Divinity Crush [Ch. 2] By Granmerluzzo

Granmerluzzo Games released a new game called Divinity Crush and the version is Ch. 2. The game’s story is about The first chapter of an episodic Action Sci-fi story about a transfer employee to the big city and a fateful encounter with three mysterious girls. What started as a fight against an evil corporation just got weirder…

Developer:	Granmerluzzo
File Size:	1.57 GB
Version:	Ch. 2
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

Chapter2
N/A

Developer Notes:

Features
Short kinetic novel with 15K word (1 hour)
A more visual immersive storytelling
Hundreds of rendered CG
Dozens of animations
Languages: English, Italian

Content warning
Blood, Gore, Violence, Nudity, Disturbing Images, Fan Service
This game contains themes (violence, gore, nudity) which are not suited for children aged 18 (or 21, depending on your location) years of age.

Note
Hello, this game was developed as a tech demo from visual novel maker and Daz Studio for a more visual [than novel] approach taking advantage of CG rendering speed. In time it has grown quite a bit so i decided to publish it.

Sorry for the English as it’s not my native language.
You may need at least medium PC and/or a good android phone.
By default The esc key will close the game.

To launch extract the zip and look at the readme inside

Known Technical issues
The game is made with Visual Novel Maker, a very easy and powerful tool for creating scene, but the default framework it’s ridden with bugs that I’m unable to fix and probably never addressed.
One of those bug is that the save file grow larger and larger and take more time to load. As a partial workaround it’s possible to start the story at a later time after entering your name, just chose a number instead of the start button on top.
Other problems can be slow down for some seconds usually on slower systems, freeze on skipping, random errors that go away pressing the ok button.

The Mac and Linux Build are experimental and may not work as intended. I’ve made a limited test on Linux build (seem to work but need some libraries).