Obsessed Lucy Wiki Hub
Overview, specs, mature content notes, and storefront links for every player.
Welcome to the Obsessed Lucy Wiki Hub— the overview shelf for VNGTrash’s adult visual novel on Steam (app 3995190, released 6 August 2026) and itch.io, where Update 1 (August 2025) and Update 2 (February 2026) expanded the project before Steam launch. This is not a generic link dump; it orients you to facts (platforms, languages, system requirements, mature content disclosures) while pointing to gameplay depth on Guides, Walkthrough, Endings, Tools, Updates, and Review pages.
Obsessed Lucy is 18+ fiction about fixation and choice in a mostly linear structure: decisions flavor scenes and endings more than they rewrite every macro outcome, yet multiple conclusions and nine Steam achievements still reward attentive replays. AI-assisted art and music appear on official store pages; we summarize ethics and expectations on Mature Content without spoiling plot turns.
What this wiki covers
Reference articles — Standalone pages you can bookmark:
- System Requirements — CPU, RAM, GPU, and storage guidance aligned with the Steam listing (Dual Core class CPU, 2 GB RAM, GT 750-class GPU, roughly 2 GB storage) plus practical low-end tips.
- Mature Content — Age gating, themes, AI disclosure, and safety expectations before download.
- Platforms & Languages — Windows, macOS, Linux builds, Steam versus itch, and supported UI languages.
Gameplay depth elsewhere — Scene order lives on the Full Story Walkthrough; flag detail on Choice Points and Ending Conditions; route tone on Routes and the Friend Route Guide. Treat the wiki hub as the foyer, not the entire mansion.
Quick facts table mindset
| Topic | Where on this wiki |
|---|---|
| Developer / publisher | VNGTrash (see Review for tone essays) |
| Release status | Released — Steam 2026-08-06; itch milestones earlier |
| Play style | Single-player only |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux — details on Platforms & Languages |
| Achievements | Nine on Steam — Achievements Guide |
| Major patches | Update 1 & 2 — Updates Hub and Devlog |
Recommended paths for new players
- Confirm hardware with System Requirements and buy from the storefront you prefer (Platforms & Languages, Steam vs itch.io).
- Read Mature Content if you need trigger or AI transparency context.
- Start How to Play, optionally aided by the Full Story Walkthrough.
- Track endings via Endings and the Ending Checklist.
Veterans jumping in after Update 2 should skim Devlog & Patch Notes then revisit 100% Completion for gallery gaps.
Characters, critique, and community tools
Character articles such as Lucy and the Protagonist clarify motivation for choices without replacing walkthrough tables. Worth Buying? sits beside the Review hub for purchase decisions after you know specs and content warnings.
Interactive helpers— Achievement Tracker and Ending Checklist — assume the same English text this wiki documents. If a future patch adds lines, Updates will note it first; wiki overview pages change only when facts like platforms or requirements shift.
How overview stays neutral
Wiki hub prose avoids route spoilers and ending names. Deep leaks belong on ending and walkthrough pages with appropriate warnings. We align release dates and storefront IDs with the site facts file and live Steam data so cross-page audits stay consistent once translations arrive.
Accessibility and reading comfort
Visual novels depend on clear text and steady framerates more than twitch reflexes. If you use screen magnification, test UI scale on your OS before long sessions. Pause-friendly design means you can step away during heavy mature beats described on Mature Content without losing progress when saves are used wisely per How to Play.
When to return here
Bookmark this hub when you forget whether Linux builds exist, whether Steam supports your language, or how AI art is disclosed. Return to Guides when you need strategy; return to Walkthrough when you are stuck in-scene. Together they mirror how players actually search: overview first, mastery second.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Obsessed Lucy.
Is this the same as the Links category?
Navigation groups these pages under Links for template compatibility, but the Wiki Hub is an overview— specs, mature content, and platforms—not a bare URL list.
Where are spoiler-heavy details?
Endings, friend route twists, and scene-by-scene flags live on walkthrough and endings pages. Wiki articles stay reference-focused.
Does the wiki duplicate update patch notes?
No. Numeric devlog stats and video notes sit on Updates. Wiki pages link there when patch facts matter for specs or storage.
Which page should I read first on this hub?
New PC players: System Requirements then Mature Content. Storefront questions: Platforms & Languages and Steam vs itch on the updates section.