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Can you trust a stranger who already knows your name?. A psychological horror dating sim and visual novel by JJ (J3NNN), made in Ren'Py. You wake in a sealed room with a stranger named Xor. Every three days you sit an examination — the highest score graduates and walks out, the other is executed. He claims he does not know you. He knew your name before you told him.

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What awaits you in Prisoners

A psychological horror dating sim and visual novel by JJ (J3NNN), made in Ren'Py. You wake in a sealed room with a stranger named Xor. Every three days you sit an examination — the highest score graduates and walks out, the other is executed. He claims he does not know you. He knew your name before you told him.

01 · WAKE

Open your eyes in a room you have never seen

You were supposed to be in your school dorms. Instead you wake up in a room that smells like someone else's plan. There is a young man across from you. He looks at you like he has been waiting. He says he does not know how either of you ended up here.

02 · EXAM

Every three days, one of you walks out

An announcement explains the rules. Every three days you sit an examination. The person with the higher score graduates and returns to society. The other person is executed. The young man suggests you fail together. You can hear the door lock behind the suggestion.

03 · XOR

He knew your name before you introduced yourself

You are strangers. At least, that is what you think. Because Xor seems to know far more about you than you know about him. The dialogue is a point-and-click free-roam conversation that reads the room you are standing in, and it does not let you pretend the rules are fair.

04 · SEVEN

Seven endings, one of which is a secret

Trust him. Betray him. Fall for him. The dynamic relationship system tracks every reply, and the branches decide whether the door finally opens for you, for him, or for nobody. A first run is about an hour; a completionist run with every route is closer to four.

How to play

  1. Press Play to launch the Ren'Py web build inside the player. The first load pulls a couple of hundred MB, so give the frame a moment on Wi-Fi.
  2. Use the mouse to explore the room, click on objects, and talk to Xor. The game is point-and-click free roam, so look around before you commit to a line of dialogue.
  3. Pick your pronouns, your avatar, and your reply tone early. The dynamic relationship system reacts to how warm, curious, or guarded you sound, and the exam results will read those choices back to you.
  4. Save before each examination. There are seven endings and the route splits on a single line in the early days, so a quick save lets you take the path back without replaying the room.

Inside Prisoners

Images from the game's browser build.

Prisoners opening scene: a sealed room with two people inside, the rules of the examination visible on the wall.
Xor in Prisoners, the stranger sharing the room, watching the player with an expression the game does not let you trust yet.
A Prisoners dialogue scene inside the room, choices visible on screen, the relationship meter updated by tone.

Frequently asked questions

What is Prisoners?

Prisoners is a psychological horror dating sim and visual novel by JJ (J3NNN), made with Ren'Py. You wake in a sealed room with a stranger named Xor. Every three days you sit an examination — the higher score graduates and walks out, the other person is executed. The browser build streams into the player above. No download required.

Can I play Prisoners online for free?

Yes. The Ren'Py web build runs directly inside the embedded frame at the top of the page. Press Play and the game starts. The first load is large, so give it a minute on a stable connection.

How many endings does Prisoners have?

Seven distinct endings, branched by how you treat Xor and how you perform on each examination. A first run is about an hour; a completionist run that catches every route is closer to four hours.

Is Prisoners appropriate for all ages?

No. Prisoners is intended for mature audiences and includes flashing lights, claustrophobia, extreme psychological distress, implied character death, and the threat of violence. The game explicitly asks players to take breaks if the content becomes distressing.

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