30 Days - Demo

30 Days throws you into a high-stakes competition where 22 contestants face mysterious trials, violence, and intimate encounters over a month-long ordeal. You play as one of four male participants among 18 women, each with their own agendas—and most have no idea what they've actually signed up for. AllNaturall has built a story-heavy experience where your choices genuinely matter; skipping dialogue branches means missing entire narrative threads, so this rewards attentive players.

The demo (v0.5.8) is substantial: nearly 100,000 words of dialogue, 5,890 images, 42 video animations, and roughly 9 hours of gameplay across available paths. That's a fully-featured experience, not a teaser. The game leans into dark themes—expect violence, betrayal, superpowers mechanics, and explicit adult scenes woven into the competitive narrative rather than as separate content. AllNaturall uses Ren'Py, which means the engine is stable and the game runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android without fuss.

What makes this stand out is the structure: you're not just accumulating romance options, but navigating a genuinely dangerous social experiment where alliances crumble and stakes escalate. The superpowers tag suggests ability-based interactions during competitions or conflicts. If you're accustomed to visual novels where choices are cosmetic, 30 Days demands you actually think about consequence. The scope and attention to audio design (nearly 300 audio files) hint at production values above typical indie fare.