- April 9, 2021
- Tonguç Bodur
- 4h median play time
Cions of Vega
Platforms
About
In "Cions of Vega," players search for a missing daughter and vanished parents in a small town, uncovering clues about a possible cult. The game offers a cinematic experience with advanced graphics, dramatic music, and immersive sound design, providing a sometimes thrilling mystery story. Players explore houses, interact with characters, and piece together the environmental story.











- The game features beautiful graphics and a stunning atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- The soundtrack is well-composed and adds to the immersive quality of the game.
- The story, while somewhat predictable, is engaging and offers multiple endings, providing some replayability.
- The game suffers from various bugs, including issues with character movement and freezing during certain actions.
- The voice acting and writing quality are inconsistent, with some dialogue feeling awkward and poorly executed.
- Gameplay is primarily limited to walking and solving trivial puzzles, which may feel repetitive and lacking in depth.
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and well-written, while others criticize it for being predictable, linear, and lacking depth. Many appreciate the atmospheric elements and character interactions that provide context, but the overall execution, including voice acting and dialogue, is often deemed subpar. Despite its flaws, some players still find enjoyment in the narrative journey and the intriguing twists, even if they are not groundbreaking.
“Brilliant story to this game... well worth the money... I really enjoyed this game.”
“Cions of Vega is not just a dreamy philosophical tale or poetic interactive novel but delivers a good storyline with a thrilling atmosphere that holds you in its grip till the end.”
“While you walk around, your brother tells you your life story, and you search some houses for clues and keys to the gates between each property, discovering in the process that the adult residents of the 'town' have mysteriously vanished, leaving their children confused.”
“The voice acting was horrible, the story was horrible, the writing in the letters was horrible, and the visuals weren't that great or stunning either.”
“The story was very linear and seen 1000 times; nothing new at all, boring cult story, kidnapping people, in the end, you [spoiler] stop them or kill them [/spoiler].”
“The exposition didn't always help fill in the gaps for me, and I was left more and more confused as the plot progressed.”