- November 18, 2020
- Fablesoft Studios
Twisted: A Dark Fairytale
Platforms
About
SummaryA dark fairy tale about the woods outside a small village and the monster that roams within them. Become Sage and play through to uncover the mystery when they're tossed away from everything they've ever known. Which path will you choose?Features- Two branching routes in a dark, immersive world - Change the protagonist's pronoun - All original art - 12 different endings - Completely o…





- The game features gorgeous character art, detailed backgrounds, and A+ writing, providing hours of entertainment.
- The story is engaging with good twists, and the unique monster love interests add a refreshing element to the narrative.
- Players can enjoy multiple endings and choices that significantly impact the story, making it a captivating experience.
- The game is relatively short, with a total playtime of around 2.5 hours, which may not justify the price for some players.
- There are bugs related to achievements, with some players unable to unlock certain achievements or find all content, leading to frustration.
- Some endings feel abrupt and could benefit from additional lines for better closure, leaving players wanting more.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is highly engaging and well-crafted, with unique characters and intriguing plot twists that keep players invested throughout. While the visual novel is relatively short, it effectively utilizes its length, though some endings may feel abrupt and could benefit from additional closure. Overall, it is recommended for both newcomers to the genre and seasoned players seeking a refreshing narrative experience.
“To visual novel newbies like myself, and even just people who love to sit down for an amazing story, I cannot recommend this game enough!”
“I had always wanted to see a story that went like this, so this visual novel was a very refreshing find.”
“This game was amazing; it was different and kept me interested throughout the entire story.”
“(d) While I don't feel that the story itself is rushed, the endings do feel somewhat abrupt, and even a few extra lines in each one would have helped bring proper closure.”
“I got attached to Sage and Twist throughout the story and ended up rooting for them, even though some of the endings were not what I was hoping for or expecting.”
“A short visual novel does not make a bad one, though, and indeed the story used its short length well.”