I made her up

I Made Her Up” — English narration on a black screen: “I was sitting at my desk… unfinished dialogues, descriptions…” with standard visual-novel controls.

Close-up of Dan on black background; dialogue box with anxious self-talk about thinking and having no other skills; VN interface icons visible.

Writer’s cluttered studio interior filled with books, papers, computer; transparent text box overlays a long descriptive passage about a graceful woman.

Luna’s portrait centered in a sunlit, messy newsroom/office; dialogue: “The character—I’ve already created her. Luna now has an appearance, a personality…”

Game Description

A blank page. A looming deadline. A writer who has lost his muse.

Dan, once a promising storyteller, finds himself trapped in creative despair. With only one month left to prove himself, he begins crafting the perfect character — a woman named Luna. She is everything he has ever dreamed of: graceful, intelligent, tender, and mysterious. At first, she is just words on a page. But as Dan writes, something strange begins to happen.

Luna doesn’t stay bound to the paper. She appears in his dreams. He hears her voice, sees her smile, and feels her presence more vividly with each new line. The border between imagination and reality starts to blur, leaving Dan to wonder: is Luna merely a product of his mind, or has he summoned something far more real than fiction?

I Made Her Up is a narrative-driven visual novel that explores obsession, loneliness, and the power of creativity. It asks the timeless question: what if the person you loved most never truly existed?

Across Dan’s world, players will experience both the stark reality of his small apartment and the dreamlike landscapes where Luna comes alive — amusement parks, classrooms, and quiet cafés. Through vivid dialogue, cinematic storytelling, and evocative artwork, the game blends Dan’s inner struggles with the surreal beauty of his creation.