Princess Selphine and her Royal Guardian Ritona flee their devastated homeland of Rughzenhaide after a sudden assault. They teleport into an unfamiliar forest thick with unrecognized vegetation and an eerie, lifeless atmosphere. This Science Fantasy Cinematic Novel delivers a visually immersive reading experience through its unique 3D Camera system.
Players follow the bubbly princess and her sharp-witted, misanthropic protector on their journey home. The story unravels mysteries about the attackers' goals, their strange new surroundings, and the fate of Rughzenhaide. Fans of adventure novels with cinematic visuals find a compelling narrative-driven escape on PC.
This version on Steam is the Director's Cut version that has additional content and features from the original Japanese release, all thanks to our Kickstarter backers. You can switch to Japanese by pressing the J key on your keyboard, or back to English with the E key.
fault is a series of Science Fantasy Cinematic Novels using a unique 3D Camera system for a visually immersive reading experience, which follows the story of a princess named Selphine and her Royal Guardian Ritona. When a sudden assault devastates their homeland of Rughzenhaide, the two are forced to escape… but somehow end up teleported into an unknown forest full of vegetation they don’t recognize. The atmosphere is thick and heavy. There is no sign of life, which is very unusual for such a lush forest. Something is wrong with the land… But they are too startled to notice what.
Who were the attackers and what was their goal?
Where did Selphine and Ritona end up?
Will the two make it home safely?
And more importantly, what has happened to their homeland?
Follow Selphine, the bubbly, happy-go-lucky Princess and her sharp-witted but slightly misanthropic Royal Guardian Ritona, on their journey of a lifetime back to their homeland of Rughzenhaide.
Contrary to popular belief, the word "milestone" refers to the episode number and is not a part of the main title... but it's impossible to search just for "fault" so feel free to call it "fault milestone". The more you know!
