Independent game guide
Balance two days of infernal contract work with conversations that can lead to a Halloween date with one of three coworkers.
Playable here on GameWren.The game is served by the creator’s official host inside this page; GameWren does not rehost its files.
After Start, the opening reframes the familiar warning about making a deal with the Devil: devils now have their own contracting company, Imperative Solutions, and the protagonist works there. The setup accepts a name and offers he/him, they/them, or she/her pronouns before the first shift.
The creator flags mild swearing, alcohol, and suggestive commentary and jokes. The tone is comedic rather than a horror game, but the warning is useful if you are choosing a visual novel for a younger player.
Three coworkers form the romance routes. Dialogue decisions shape those relationships, but the premise also asks the protagonist to keep the job under control over two days so there is a chance to go out on Halloween night.
Paper Sorting supplies the office minigame between conversations. That keeps the company setting active instead of turning it into background art for a continuous chain of dialogue choices.
The official page lists three CG endings, selectable pronouns, and two languages. The released browser build also has official Windows, macOS, and Linux downloads if the embedded version is not a good fit for a device.
The game was made for Spooktober 2026, with every asset created during the month-long jam. The creator credits separate writing, editing and translation, art, music, and programming roles, and explicitly states that no generative AI was used.
The browser build moved from its Start, Load, Settings, and Gallery menu into the line ‘They say not to make a deal with the Devil,’ then revealed the underworld contracting-company premise. The next setup screen accepted a character name and placed he/him, they/them, and she/her choices side by side before Continue.
Date a cast of walking red flags in a dark romantic comedy where dialogue choices open different routes through murder, memes, and disastrous relationships.