- December 16, 2020
- INTENSE
- 30h median play time
ABYSS OF THE SACRIFICE
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About
Set after the demise of a city deep underground, Misshitsu no Sacrifice tells the story of five young girls to attempt to escape and the friendships, enmity, and horror they experience along the way. Players must solve a variety of puzzles to find out what the future holds for the young girls in this atmospheric tale of family, friendship, and betrayal that unfolds behind closed doors.









- The game features a captivating and mysterious storyline with multiple paths and endings that keep players engaged.
- The puzzles, while varying in quality, include some that are genuinely clever and rewarding to solve.
- The art and voice acting are well done, contributing to an immersive experience.
- Many puzzles are overly difficult or illogical, often requiring external guides to progress, which can disrupt the flow of the game.
- The user interface is cumbersome, making inventory management and interactions frustrating.
- The fragmented storytelling and character development can lead to confusion and a lack of emotional investment in the characters.
story
114 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, featuring a captivating science fiction narrative with multiple branching paths and emotional moments, but it suffers from fragmentation and pacing issues that can make it difficult to follow. While some players appreciate the engaging character arcs and the overall mystery, others find the plot convoluted and the puzzles frustrating, often disrupting the narrative flow. Overall, the story has potential but is hampered by design choices that may leave players feeling disconnected from the characters and their journeys.
“This is a great science fiction story with a ton of interesting paths and deeply emotional, cathartic moments.”
“The story takes a while to get going but once you start putting together the pieces of the puzzle the experience you get is up there with the best in the genre like the Zero Escape series.”
“Enjoy an immersive story, fully voiced and boasting multiple endings!”
“Way too many mysteries embedded along the story, and it was easy for me to get tired of staying curious.”
“The story is heavily fragmented and ties together in the end with big gaps in between each chapter stage.”
“And as for the story, most aspects of what's going on make absolutely zero sense, which threw me off for large portions of the game.”