Room 502 : School Mystery Game
A cynical high schooler, Hae-eun's mundane life takes a colorful turn as she and her dorm roommates in Room 502 unravel mysterious incidents on campus. This game blends academy life, mystery, and youth in a captivating detective adventure.
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A cynical high schooler, Hae-eun's mundane life takes a colorful turn as she and her dorm roommates in Room 502 unravel mysterious incidents on campus. This game blends academy life, mystery, and youth in a captivating detective adventure.
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An Interactive Fiction Detective Adventure
“Maybe something special will happen in my life.
I used to hope for that.”
Hae-eun Shin enters Myungseo High School as a cynical realist.
Yet rumors of strange mysteries start drifting into her ears.
A roommate who suddenly vanished,
a bear roaming the schoolyard at night,
a mysterious textbook thief,
and graffiti that predicts the future—
Hae-eun scoffs; she doesn’t believe in fantasies.
But her roommates — Dahee, Serin, and Minyoung — can’t hide the spark in their eyes.
“The world isn’t that interesting!”
Will Hae-eun manage to prove how dull reality truly is?
Or will she stumble into something unexpectedly fun?
Roam through every corner of Myungseo High School and collect clues related to each mystery.
Explore new areas, talk to NPCs, and piece together the information you find.
After class, it’s time to gather in Room 502 and put your heads together.
Connect the clues to your hypotheses and build your deductions.
The more you prove your hypothesis, the closer you move toward the center of the deduction board.
Unrelated fragments and trivial details slowly converge into a single truth.
Discover the unexpected answers behind each mystery!
Shin Hae-eun
Top of her class upon admission; excels at logical thinking.
Believes life is predictable and romance belongs in books and films.
“There’s no such thing as something special. This isn’t a movie — get real.”
Heo Da-hee
Roommate in 502.
Bright, calm, and surprisingly unconcerned with grades or college admissions.
Her unexpected questions often open new paths to solving cases.
Gu Se-rin
Roommate in 502.
Easygoing and sociable, well-liked by friends, teachers, and dorm staff.
Knows every rumor and bit of school history, making her invaluable in investigations.
Struggles heavily with entrance exam stress.
Jang Min-young
Roommate in 502.
Introverted and lacking confidence.
Loves books, films, and all things cultural, giving her a wide range of trivia.
Highly observant and quick to notice subtle changes.
LOTS creates story-driven experiences under the philosophy
“a lot of stories, a lot of emotions, a lot of moments.”
