Divided

ABOUT THE GAME

You find yourself waking up in Yume’s bedroom for reasons you don’t understand. The shy young woman appears to have taken an interest in you. Every time you fall asleep, you open your eyes in a new timeline, greeted by a different version of Yume. Some versions are more playful, others even more reserved. Whether you choose to pursue intimacy or focus on uncovering the mystery behind these shifting realities is entirely your decision.

Your choices may lead to various paths… and multiple endings waiting to be discovered.

This first game wasn’t meant to be overly ambitious. It was my way of learning how to build a game from scratch and finding my footing as a developer. Even though a full playthrough—with all routes and endings—barely reaches about an hour of gameplay, it required far more effort than I anticipated and taught me invaluable lessons about game development.

This project—this entire journey—has only been possible because of your support. I don’t believe AI-driven creations should be sold carelessly, and your encouragement made this possible. So to everyone who has supported me so far: I’ve created a video game. We did it!

As a complete beginner, I relied on AI to assist with coding, create artwork, generate parts of the music (most tracks are based on my own compositions, with AI helping add instruments and vocals), produce sound effects, refine the script, help with translations—Japanese is coming soon—and even proofread my sometimes imperfect English.

My goal is to keep pushing boundaries—not just of AI, but of creativity itself. The more I pour my own ideas and effort into what started as AI-assisted creations, the more I see AI as simply a powerful tool in the creative process. I plan to move on to a new project soon, though I’ll spend a few more weeks polishing this one if I see room for improvement. I’m already working on features like a gallery system, if I can manage the coding, and the Japanese translation.

Since this is my very first game, I’ll be paying close attention to your feedback, carefully noting every detail that could be improved—whether for future updates to Divided or for upcoming projects as I continue learning how to properly develop games.

I truly hope you enjoy it.