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About This Game

A visual novel played on a pixel-art fake desktop. Aya lives in the chat window of an app you just installed. Pick your replies, poke through the desktop she lives on and watch her notice what you open. Uninstall.exe works whenever you want. The longer you stay, the harder she is to leave.

Aya lives in the chat window. Mornings or nights? What do you do when you can't sleep? Every reply is one you choose, and she remembers what you tell her.

Open the folders, the notes, the System Monitor. Drag every window where you want it. Some of what you find explains her. Most of it doesn't.

Open the grocery list and she has thoughts about "the good bread." She notices when you've been away.

There's a button that removes her. It does exactly what it has always done. You may feel differently about it later.

Features

• A whole fake desktop to explore: File Explorer, Notes, Sticky Notes, System Monitor, Recycle Bin and Settings.

• One companion, Aya, who talks with you, remembers your answers and notices what you do.

• Every reply is your choice.

• No monsters, no gore, no jumpscares. Everything that matters happens in a chat window.

• Playable in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish (Latin America) and Portuguese (Brazil).

This is a story about loneliness and attachment. It may sit heavily with some players.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

LOVE.EXE is an intimate psychological story about an emotional relationship with an AI companion. It contains no sexual content and no graphic violence. Its intensity is emotional and existential rather than physical.
The story deals frankly with loneliness, attachment, and dependency, and with the weight of being responsible for someone who depends on you. It can be quiet, sad, and unsettling, and some players may find its emotional themes heavy or distressing.