Trigger
Trigger is a 3d side-scrolling, photorealistic, adventure game that lets you take control of a young ball named Neo. Since you were gifted with special abilities, you will be tested on whether you're good enough to be sent on real missions.

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Project II: Silent Valley is a linear, semi-open world dystopian visual novel. Play as US Navy Officer Hierophan, joining the docile humanoid weapon Osprey to uncover a conspiracy at the underwater base "Silent Valley" and the hidden truths of his missing friend, Ochira.
Released
August 27, 2026
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macOS · Windows
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Last sync
September 25, 2026
Project II: Silent Valley is part of the experimental 计划 Projects series, which consists solely of Chicago Project and Project II: Silent Valley. Both are standalone narratives, and no knowledge of the other title is required to play this game. If characters or names from 计划 Projects appear again in other works by the creator, they should be regarded as separate reinterpretations.

Basic Controls
E / Right Mouse Button: Interact / Talk
Left Mouse Button: Confirm / Advance Dialogue
ESC: Exit Current Screen / System Menu
M: Open Game Menu
CG/Video Playback Optimization
You can now choose from three different Windows video playback modes in Settings, allowing you to switch based on your device configuration:
If videos in the game experience noticeable stuttering, black screens, or other playback issues, we recommend switching to a different playback mode in Settings to find the option that works best for your device.

In this dystopian parallel America, the “Nodomain Consortium (N.C.)” has overthrown the traditional government. The current United States is divided between two major powers: the militarized "N.C. Government," which controls most regions with an iron grip, and the remnants of the former regime, known as the "Old Government." Beneath the surface of peaceful coexistence, a fierce power struggle is intensifying… In this world dominated by alienation and authoritarianism, how will you, as a reformist, make your choices?
