CuQooTalk (18+)

CuQooTalk (18+) Follow Minjae on a two-week exchange in a new country. Answer strange calls, read threatening texts, and make choices through your phone to unlock erotic scenes and eerie psychological pressure.

CuQooTalk (18+)

In CuQooTalk, you step into Minjae’s shoes as he documents an unbelievable life while living abroad. Your journey centers on a two-week exchange student experience in a brand-new country.

Back at home, the mood turns darker. Minjae is drawn into temptation involving a range of adult situations—and the choices you make will determine how those moments unfold. Through your phone, you’ll communicate with Minjae and unlock a series of provocative erotic scenes that escalate the tension and keep the story moving.

Continuous updates are planned as the game grows, adding new characters and more explicit stories for players who want even more chaos and excitement.

Key Features

• Minjae Line: A story about Korean college students traveling to the United States for an exchange program. Minjae records strange happenings using his mobile phone—such as suspicious calls, threatening texts, and even surveillance-style footage.



• Dynamic event triggering: The phone screen can suddenly surface new unread messages, location tracking, encrypted files, and other interruptions—designed to keep pressure constantly building.



• Sound and visual atmosphere: Expect low-quality video, blocky pixel visuals, and sudden flash-like glitches of unsettling imagery to intensify the horror tone.
• Psychological pressure: The game pressures you through signs of mental strain—shown via chat logs, social media updates, and what feels like ongoing monitoring of the home environment.
• Malik Line: Minjae’s roommate remains in Korea and becomes involved in mysterious activity connected to Minjae’s family—such as tampering with family photos and recording chilling videos—slowly uncovering the conspiracy.

Player Comments

• “Oh wow… this kind of theme will definitely set people off. I bet it won’t take long before mods are forced to deal with reports.”



• “One of the strongest starts in this genre. Really good writing and great art. The downside is the kinetic novel tag—unsure if it’s temporary or permanent. Hoping Malik stays a bro. Overall, it’s solid, and I’m looking forward to more.”
• “Congrats on the first releases! I love it and I’ll support you. The progression is great—please consider adding separate routes and branching paths: one path where everything happens without consent or against the protagonist’s control, one path where he accepts his situation, and another path where the family tries to corrupt Minjae in a way that crosses serious lines. I don’t like being shown family corruption knowingly in front of me as if I’m powerless or without dignity. If I ever find the truth, I’d rather have real choices than be forced into it. Every person deserves freedom to live their own life.”
• “I really like the hints about how close the family is and the potential for story branches—hopefully it avoids a one-sided NTR setup where the MC just loses his choices. It also seems like the MC is pressured into his role rather than being portrayed as meek. I even thought of a twist: what if Minjae gets training from Malik during video editing sessions and their chats, eventually becoming a different kind of threat—using persuasion instead of Malik’s aggression? The family could all be driven by money problems, with Minjae’s trustworthiness making the corruption spread further, even though he himself is compromised.”

Final Verdict

In CuQooTalk, you explore a strange new kind of game concept—“phone games”—where the story is delivered through a mobile screen experience.

The protagonist, Minjae, joins a two-week exchange student program, leaving his university in Korea to travel to the United States. Meanwhile, Malik stays at Minjae’s home and gets pulled into disturbing encounters involving Minjae’s family.

Watch Minjae’s nightmare unfold through his phone, as tension rises and your decisions shape what comes next.