With Eyes Closed [Chp. 2] By Ker

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Ker Games released a new game called With Eyes Closed and the version is Chp. 2. The game’s story is about You coming to consciousness in the trunk of a car. You don’t remember who you are and how you got there. Your hands are cuffed, and two dead bodies are lying around. But very soon you will learn that this is not the biggest of your problems. Will you make it out alive? Will you find out who kidnapped you and why? Will you learn whom you can really trust and who is just using you for their own purposes? The answers to these questions depend only on you.

Developer:	Ker
File Size:	5.35 GB
Version:	Chp. 2
OS:	Windows, Linux, Android
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

Chapter 2

Dialogues – 16000 words
Images – 583
Animations – 15

Chp.1

Dialogues – 27000 words
Images – 809 rendered
Animations – 23

Demo
Initial Release

Developer Notes:

With Eyes Closed is a thriller in the adult visual novel genre. It concentrates on storytelling, realistic characters, and letting players control the development of the story. The game also features plenty of hot scenes that are interwoven into the storyline.

Next gen character models. All main characters use Genesis 9 model, which was released in late 2022. Genesis 9 brings double the mesh density and 8K HD materials. This means more detailed mouth textures and shapes, higher quality eyes, eyelashes, and eyebrows, less stylized/more natural postures and so much more!

A thoroughly designed storyline. The game is planned as a three-year project and the plot is already fully ready from start to finish. This eliminates the problem of absence of further ideas in the middle of the story, inconsistencies, and poorly thought-out details, which can occur when the story is developed in parallel with the development of the game.

Guarantees that the project will be completed. Unfortunately, visual novels developed by indie developers with funding from Patreon often ends up unfinished. The main reason is that individuals take on development without realizing how many resources it will take to complete it.

As for me, I’ve already had a fully completed and released project on Steam (85% positive feedback and over 20,000 copies sold). I have a clear understanding of how much effort it will take to complete the next one. I always stick to updated release schedules. Throughout the development of Going Rogue, I have never broken any of my promises to Patrons and all updates have been released on time. Last but not least, after releasing the previous game on Steam, I switched to full-time game development so I can devote all my time to the game.