Type-NOISE: Shonen Shojo is a multi-ending detective novella about teenagers with no past wandering through a Tokyo-like city. Memory is their enemy and their only hope. To escape the digital labyrinth, they must dismantle their own consciousness and piece together the truth. Memory as a crime A city where everything is familiar and false lives by the laws of echo. The streets whisper, billboards tell the truth, and reflections lie. Here, the investigation is not directed against a murderer, but against one's own personality. Courtroom scenes and logical puzzles merge with psychological revelations, creating a dangerous game of self-discovery. The story is divided into six plot lines, each revealing the teenagers' emotions — fear, pride, envy, stupidity, greed, and pain. In the end, they will have to confront what they've been avoiding most — themselves. Solving the city's mystery means destroying the illusion, but are they ready for the truth? Features of the game Six storylines with alternative endings. Over 40 intellectual puzzles and courtroom scenes. Themes of self-knowledge, loss and psychological isolation. A city where memories become evidence.