Crafting narrative experiences from a quiet corner of the internet.

It started with a sketchbook and too many daydreams. I've always been fascinated by how interactive fiction can bridge the gap between a reader and a protagonist. Visual novels ask you to make choices, to inhabit a space, and to live with the consequences.

Mori Atelier was born out of a desire to create stories that feel like a rainy afternoon. My work isn't about saving the world or high-octane action. It's about personal growth, quiet moments of reflection, and the intricate, messy emotions that make us human.

Every background is hand-painted, every line of code in Ren'Py is typed with intention. It's slow work, but it's work that I love deeply.