SHOUT-AI is a short electronic horror visual novel set inside a broken horror game called SHOUT.
The player thought they had launched a free game. Instead, a girl named Yoka appears on the other side of the screen. She calls herself something like a bug, something like an error that should have been reported, and guides you through a town where no one is left.
The town contains a residential district, a station, a square, a river, an archive, a shelter, and a rooftop. There are no people anywhere. Rain can be heard even when it is not falling. A station with no rails says there is no next train. A clock tower is stopped at 04:44.
Choices do not appear as a normal menu. They appear as separate windows on the screen. Some move randomly. Some return after being closed. Screen noise, glitches, blackouts, sudden volume changes, and fake code logs create the impression that something is happening on the PC, but the game does not execute external commands, modify user files, or perform network communication.
Was Yoka really inside the game? Or was she something you created to escape from a broken world?
Features:
- A short horror visual novel designed for roughly 15 minutes of play
- Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese support
- Player name input
- Choice options displayed in separate pop-up windows
- Electronic horror effects including noise, glitches, blackouts, and audio shifts
- A quiet, unsettling walk through an empty town
- Horror based on bugs, fake logs, and internet ghost story atmosphere rather than gore
This game does not control the player's PC, execute external programs, collect personal information, or modify user files.
