Disclaimer: This guide is based on v0.1.2. As this is an early access or in-development game (likely a text-based or interactive fiction adult adventure), mechanics and content are subject to change. Always check the game's official page for the most recent patch notes.
is for the curious player, the indie game historian, and those who enjoy being part of the development process. It is a promise of a future experience, a raw glimpse into a creative process, and a fun, challenging little distraction in its current state. Mad Adventure -v0.1.2- By MorbusGreaves
Greaves’ design philosophy is "trauma through tedium." They force you to sit with discomfort. In version 0.1.2, there is a screen where you must wait for 11 real-world minutes. Nothing happens. No jump scare. No music. Just a low hum and a blinking dot. Then, on the 660th second, the dot smiles. That is the entire event. It is horrifying. Disclaimer: This guide is based on v0
The most immediate feature in any visual novel is the art, and MorbusGreaves has a distinct style. is for the curious player, the indie game
~20-40 minutes per playthrough. Replayability: Medium (3 different flaws, 2 main endings, a few secrets). Stability: Playable but with minor bugs. Save often.
stands out for its wild, slightly chaotic tone and distinctive art style . While v0.1.2 is short (likely 30-60 minutes of gameplay), it serves as a strong vertical slice, showing off the intended humor, the main female characters, and the "mad" direction the story intends to go.
You wake up in a room. The floor is carpeted with static. The window looks out onto a sky that is the specific color of a bruise. You have no name. You have no inventory. All you have is a compass that points toward your own shadow and a note that reads: "Do not trust the happy music."