Invisible Apartment 2Invisible Apartment 2

Invisible Apartment 2 (2015)

Genres:Adventure, Indie
Game modes:Single player
Story:Cyberpunk visual novel set in a future in a mega city where surveillance and hacking are part of every day life, it revolves around human relations, their dreams and their fight for living a free life. Standalone version.
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