Nowhere Girl

Trainwreck Studios / Oct 29, 2018 / Casual, Indie, Simulation

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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If you love someone, let them go. Unfortunately, you've got to love her first! That's the only way to get rid of Pseudo, the mysterious ghostly woman who has been chained to your leg! A short romantic visual novel from Wilson Taylor, the writer of the critically acclaimed dating sim Animal Lover!

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What's new

Official Release Date!

2018-10-27

Nowhere Girl is officially releasing Monday October 29th! A day earlier than our previous projections! Initial response to Nowhere Girl has been positive and we're glad to see that people are enjoying it! We'll see you on the 29th! -Wilson T.

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What players say

Positive

85% positive, 46 reviews

Recommended3 hrs played

I liked the game. I'm glad I bought it. However, I have to qualify my recommendation a bit. The thing is, I'm nuts. When I was younger, and less bitter/broken/bleak/cynical/realistic/ pessimistic/nihilistic, I held the irrationally romantic notion of how wonderful it would be to love a ghost. To be free from the petty foibles that plague human-to-human relationships; to have love sublimated to its highest, purest...

23 found this helpful, 2018-11-03

Recommended4 hrs played

If you find yourself saying "yes" to question "would you want to have ghost chained to your leg, just to have anyone to talk to", read no further! Just go and get this novel, because you should be already adamant that it's for you and you require no more convincing. If at some point in your life you were in love with The Canterville Ghost, I'm pretty sure that you already pressed "buy" before getting to this...

7 found this helpful, 2023-01-09

Recommended4 hrs played

Welp, if you love deep-thinking novels, you are gonna enjoy this. Recommend or Not Recommend, if I have to choose, I`m going with recommend. The story has this bitterness of a broken love. Its like you wanted all of it to go well but seems like world doesn`t want it that way. I had a lot of sighs here and there. The heroine is a bit annoying(Hey, that`s my opinion don`t hit me) but very lovely. The story has its...

7 found this helpful, 2018-11-27