- July 2, 2024
- rosesrot
Seraphim Slum
Platforms
About
"Seraphim Slum" is a dark sapphic visual novel focused on three female love interests: Macy, Salxire, and Oriel. As Ezekiel, you explore the slum and help the girls break free from their mental constraints, leading to philosophical reflections on autonomy and corruption. With choice-based branching, the game features four unique endings. You'll delve into the unsettling nature of life and death as you navigate the slum and form relationships.









- The game features stunning art and exceptional voice acting, creating a captivating and eerie atmosphere that enhances the storytelling.
- The writing is deeply engaging, filled with metaphorical language and rich themes that explore love, sin, and spirituality, making it a memorable experience.
- Seraphim Slum offers a unique take on the yuri genre, blending horror elements with romance and providing multiple endings that encourage replayability.
- Some players found the philosophical concepts superficial and the character interactions unengaging, making it difficult to stay invested in the narrative.
- The gameplay mechanics, including intentional game crashes and the way choices are handled, can be frustrating and disrupt the flow of the experience.
- The art style received mixed reviews, with some sprites being described as rough, detracting from the overall visual appeal of the game.
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely praised for its captivating and hauntingly beautiful narrative, rich in religious symbolism and emotional depth, particularly in its portrayal of romance and horror. Players appreciate the unique art style and voice acting, which enhance the storytelling experience, while some find the philosophical elements less resonant. Overall, the narrative is described as memorable and layered, encouraging multiple playthroughs to uncover subtle hints and bonus endings.
“The writing is hauntingly beautiful; I found myself fascinated by the story and uncovering how these angels ended up in the slums.”
“Beautiful game, loved it, such a surreal story to get lost in...”
“I loved playing this game; I played it multiple times already because I was so attached to the story.”
“Very evil story.”
“I'm not very excited about the whole 'play with their heart in God's name' attitude and I don't really understand why the other gamers here were so in love with the story (to be fair, I'm an atheist) but I'm still going to give it a fair review.”
“- If you make a story-related mistake, the game will throw you back to Steam's game library and you have to wait almost a whole minute until it starts again (the main reason why I thought the game was broken).”