- April 28, 2020
- Heart-7 Culture Communication (Shanghai) Co., Ltd
Paranoia: Deliver Me
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Paranoia: Deliver Me is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Heart-7 Culture Communication (Shanghai) Co., Ltd and was released on April 28, 2020. It received neutral reviews from players.
In "Paranoia: Deliver Me," you navigate a surrealist society as an agent of fear, manipulating citizens' dreams and nightmares. With a unique blend of strategy and horror, you'll manage resources, face moral dilemmas, and delve into the psychological depths of a dystopian world. The game offers a fresh take on the classic tabletop RPG, "Paranoia," exploring themes of trust, betrayal, and the power of fear.







- The game features stunning art and a captivating soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- The story is complex and intriguing, with multiple endings that encourage replayability.
- Despite translation issues, many players found the narrative engaging and worth exploring.
- The English translation is poorly executed, leading to confusion and detracting from the story's immersion.
- Gameplay mechanics can be frustrating, with some puzzles feeling illogical and overly complex.
- Many players reported a lack of meaningful choices, making the experience feel more like an e-book than a game.
- music39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its quality and emotional impact, with users praising the soundtrack for enhancing the narrative through its diverse range of styles, from upbeat tracks to haunting melodies. The integration of music into the gameplay and story is noted as particularly effective, with the absence of music also contributing to the atmosphere. Overall, the music is described as a standout feature that elevates the experience, despite some players finding the musical puzzles challenging.
“Finally, the soundtrack is absolutely nuts.”
“They use sad songs to up the emotion at dramatic parts, very heavy songs to heighten the tension, and cheery songs to build a happy atmosphere; even the absence of music contributes to the story.”
“The music and lyrics are, good god, beautiful inspiring poetic lyrics (considering of course the author is a songwriter, duh) and amazing OSTs.”
“I first thought since this is a musical visual novel, I shouldn't play it because I suck at musical puzzles and cannot read notes.”
“One of my favorite parts of the game that exemplifies this is when the character is in a happy place, but the sudden absence of music makes it very creepy, so you can feel how uncanny that place is even when it's supposed to be 'happy'.”
“I'm talking about 27 to 30 bad endings, and even using a really good walkthrough, and dying 3 times at the beginning (before the walkthrough) even with the guide in my hands, even at layer 6 pushing all the stats to 80-90, not skipping music on weekends, I kept getting bad ends....”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Paranoia: Deliver Me is a role playing game.
Paranoia: Deliver Me is available on PC and Windows.
Paranoia: Deliver Me was released on April 28, 2020.
Paranoia: Deliver Me was developed by Heart-7 Culture Communication (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Paranoia: Deliver Me has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its gameplay.
Paranoia: Deliver Me is a single player game.
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