PASSION PARADOX
A historian, jaded by her monotonous life, becomes obsessed with a 16th-century woman sacrificed to keep the world from ending.
Please enjoy the game and keep an eye out for updated releases - currently version 1.3.2!
While it can be enjoyed in the browser (on phones too!), for the optimal experience, downloading the game is recommended.
FEATURES
- Original art and music
- 9K+ script
- Made with Ren'Py
- WLW action
- Cosmic body horror
- Historical inaccuracy
Created as an entry for menhera vn jam.
PASSION PARADOX contains mature themes and is only suitable for adults. See below for a comprehensive content warning list.
The game contains some moving elements (distorting backgrounds) as such, it may not be suitable for people with motion sensitivity.
Content Warnings (click to expand)
- sexual content
- violence
- body horror
- death
- insects
LINKS
Soundtrack (incomplete tracklist, full release on Bandcamp / streaming services coming soon!)
CHANGELOG
- 1.3.2 - Redid backgrounds to be less harsh, added shaders to some scenes
- 1.3.1 - Minor text correction
- 1.3 - Visual polish, a new UI & font
- 1.2 - Many major bugfixes and improvements, browser version added
- 1.1 - Critical bugfix
- 1.0 - Initial release for jam deadline
CREDITS
TRI-ANGELIZE is...
- Writing, art by @denparin
- Art, music, programming, logo by @kalin015
- Music, programming, graphics editing by @mementomidi
Wittgenstein font from Google Fonts
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Comments
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This was amazing!!!! Out of the games I've played for this jam so far this might be the most impactful overall experience. The writing, the art, even the scant pieces of music were so well used, and this has one of my favorite protagonists in a long time. You wrote her obsession laced perfectly with her deep love and want, eclipsing everything else until she's finally given what she wanted, or at least she thinks so.
I'm bad at putting my thoughts down but this was such a well-realized work, it felt like nothing was wasted. I loved the narration and what little dialogue there was, as well as all the effort and research that went into it. I liked the ambiguity too, we're given little but it's more than enough to elicit the emotions you wanted to show us, especially there at the end. Such grotesque imagery alongside the cosmic promise of love and care for all other versions of her. It's so good!!!
Thank you for making this, it was a delight to read :D