Delusion
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Delusion is an unusual puzzle game that tells a story about a beautiful world, full of life and colors, which changed beyond recognition after a series of unexplainable events had taken place.
Uncover the truth, help restore the world and save its inhabitants in a journey across five chapters with a total of one hundred fresh and carefully crafted puzzles waiting to be solved. Its turn-based gameplay is simple yet challenging, with satisfying level progression and no timers, allowing you to relax and find your own pace.
Amaze yourself with the unique, mostly hand-drawn art-style, atmosphere, and depth of the living and breathing world of Delusion and its attention to detail.
- A unique and mostly hand-drawn art-style that brings the world and its unmistakable atmosphere to life
- Simple yet challenging turn-based gameplay with satisfying level progression and no timers, allowing you to relax and find your own pace
- A total of 100 carefully crafted puzzles, each featuring an optional challenge with a unique collectible offered as the reward for its completion
- An intriguing story told in 5 chapters, with support for non-linear game progression
- Original Soundtrack composed by award-winning composer Tomáš Vrána
- Colorblind friendly
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
The story with regards to the game itself is a bit hard to understand, yet as much as it is, the overall aesthetic and feel of everything holds up pretty well in terms of immersing not the player but the mind into something peacefully alluring. The premise might be simple enough, light the designated number of blocks and proceed, but in practice, it uses more brain juice than I originally anticipated, it's a great game when you want to experience something rather different for a while, far from the blazingly loud and chaotic mainstream games of today. Most aspects of it are well made which complements the many symbolic art pieces found in the game. Would recommend overall for the select few players looking for a well made and functional game in steam's sea of shovelware cash grab games.
Steam User 1
This game is very pretty for what is basically a "flip the tile and all it's neighbors" game. There's probably more to it later on, but the core mechanic is to flip the color of the tiles so they all match the target color. Because flipping a tile also flips the 4 tiles that touch it, you'll have to be pretty careful to not exceed your move limit (which I quickly found a bit punishing).
I appreciate the polish that went into the game, but find the core gameplay itself kind of dull, and no amount of polish can fix that. BUT, it's definitely not a resource flip and it's clear that a lot of care went into it. So I am recommending it, but only if you like pure logic puzzles of the type I just described. Personally I enjoy a little more variety, in a somewhat less abstract setting.