Smallwood

Smallwood Smallwood is an adult visual novel where your choices shape Clark’s story. Explore town side quests, uncover alien roots, and face a dark alter-ego with AI-generated CG scenes.

Smallwood

Smallwood is an adult-focused visual novel built around a thrilling adventure story. You step into the shoes of a young man connected to an external affairs group, guiding him through the kind of everyday problems high school students face—only to have those struggles spiral into something far bigger.

In addition to the main plot, the town is packed with side quests. These extra paths let you explore deeper layers, spot hidden relationships, and gain a clearer picture of the central mystery. The game also uses advanced AI techniques to produce a variety of smooth CG scenes.

Highlights

• AI-Generated Adult Content: Enjoy distinctive, unpredictable erotic scenes created with advanced AI.
• Branching Narrative: Your decisions shape Clark’s journey, leading to multiple endings.
• Sci-Fi Parody: Expect a comedic spin on alien-style clichés—meteor-powered dangers and small-town secrets included.

Key Features

Alien Heritage Revealed

Clark’s normal life collapses when he uncovers his extraterrestrial background. What follows is a mission that tests his sense of self—driving the story’s themes of identity, responsibility, and the impact of an unseen legacy.

Dark Alter-Ego Dynamics

When things turn dangerous, Clark’s concealed persona can surface, granting him powerful help at a “terrible cost.” This system reflects a psychological pressure point: leaning on the alter-ego can strain relationships and shift outcomes, mixing tactical decision-making with emotional consequences.

Small-Town Intrigues

Beyond the primary storyline, the town is full of hidden threads—secretive romances, meteor-related anomalies, and residents who aren’t telling the full truth. By chasing these subplots, you’ll uncover connections that sharpen the main mystery.

Tips & Tricks

Branching Dialogue System

Conversations with classmates, suspects, and allies use multi-route dialogue. One exchange can reveal information about the meteor threats—and may even permanently change how important characters view Clark’s intentions.

Investigation Mechanics

To build your case, you’ll inspect areas affected by meteors and investigate school environments. These sequences blend puzzle-style clue gathering with story tension, rewarding careful players with major breakthroughs when they connect the right details.

Manage Resources and Relationships

Your schedule matters. Balancing school responsibilities, alien-related missions, and social commitments influences Clark’s abilities and which endings you reach. Ignoring friendships can reduce support during critical moments, while relying too often on the alter-ego may trigger irreversible changes.

Changelog

v0.2.1

• Added Chapter 4 (~8000 words)
• Added 4 small minigames (16 CGs & many “hotspot” buttons)
• Added 37 new CGs
• Added 8 new unique character sprites
• Added 1 new character
• Added a new game logo (a stylized “S”)

Technical Improvements

• Introduced customizable “hotspot” buttons that rely on invisible click zones defined by exact screen coordinates (rectangles or polygons). This replaces many CG-based button overlays, helping save space.
• Added logic to automatically handle prefixes for any CG type, allowing any prefix to be used freely without needing them to be predefined.