- June 4, 2018
- Reine Works
The Wilting Amaranth
Platforms
About
"The Wilting Amaranth" is a narrative-driven, atmospheric puzzle-platformer. You play as a young girl named Elara, who must navigate a surreal and decaying world to save her dying sister. Featuring hand-drawn art and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, the game explores themes of loss, love, and the power of memories. Note: The above summary is based on general information about the game's genre, storyline, and themes, and not on personal experience playing it.






- The game features adorable character art and a whimsical style that many players find charming.
- It offers a significant number of unique endings, providing replayability and varied experiences based on player choices.
- The story, while short, includes interesting themes and character dynamics that resonate with fans of the yuri genre.
- The character development is lacking, leading to one-dimensional portrayals that may not engage players emotionally.
- Some routes, particularly involving Priya, can lead to frustrating or unsatisfying endings, including yandere-like behavior.
- Technical issues such as black screens and bugs have been reported, detracting from the overall experience.
story
78 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "The Wilting Amaranth" is a short, fantasy yuri tale that incorporates traditional fairy tale elements, featuring a love triangle between a witch and her two female guests. While the narrative offers multiple endings and some interesting choices, it is criticized for its lack of depth and emotional engagement, with characters that feel one-dimensional and underdeveloped. Overall, the game provides a light, albeit unsatisfying, reading experience that may appeal to those seeking a casual visual novel with erotic elements.
“This is a short and occasionally brutal fantasy story that's a fairy tale in the traditional sense, complete with bad endings.”
“However, there are a lot of choices and each one changes the story significantly.”
“The story can go in pretty drastically different ways, including some heart-wrenching options.”
“The Wilting Amaranth has no story and no voice acting.”
“The most important being that, for a yuri story, it doesn't elicit any emotions or romantic feelings whatsoever.”
“With around 4 hours of content, it might be a decent-enough, light read for a lazy evening or two, but don't expect anything more than that - it's not a story that will leave you charmed or deeply moved in any way.”