Zero End

Caleb Watson digs into the occult with an obsessive need to know the truth, whatever it costs him. Zero End plays its horror straight, borrowing its grimoire-and-shadows atmosphere from Hellblazer, World of Darkness, Divi-Dead, and Creepypasta rather than winking at the genre.

The story follows Caleb as an unconventional magician pulled into a paranormal mystery that keeps raising the price of every answer he gets, with the question of whether he'll actually pay that price left open as the branching narrative moves forward.

Underneath the visual novel reading, there's a stat progression system and a rough class system shaping how Caleb's story bends, with combat and puzzle mechanics planned for later builds rather than present now. For the moment the game is choices, character stats, and consequences, not fights or riddles.