- May 30, 2017
- Under The Bridge
Illusoria
14%Game Brain Score
graphics, story
optimization
21% User Score 19 reviews
Platforms
About
Illusoria is a game where players can immerse themselves in a fantasy world full of wonderful characters and terrible monsters. A place where death lurks past every corner and where patience and expertise will be your best allies.








Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
graphics5 positive mentions
optimization3 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful graphics and a charming art style.
- It has elements reminiscent of classic platformers like 'Prince of Persia' and 'Flashback'.
- Some players find the challenging gameplay engaging and addictive.
- The controls are extremely unresponsive and frustrating, leading to frequent deaths.
- The game is overly punishing with one-hit kills and a lack of checkpoints, making it difficult to progress.
- There is a lack of full controller support and optimization, which detracts from the overall experience.
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of Illusoria are widely praised for their beautiful cartoon art style and support for 4K resolution, evoking nostalgia for classic platformers. While the visuals are appealing and well-executed, some players feel that the overall experience is marred by frustrating controls and challenging gameplay mechanics. Overall, the game's graphics stand out as a highlight, though they may not be enough to compensate for other shortcomings.
“Illusoria, surprisingly, has very nicely implemented graphics and art style, and proper support for 4K resolution.”
“The art style and the sound ambience is beautifully done.”
“It reminds me of old school classics like 'Prince of Persia' and 'Flashback'... nice graphics and ambience :)”
“Great potential and cute graphics spoiled by crappy controls.”
“It has a cute art style and graphics, but with the linear, unforgiving requirement of getting a relatively long sequence of jumps and maneuvers just right, it's hard to recommend this game.”
“Couldn't get myself interested in this genre since way back when I bought my first PC, an AMD 80286-16MHz with 1MB DRAM and a CGA graphics card.”