Espirito Delusion

It's a pretty light and simple RPG with puzzles, with nice story and really cool aesthetics and designs. There are many interesting references to Brazil's culture, and the whole system and the mechanics based on sin, faith, demons, etc. make it really engaging. As I said, the RPG part is not that complicated (given how short it is), most battles at the beginning are a bit repetitive, but the BIG fights feels more like puzzles to resolve. It's fun to play for less than 2 hours, pretty good and made with love, very recommended. Esp: Es un RPG ligero y sencillo con puzzles, con una historia agradable y una estética y diseños increíbles. Hay muchas referencias interesantes a la cultura brasileña, y todo el sistema y las mecánicas basadas en el pecado, la fe, los demonios, etc. lo hacen bastante atrapante. Como ya dije, la parte RPG no es muy complicada (por lo corto que es), la mayoría de las peleas al principio son un poco repetitivas, pero las grandes se parecen más puzzles que h...

It could use a few updates, there are some random technical and design problems, but overall it's not too bad, kinda like a retro JRPG with some psychological elements and third person exploration, can be completed under 2.5 hours or so. I will say I love the aesthetic, it gives me those old survival horror vibes with the low poly modeling and the textures, there are some dark themes but they are not very intense relatively speaking. The JRPG portion of the game was a bit underwhelming, and the thing is, the system by itself isn't bad, it's just that combination of poor stat progression and short run of the game made it kinda pointless in the end. I went from 150 HP to like 1100 HP the moment upgrades were introduced, effectively removing all difficulty from the game, while the game has no enemies that can keep up with that, so I am not sure what you were thinking with the numbers, maybe you should reduce the points gain by 75% or so. I don't mind that the game is short relative to it...

Enjoyable bite sized RPG. Not mechanically challenging, but personally prefer that. Essentially 1 hand crafted dungeon with 3 puzzles and 3 bosses each with 2 phases inside, plenty of cutscenes sprinkled about. Took me about 90 minutes to run through, though if you're trying to get 100% you might spend a little more time grinding. As you wander back and forth across the map you'll stumble across 2 main enemy types on the map. Though sometimes a 3rd enemy will spawn with them as their support. The progression in the game is a little poorly paced. You start with one character with one move, and you're stuck with that for quite a while. This lack of decision making in the early game made me start avoiding encounters all together. Which thankfully is pretty easy. You get a good feel for what fighting 1-2 enemies is like while alone. Unfortunately, after getting all your companions together, when you get into a scrap with 1-2 enemies, you think you'll wipe the floor with them cause yo...

Good game that was well designed and has a decent story. My only real complaints were that your friends disappear after your done talking to them and then reappear out of nowhere in certain situations which is very confusing on where to go since you can't follow them and they don't follow you ruining the immersion. Dialogue box felt unfinished in my opinion as well and enemies are pretty repetitive too and you can honestly avoid all encounters with them except with the ones you are forced to fight. Didn't like that you couldn't use keys and soon as you interact with a door and you are forced to go into your inventory to use them. I did like the design choice in the game for the characters, artwork, and cut scenes. I do feel like the game does need a bit of polish to be a 10/10 game and it is pretty short with not much of a long story or character development between you and your friends but overall I did enjoy it https://youtu.be/dEeQKWXwXOs

Has a few bugs regarding text scripting, some typos and the character evolution is not very balanced at the moment, but has some positive concepts as well. The game pace seems pretty good and there are some creative puzzles in the right balance alongside battling and exploring. The way the characters evolve is interesting as well, instead of relying in traditional exp gain. Looking forward to see future work!