Midnight Accord is an interactive dark-romance dossier experience built in Omma by Spline.

The concept began as a secret society archive where players are invited into a private chamber and given access to classified files. From there, they can explore six character dossiers, initiate secure lines, and move through visual-novel inspired dialogue choices. I wanted the experience to feel like entering a forbidden archive: elegant, mysterious, cinematic, and a little dangerous.

The visual style blends matte gothic luxury, antique gold UI, dark romantic atmosphere, dossier-style navigation, atmospheric audio, and character-focused storytelling. I imagined Midnight Accord as the opening prototype for an otome/visual novel experience where each character route could expand into deeper conversations, secrets, relationship choices, and long-term mystery.

This project was built during the challenge window in Omma Canvas, using interactive page routing, custom layouts, hover effects, mobile-friendly pages, and Omma Studio-generated assets/audio. I focused on making it feel like more than a static gallery. Every page connects into a playable flow, from the landing page to the invitation, chamber, intelligence files, secure lines, dialogue choices, and connection lost screens.

Live experience: https://omma.build/p/landing-hero-page-ukliek

as a romance lover i love this!

Memory Dealer is a cinematic cyberpunk sci-fi short set in a future where memories have become the world's most valuable currency. A mysterious dealer sells people their happiest moments—until one customer discovers the memories were never hers. With every sale, he quietly gives away a piece of his own past, leading to a tragic final reveal.

For the workflow, I used Renoise Canvas to plan the entire film before generating the final shots. I started by creating consistent character references for the Memory Dealer and the customer, then built environment references for the neon cyberpunk city and memory shop to keep the visual style cohesive. From there, I mapped the narrative into sequential scenes, generated cinematic keyframes, and refined each shot with consistent lighting, color grading, and camera direction to achieve a Blade Runner-inspired look with a clear emotional progression and plot twist.

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