- December 20, 2023
- FM Simple Games Studio
Lazarus A.D. 2222
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Check out other games About the GameMagnus-verse game series (Tetralogy) I. Magnus Failure II. Magnus Imago III. Magnus Positive Phototaxis IV. Lazarus A.D. 2222 Lazarus A.D 2222 is a hand-drawn dystopian cyberpunk visual novel ! Immerse yourself in a dystopian world where humanity, as a result of its actions, has brought the planet to the brink of contamination. You live in a city built abo…











- Lazarus A.D. 2222 features a unique art style and engaging visuals that enhance the cyberpunk atmosphere.
- The game offers an interesting story with a rewarding twist for players familiar with the previous titles in the Magnus series.
- Puzzles are well-integrated into the gameplay, providing enjoyable challenges that complement the narrative.
- The game lacks options such as the ability to skip previously viewed text and save in multiple slots, which can hinder the experience.
- Some players may find the story difficult to follow without prior knowledge of the earlier games in the series.
- The game is relatively short, with some players wishing for more content and character development.
- story15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story in the game is engaging and features a unique blend of humor and psychedelic visuals, appealing particularly to fans of the series who will appreciate its connections to previous installments. While the narrative is interesting and integrates gameplay elements well, some players feel it progresses too quickly and may be challenging to follow for newcomers due to its futuristic setting. Overall, it offers a decent experience, though it could benefit from more depth in writing and character development.
“2222 is a hand-drawn experience of a visual novel game where the story is interesting, the visuals are often psychedelic, and the humor is relatively funny.”
“This one gives you a more directly relatable story while also tying in so much of the previous games.”
“The plot revolves around a group of three men who need to go down below to fix something.”
“Although the game has a standalone story, I'm sure people who have previously played the series will appreciate it much more.”
“I felt like the story started and concluded a bit too fast; we go from their seemingly routine mission to a concept of transcendence in like 25 minutes, and on top of that, the twist only really works if you played previous games.”