Cleaning Adventure Game Kyo mo Kabe wa Shiroku Released Free on Unityroom
The game turns a mundane cleaning job into a moral choice about whether to preserve or report citizens' dissenting voices, with the player's actions over five days determining the capital's fate.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Solo developer Saihatsumeisareta Sharin released the short adventure game Kyo mo Kabe wa Shiroku on unityroom on August 6, 2026. Players clean the white walls of a royal capital, deciding whether to erase or report graffiti that shifts from trivial to critical of the regime over five days. Three endings are included.
The game casts the player as a cleaner tasked with maintaining the pristine white walls that symbolize the royal capital. Each day, the graffiti changes, starting with harmless doodles and progressing to complaints about rations and policies.
Players can spray away the markings or leave them, and while filing the daily report is optional, the game encourages recording what appears on the walls. The White Wall Preservation Week spans five days, and the player's decisions across that period lead to one of three endings.
Each playthrough lasts about ten minutes. The game is free to play in browsers via unityroom.
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