Phantom Seeds Visual Novel Playthrough


Hello! Aside from the anime editorials and Naruto reviews, I'd like to try something new. It's called Phantom Seeds, a visual novel. A visual novel is basically a story, except you have a say in what happens. It is available here, and is also downloadable at the Google Chrome Store. The novel/game is completely free, so feel free to try it out.

My Playthrough




Phantom Seeds


Written & Illustrated by:
Zeiva Inc
Music by:
Kevin MacLeod


"Thanks for watching!"




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