SeaBed

Sachiko is a designer who keeps seeing hallucinations of Takako, a former partner she has not spoken to in years. Narasaki, a psychiatrist and friend to both women, studies how memory can fracture and reshape itself, and her research becomes a lens for the whole story. Takako herself is quietly losing pieces of her past, including the reasons she and Sachiko grew apart after being together since childhood. Rather than following one protagonist, the game shifts between all three viewpoints, so the same events read differently depending on whose memory the player is inside. Progress comes from reading dialogue and choosing responses at key points, with those choices steering which version of the truth comes into focus. There is little conventional puzzle-solving or action here: the pacing is slow and text-driven, built around uncovering what really happened between Sachiko and Takako and why their memories no longer agree. The tone stays intimate and melancholic throughout, treating mental health and loss with a level of care unusual for the format. Full voice acting and subtitle options support the reading experience.

KEY FEATURES

• Three Interwoven Perspectives - Read the same unfolding mystery through Sachiko, her psychiatrist friend Narasaki, and her former partner Takako.
• Memory As Mystery - Piece together why Sachiko and Takako's memories of their shared past no longer match.
• Branching Dialogue Choices - Choose responses that shift which version of events comes into focus as the story continues.
• Character-Driven Pacing - Move through a slow, text-heavy story built on hallucination, loss and fractured memory rather than action.
• Full Voice And Subtitles - Follow the story with complete voice acting alongside adjustable subtitle options.