A visual novel prologue that starts at the story's end, Siren's Call: Escape Velocity confronts you with farewells to old friends after a summer battling supernatural Sirens. These party members, bonded through deadly fights, pull you back from adulthood and college with their deep knowledge of your weaknesses. The game leverages the visual novel format for a disorienting narrative full of summertime dread.
Players navigate goodbyes amid fleeting friendships in this casual indie adventure for PC. It crafts uncertainty through mind-bending storytelling inspired by Persona 4, Higurashi, and Doki Doki Literature Club. Fans of psychological visual novels drawn to supernatural tensions and emotional tugs find a focused experience here.
Inspired by games like Persona 4, Higurashi, and Doki Doki Literature Club, Siren’s Call: Escape Velocity is a tropical cocktail of delicious summertime dread.
As a story that begins at the end, all that's standing between you and adulthood are your old party members. Your best friends.
After a summer of deadly fights with supernatural creatures known only as "Sirens," you and your friends finally have time to relax and enjoy yourselves. But in the wreckage of a job well done...it's become obvious just how fleeting their time with you actually is. Even so, it's your job to say goodbye to each of them and go to college. It's your job to be an adult.
Still, it's five of them versus one of you. And after years of friendship and an entire summer of fighting side-by-side, these people know exactly what it takes to make you want to stay home...for just a bit longer.
A game that's designed to make you as unsure of yourself as humanly possible, Siren's Call takes full advantage of every aspect of the visual novel format to deliver a mind-warping storytelling experience. Can you get the "Hell" out of Florida? Will you reach Escape Velocity?
