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 Entropic Float is a series of games developed by me, Nico H!




Entropic Float is a series which explores a modern-day fantasy world where magic is considered a scientific force, researched and managed by strange companies and shady government agencies- And specifically, each game takes place in an Anomaly, an unusual geographical disaster caused when somebody's magical Wish is unable to be fulfilled within the usual rules of reality.

The narrative genre? Ontological mystery. The game genre? That's the fun of it. Each game in the Entropic Float series seeks to explore its themes through a new mode of gameplay. The first is a visual novel, the second is a point-and-click adventure, and there are even bigger goals to tell future stories in an exciting new lens.

Of course, if you were hooked by the VN gameplay of the first game, each subsequent game will also have linear story-only game modes which can be toggled on. The goal of Entropic Float is to tell a story, and I want that story to be as accessible as I can make it within my technical and financial limits. You'll never need to 'get good' to experience any of these Anomalies.

Further, the first Entropic Float game is 100% free. Over 300k words of content are available at no cost to you- And if you find yourself hungry for more, but unable to afford it, or for any reason unable to process payment (such as living in a sanctioned country) please reach out. While subsequent games and DLC must cost money for EF to be in any way a sustainable project, my number one goal is still just to create and share. If you need a free copy to continue enjoying my work, don't hesitate to email me at nicohverse@gmail.com .

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