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Main Character Development (visual novel)
By: Trisha Wong, Ben Djukastein, Josh Ma, Jerick Reimond Erice
Course: IAT 313 Narrative and New Media
Project description: A very meta visual novel about (and poking fun at) tropes and cliches in Japanese stories and characters.
Logline: A student desperate to hide his true self as a "Main Character" and blend into the background (in a school specifically for churning out unique, standout graduates) reluctantly puts himself in the spotlight in order to find his missing friend.
