Raining City: Millions Recollections (v1.2.0)

Rain-soaked streets, occult storefronts, and a body-horror mystery define this surreal indie adventure. Lyu Xuan wakes to blood on her chest and an impossible void in her palm, only to find that the wound produces a seemingly endless stream of money. That miracle quickly becomes a curse when monsters, opportunists, and stranger beings descend on the modern island city of Stage to claim its source. The mood is bleak but curious rather than relentlessly frightening, using gray urban scenery and bizarre encounters to build a dreamlike supernatural thriller.

Progress centers on investigating Stage’s ordinary districts and the irrational spaces concealed beneath them, speaking with residents, uncovering their problems, and deciding who deserves help. Money flowing from Lyu Xuan’s hand functions as both a useful resource and a dangerous temptation: it buys odd tools from unusual shops, while recovered objects can be exchanged to support further exploration. Conversations and relationships matter because allies can reveal paths, offer assistance, and provide another angle on the truth behind Lyu Xuan’s condition. Spending is not a consequence-free convenience, either; the amount of wealth used across the journey influences where the story ultimately leads.

Stage stands out through its combination of contemporary city life, folklore-like creatures, and a deliberately unsettling take on wealth as supernatural power. One especially memorable companion resembles a quiet woman in white with long dark hair, yet hides a vast predatory mouth and violent protective instincts, giving the story an uneasy emotional center. Rather than presenting a conventional hero’s quest, Raining City: Millions Recollections focuses on meeting eccentric humans and non-humans, learning what they want, and navigating a setting where every kindness may carry a price. It suits players who enjoy atmospheric narrative adventures, moral choices, strange urban fantasy, and the kind of offbeat mystery found in cult visual novels more than those seeking fast action or combat-heavy progression.