Aurora Protocol Demo
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About Aurora Protocol Demo
Step into the shoes of a character who has just moved into the house of a family friend, who also happens to be the renowned owner of Artimus Corp, a multi-trillion-dollar conglomerate that dominates the tech industry. The owner, Blake, had always seen you as a potential protégée, but no one has been able to contact him for weeks. As the mystery surrounding his disappearance deepens, you begin to notice odd behaviors in the androids that Artimus Corp produces. A stranger knocks on your door just before things spiral out of control, and even your dreams are no longer safe. Unravel the mystery of your past and forge your future in this cyberpunk-style futuristic game, where the decisions you make impact your relationships with each character… including a possible harem. Aurora Protocol Demo is a choice-driven adult Visual Novel featuring: • Over 300 4k static images and more than 1,050 4k animation renders • No artificial intelligence used in the renders, animations, or script* • 30+ minutes of demo gameplay • Heavily story driven with a cyberpunk style world complete with mystery and sci-fi themes • Over 10 songs • Plenty of lewd scenes with various girls • Over 40 sound effects Can you trust your memories? Can you trust your dreams? Can you keep those around you safe? Build your harem Or just focus on your preferred crush(s) Choices matter and the outcome is up to you, discover what awaits you in Aurora Protocol! Aurora Protocol features cutting-edge Genesis 9 characters rendered in the DAZ engine at full quality. Most characters use 8K texture maps, and each has been individually mapped in Blender for smooth, high-fidelity animation. Experience Aurora Protocol in ultra-HD *Spell check may technically use some very limited AI elements to fix actual misspellings, the script itself is fully human written.
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