9:22

9:22
Developer: Cockhole Publisher: Cockhole Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android Released internationally: June 1, 2020 This game has unused code. This game has debugging material.

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9:22 is a mystery visual novel game. The main character struggles to find his way in life. A little later, it turns out that there was a murder, which the victim looked like himself.

Debug

Screen properties

To enable the debug features, set show_debug and config.developer variables to True in the game's rpy code.
A new screen will appear right after the splashscreen of the game.

As shown in the top left corner.

• physical dimensions, actual size of the current window.
• physical aspect ratio, width of the current window divided by its height.
• variants, properties of your device.
• persistent.small_display, is simply 1.

Skip to another scene

To enable this debug feature, set config.developer variable to True in the game's rpy code.
The code itself is located in _script.rpy.

• debug_scene, title_menu by default. Specifying a different scene/label will load it after splashscreen.
• nsfw, True by default. You can read more about it below.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

NSFW

To toggle this mode, set nsfw variable to True in the game's rpy code. (_script.rpy if you have config.developer set to True.)

This variable switch is used throughout the script. Since there are no NSFW images in the game, they are replaced by a missing file error message. This also affects some dialogs.

Example in scene_210:

    if nsfw:
        show andrew neutral nude nsfw with Dissolve(0.3)
    else:
        show andrew neutral nude with Dissolve(0.3)
    
    ...
    
    if nsfw:
        kurt "{size=16}Nah,{w=0.35} I'm good.{w=0.35} Keep it.{/size}"
    else:
        kurt "{size=16}Thanks.{/size}"

(Source: Original TCRF research)