Disillusion ST Reviews

If you like weird games with amazing art and a banger ost trust me and get this game now. ps i love you esme <3

Don't think I can really explain this one but that's ok

Anyone who hates Mel is an enemy without introduction.

Yume Nikki with minimal simple combat, and Triple Triad. pretty sick, dudes

A late 90s style, atmospheric Naraka simulator with a pacifist mode, incredible Badalamentiesque soundtrack and wonderful characters. Easily one of the coolest games I have ever played.

Absolute cinema. There are three endings to DISILLUSION ST and many animations, dialogue lines, and songs throughout the game. There are quest lines involving the many doors and characters in the Naraka, with most leading you further to your objective. I recommend playing in combat mode since that lets you access bells which lets you summon characters to help you in battle. This game has great writing and it is very random at times.

This is art. Not a game for me but a game for someone. Just try it blind and if you like it im happy for you! Sadly not a game for me.

I'm surprised how much I liked this game considering how little it was interesting me at first, it takes a bit but once you get a grip on the plot/themes/narratives/etc it becomes very gripping and surprisingly feels like theirs very little wasted time, along with a pretty solid and fun connection to the previous entry (to which this is a prequel iirc). Also Gomi is awesome, I treasured every encounter with her.

A fantastic, absurdist, existential dungeon crawler through the afterlife where you make friends and change, well, afterlives, I guess. Nice prequel to Disillusion showing how the tower gets built. I sure hope no demon ladies come along later to take it over. Some events can certainly take a while to find, but I was able to get all three endings without too much trouble. The graphics and character designs play well into the aesthetic, the music works well, with lots of remixes on the main themes, and the writing is very charming.

This game brings forth a feeling I've learned to ignore growing up... I know I've just started playing but I can't help but relate to the world within this game. I know I'm gonna probably play over 100 hours before I'm satisfied with the game. Good work here.