Welcome to Nene Vision Games — an independent studio focused on narrative-driven visual novels, thoughtful worldbuilding, and multilingual storytelling.We create stories that explore memory, culture, ecology, and the long-term future of humanity. Our projects combine character-focused narratives with carefully constructed settings, grounded science fiction, and a calm, atmospheric visual style.

Our current project, Terdo – After the Decay, is being developed simultaneously in German, English, Spanish, and Japanese. We believe localization is more than translation — every language should feel natural, immersive, and emotionally authentic.

As a small independent team, we value clarity, consistency, and respect for the creative work of artists, writers, musicians, and asset creators who help bring these worlds to life. The name “Nēnē” is inspired by the Hawaiian Nēnē goose — a symbol of resilience, adaptation, and quiet persistence. Click here to learn more about the Nēnē and our comittment to support the preservation of this unique animal.

Thank you for visiting our world.

Latest Post

  • Devlog No. 3

    Devlog No. 3

    A little delayed, we are happy to release the new update of Terdo—After the Decay and inform you about ongoing developments. After Andrés and the Yatiri climbed the hill together and reflected…

  • Devlog No. 2

    Devlog No. 2

    First things first: we promised you two new scenes with this update. Going over them in detail made us realise that the second scene needed more attention to really shine the way…

  • The Story Behind Terdo’s Art Style

    The Story Behind Terdo’s Art Style

    What do Art Nouveau and the American National Parks have in common? Exactly: they both influenced our visual novel Terdo—After the Decay. Not the obvious answer you immediately thought of? Then let…

  • Mapping a New World Order

    Mapping a New World Order

    If you had the chance to try the demo of our visual novel Terdo—After the Decay, you may have noticed that the future doesn’t look quite the way you might expect. Then…

  • May I Introduce Atlas?

    May I Introduce Atlas?

    I’m not a scientist. I know some basic things from school, and I always loved physics (chemistry, on the other hand, was a different story). Not long ago, while preparing a paper…