LOVE alt delete: Indie Horror Chatsim Gets Steam Page, 2027 Release

Circle Maiden Name has opened the Steam store page for LOVE alt delete, a psychological horror yuri chatsim set in 200X. A 2027 release is planned.

Ever chatted with someone online and felt a chill run down your spine? That's the vibe LOVE alt delete is going for. Developer Circle Maiden Name has just opened the Steam store page for their upcoming psychological horror yuri chatsim, and it's already looking like a game that'll mess with your head.

The game is an indie horror interactive story, but instead of running around dark corridors, you'll be chatting. It's a chatsim, so expect conversations to be your main way of interacting with the world. The story is sci-fi and takes place in the year 200X. You play as a protagonist who's taking part in a beta test for... well, we don't know exactly what yet, but knowing horror games, it's probably not just a harmless software trial.

Being a yuri title, the game will likely focus on relationships between female characters, but with a psychological horror twist. That combination has us intrigued—cute chats by day, creeping dread by night? We're here for it.

The developer, Circle Maiden Name, is no stranger to indie projects, and this one has been quietly anticipated. The Steam store page going live means you can now wishlist the game, which is always a good move for indie titles so you get notified when it launches.

As for when you can actually play it, the planned release window is 2027. That's a few years away, so we'll have to be patient. But hey, that gives you plenty of time to mentally prepare for whatever horrors await in those chat logs.

There's no word yet on specific platforms beyond Steam, but we'll keep an eye out for more details. In the meantime, you can check out the store page and add it to your wishlist if you're into horror, yuri, or just love a good interactive story that gets under your skin.

What do you think? Does a psychological horror chatsim sound like your kind of nightmare, or are you more of a traditional horror fan? Let us know in the comments!