Go For A Punch! Saki Sanobashi
Four students find themselves trapped in the restroom of an abandoned school; the door is locked. Without a way of escaping, they can only cling to their remaining shreds of hope or come face to face with their inevitable ruin.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$33.9Kgross
$15.3Klow → high range$74.6K
Net to developer$22.6K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
6.9K
mid estimate
About
About the game
Years ago, a dark legend spread through the deepest corners of the Internet, specifically on the /x/ board of 4chan. There, an anonymous user first spoke about an old and unknown anime called "Go for a Punch." Despite the efforts of those interested in recovering this anime since 2011, the original video never saw the light of day.
The plot of the video was as follows:
"A group of school teenagers finds themselves locked inside a closed room, a public restroom with no doors or windows to escape from. As they debate the possibility of never being able to leave that restroom, they progressively lose their sanity to the point of resorting to suicide due to desperation and hunger..."
The Visual Novel will pick up on the mentioned plot, introducing slight twists and changes to the story, following the pattern usually found in Lost Media discoveries.
It is a realm where human memory often falters, allowing for diverse interpretations to emerge from those imperfect recollections. These variations add depth and originality to the unfolding narrative, creating a captivating and ever-evolving experience.
Witness firsthand the events that these young people will face until the end of their days, reliving the experiences of the lost video and also discovering the reasons behind their suffering.
Features
- Over 20 different backgrounds.
- 20 original soundtracks.
- Immersive sound effects.
- All characters are animated (blink).
- Detailed deaths.
- Your last words are stored and uploaded to Twitter/X.
- Interactive visual novel.
- Mini-game.
Art
While an original drawing style is used, diverging from the aesthetics of 80s/90s anime, the art respects the appearance of the retro style. It embodies the look of something forgotten somewhere, for a long time, damped with mold and with missing pixels after has being a copy of a copy, of an original no longer traceable.
