When you first boot up Schematic Void, it doesn’t feel like a typical point-and-click adventure. Instead, it greets you with a wink and a smirk, daring you to take part in a game that knows it’s unfinished, knows it’s absurd, and knows you’re here for the ride. Developed by Meowton Games, this indie release bills itself as an “anti-horror adventure,” and that tagline is more than just clever marketing. Rather than leaning into the usual tropes of eerie soundscapes and sudden