- November 15, 2018
- IDEA FACTORY
- 20h median play time
Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly
Platforms
About
In "Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly" , players awaken in a mysterious mansion with no memory of their identity. To survive, they must hunt black butterflies and claim kaleidoscope shards from monsters while uncovering their past. The game features vibrant, psychedelic graphics, multiple story paths, and a cast of intriguing characters, with additional plot elements unlocked through mini-games. With a focus on player choice, the game promises surprising endings and a memorable adventure.











- The story is beautifully written with unexpected plot twists that evoke strong emotions.
- The art and music are stunning, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The flowchart system allows for easy navigation through different routes and endings.
- The mini-game can be tedious and may detract from the overall experience.
- Some characters exhibit problematic traits, including misogyny and lack of development.
- The romance aspect is minimal, which may disappoint players looking for a traditional otome experience.
story
444 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly" is widely praised for its emotional depth, intricate plot twists, and exploration of heavy themes such as grief and trauma. While it is more focused on storytelling than romance, players appreciate the character development and the way each route reveals different facets of the overarching narrative. The game employs a unique flowchart system that allows players to navigate through the story and unlock side episodes, enhancing the overall experience despite some critiques regarding pacing and character archetypes.
“The story is amazing with an unexpected plot twist, but be prepared because you're going to cry.”
“Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly is such an amazing and in-depth story about grief, how we deal with it, and ultimately how we learn to let it go and move on.”
“This is storytelling at its best, and I recommend it to anyone, even if you're not a fan of otome games, to find yourself in the world of Psychedelica and fall into this painful but heartwarming story.”
“The story is dark -- so just know that going in.”
“The story doesn't focus too much on the romance, but the routes for each guy are emotional and carry their arcs very well.”
“The romance actually takes a backseat, so to speak, and is given less emphasis than the fleshing out of the characters, how they mesh or conflict with one another, and their parts in the overall arc of the story.”