Failing to Fathom [v0.4.5] By TwoHands

TwoHands Games released a new game called Failing to Fathom and the version is 0.4.5. The game’s story is about In a world where the concept of dreams is foreign, Failing to Fathom follows the story of Rachell Rohara, a college student who one night wakes up in a different reality and has a surreal experience we tend to call dreaming. Visit the city of Splu’jalova where you will meet many unique and/or memorable characters, whom you can build your bonds with any way you like. The game contains things that are meant to disturb or unease you, but everything is probably a dream after all, so don’t worry.

Developer:	TwoHands
File Size:	374.6 MB
Version:	0.4.5
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v0.4.5

6k words, give or take
150 images (I am very proud of the quality of these)
1 new character: A gyaru gal who is very close to someone
Higher resolution base game (from 1280×720 to 1920×1080, images from previous versions are upscaled, but not redone, so they’re lower quality)
Less black screens
New music
A bunch of spelling mistake fixes, changes to the script for clarity and added notifications that tell the exact date and time when the events are happening
Fixed the wonky-looking bonds screens

v0.4

– 10k words, give or take – 175 images – 2 new characters: A blue haired musical prodigy and a tomboy bodybuilder – New music – A bunch of spelling mistake fixes, changes to the script for clarity – Something Better Known issues:

– The aforementioned breaking of saves – The “bonds” screen might have visual bugs, nothing dangerous, but I am working on a fix for it – My rapidly deteriorating mental health (save me by giving me money)

Developer Notes:

This visual novel is heavily story centered and the porn assets are few and far between. The game contains flashing images that may affect those with epilepsy. Proceed with caution. This game contains disturbing and/or sensitive themes. Failing to Fathom is very early in development and is my first attempt at something creative. I have basically no prior experience with writing or game development, so bear with me on this one. Failing to Fathom contains many of my favorite elements from the games I cherish most with my fair share of twists and turns that make it my own. I hope you will give it a try and come along with me on this path of endless bewilderment.