Parasite Day -LABORATORY- (Brown Tabby)

Synopsis

Combat erotica meets full-fledged exploration action RPG!

A legitimate exploration and action game featuring Himesawa Mina, who debuted in the previous CG collection.

The creator had long awaited the release of an exploration action game with combat erotica elements. After waiting in vain, they decided to make one themselves—this is their earnest exploration game.

As a result, the exploration difficulty is high, and you must think strategically to find breakthroughs yourself.

However, an included strategy guide with easy-to-follow routes and an illustrated manual make it possible to clear even if you only want to see the scenes or focus on the story.

Note: Using the strategy guide will reduce the experience to a mere map tourism task, so keep that in mind.

*Developer gameplay footage has been made available on ci-en per user requests. Please check how your system performance compares.

[STORY]

The Starlight Museum, built near a meteorite impact site in Arizona, and its attached research facility harbored dark rumors.

TriMarch, a pharmaceutical company investing in the museum, had funded multiple criminal organizations years prior. The executives and criminals involved were supposedly all arrested by the Special Undercover Agency (SUA), but a reinvestigation was ordered as a precaution.

About a month into the investigation, Alpha Team—led by Yukinaga and operating undercover as museum staff—reported discovering secret research being conducted somewhere in the facility.

It would take more time to secure evidence.

Another month passed. Then an emergency transmission arrived:

“Biohazard outbreak detected.”

[CHARACTERS]

Destiny Anastasia Dickerson

Height: 173 cm

A doctor for the Special Undercover Agency (SUA), code-named Dr. DD. She was already working as a doctor when Mina joined the SUA. A mysterious figure.

Himesawa Mina (Code Name: Lobelia)

Age: 27 (at mission start)

Height: 175 cm

Weight: 68 kg

The protagonist. An SUA agent who has navigated countless dangerous situations alone. She has never used her code name, always revealing her real name when confronting criminals—because the exposure of her real identity is…