
A visual novel with multiple endings set in a fantasy world. "Enigma is a mystery visual novel where you discover the secrets of Enigma, a worldwide epidemic, and a forest on a lonely island that bears its name."
The world is afflicted with a mysterious disease known as "The Enigma." Chester, infected with this disease, finds himself washed onto a lonely island, Carlyle. As he is being given a tour of the island by the girl who nursed him back to health, Chester finds himself feeling that something is off. There are no doctors from the mainland. Not only is there no information of the outside world, but the inhabitants seem entirely oblivious of the worldwide epidemic. ---It's as if this place has been completely removed from the rest of the world. After a while, Chester finds a conspicuous white forest in the middle of a green expanse. "That forest devours people. That's what I believe." The forest's name is Enigma. The same as the disease consuming his body.


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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese |
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Target Audience: Story Lovers Summary: This game will be overlooked by a lot of people, and it's going to be depressing as hell for me. Because Enigma tells a wonderful story that made me cry on multiple occasions, while still teaching me valuable life lessons that I'll remember for years to come. Look, every branching arc brought a story that I wanted to hear more about, as the mystery element slowly unveiled itself to me, allowing me to play conspiracy theorist on what exactly was happening on this mystery island. It's a game that I wanted to see the true ending for (which I did), and I still will be going back to to see every single ending: because some of them literally made me spit take, drop my jaw on the floor, and wonder what the hell I just saw. It's all complimented by a wonderful presentation and a good selection of music. There are a few technical issues here with a graph
I thought this game was well-written and had an unusually charming and likable cast of characters. The storytelling was usually relaxing and contemplative, and the artwork captured a range of emotions; sometimes it was downright beautiful. There was no voicework, which I didn't mind at all; the writing and art were enough. Enigma has 19 endings, and that's a good and bad thing. On the one hand, you get lots of variety: Some of the stories are short and darkly amusing, many are just dark, and others are longer and more substantive. Some were really very moving. On the other hand, I didn't consider any of the choices that produced those endings to be logical in terms of cause and effect, meaning you could easily miss some of Enigma's best stuff through no fault of your own. I'd suggest using Unlucky Hero's excellent walkthrough so you can see the endings with the least amount of aggrava
Enigma is a great game in my opinion, and one I highly recommend. Now, I wouldn't go as far as saying it's one of the best VNs I've ever played, because it isn't. But it's so unique and engaging! It's an experience I'll never forget, for better of for worse. Why worse? Well, I assume you've read the description of the game - this isn't a joyful one. I mean, sure it has funny moments, but it's overall depressing and has lots of very disturbing moments. An important factor to keep in mind if you want to play this game is that it isn't a game you play for romance, since friendship is the main factor here, even if it has "character routes" like most romantic VNs (though you can read in between the lines and see whatever you want in there). As for the characters, I really liked most of them, though I must admit Ignis must be my favorite from the ones who got routes. He really hits some soft
ENHANCE GRAPHIC GUIDE http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=811496182 Updating the game contents from 800x600 to 1080p ------------------------ I spend some of my time playing the DRM-free version. So I will sum up my experience: Pro: - Great story. - Multiple choices, leading to multiple ending. This, combined with the story, made a really awesome VN. - Nice OST. - Envirio is awesome. Con (somewhat): - I wish there were voices for characters. - 800x600 graphical contents. My biggest problem with the game, but, that is what the above guide will alleviate.
This visual novel got me so mad, I've been putting this review off for forever... Everyone says that this novel is atmospheric. That it's full of plot. That it will blow your mind. ...Yeah. It blows your mind when you realise that everything you've read and found was absolutely pointless. But let's return to the beginning. Enigma: is a visual novel with an unusual premise which I really liked: the MC is sick with a mysterious uncurable disease called Enigma, and he finds himself on a small island full of people who have never left it and never will (and it seems they can't do it for some reason). The fun part is that the island's forest is called Enigma, like the disease, and from the first second it's pretty obvious they are connected somehow. Can our hero find his cure? ...Oh wait, also there's a creepy doll everyone says to ignore, since it's dangerous. And it's also connected to
Washing up on the unmarked Island of Carlyle with a terminal illness eating him alive from the inside out and less than a month to live, Chester is rescued from the beach by a friendly villager and offered a place to stay. The beautiful island is peaceful, with warm beaches and endless meadows, the only thing really standing out is the unnatural pure white forest that Chester is warned to stay away from. Aside from being known as a “man-eating” forest, it goes by another name that oddly enough, is the same as your disease. Enigma. Naturally curious and not having much to lose, Chester chooses to investigate. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3059366646 2-13 hours to complete, ENIGMA: is a story focused VN with LGBTQ+ but due to the protagonist's limited time, doesn’t go anywhere leaving many bittersweet feelings. 3 routes, and 19 endings with a true ending once you
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