- June 1, 2018
- Groupe PVP Inc.
Illusion: A Tale of the Mind
Platforms
About
Illusion is a puzzle exploration game set in the ambience of the early 1920’s Parisian cabaret. Step into the shoes of a young girl named Emma and live her adventures as she is trapped inside the mind of a mad man. Embark on her journey through the mind’s-eye of her captors, living in a fractured world of old memories and festering wounds, that paradoxically reveals itself to be also a place of gr…










- The game features beautiful visuals and an engaging story that can tug at the heartstrings.
- Puzzles are varied and fun, with a medium degree of difficulty that encourages critical thinking.
- The voice acting and character development are well done, contributing to a compelling narrative.
- The gameplay suffers from frustrating chase sequences that are difficult to complete, especially with mouse controls.
- There are issues with unskippable cutscenes and a lack of chapter select, making it hard to replay sections or skip frustrating parts.
- Some puzzles are poorly designed, often requiring off-screen navigation, which can lead to confusion and annoyance.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its engaging characters, beautiful visuals, and effective musical accompaniment, creating a captivating narrative experience. While the storyline is described as decent and intriguing, some reviewers noted inconsistencies in writing and voice acting, and the lack of a conclusive ending may deter potential players. Overall, the story is compelling enough to spark interest, particularly in its character development and emotional themes, but it leaves room for further evolution in future installments.
“Above all is the story itself, the characters, and how it is presented in between the puzzles.”
“I liked all characters (including the villain), the voice acting is very good, the story is complicated enough to spark interest but also simple enough in the end to understand exactly what happened.”
“Beautiful artwork and music mixed with fairly easy puzzles and a storyline that may tug at your heartstrings.”
“A story which is decent but could have been much more compelling had the writing and voiceover been slightly less rough.”
“First of all, this point-and-click puzzle game is just the first episode with 3 chapters, which means the story does not have a final conclusion.”
“Considering the lack of conclusion for the story, I completely understand if nobody wants to buy this.”