- May 23, 2019
- Sprite Hills
Alternate DiMansion Diary
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About
"Alternate DiMansion Diary" is a Puzzle-Escape RPG game where players control Sae, a university student lost in a mysterious mansion. The game features pixel art and requires players to collect items and solve puzzles to progress. There is no grinding involved in this game. The goal is to escape the mansion before it's too late.




- The pixel art and animations are well-done, providing a charming aesthetic for fans of the genre.
- The puzzles are enjoyable and not overly complex, making for a fun gameplay experience.
- The game has a surprisingly engaging story with multiple endings that add to its replayability.
- The game is quite short, with many players feeling it doesn't justify its price without a sale.
- Players must download a patch to access adult content, which can be inconvenient and frustrating.
- Some puzzles can feel tedious and the character movement is slow, leading to a less enjoyable exploration experience.
story
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as short yet engaging, featuring a mix of cute and darker themes, including elements of BDSM and taboo subjects. Players appreciate the linear narrative with multiple endings, particularly enjoying the after story that adds depth to the experience. While some found the plot lacking in complexity compared to other titles, many praised its character focus, entertaining puzzles, and beautiful pixel art, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of the genre.
“The story is short but sweet; they don't drag it out for any longer than it should.”
“While it's a very short game, the story plays out like a movie without filler.”
“What makes this game so much better than others of its ilk is a consistent focus on character and story.”
“The story was lame and I did not want to continue playing.”
“When judging the parts individually – be it the puzzles, the artwork, the length of the game or the storytelling – you’ll be hard pressed to find something that stands out positively in comparison to other lewd RPGs.”
“Would probably like this more if everything came to the darker conclusion that is ending 2, instead of the absurd, implausible ending 3 + after story.”