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Features
- Choose Your Destiny - Follow the black butterflies as your choices unlock numerous story paths, a mansion full of intriguing characters, and a multitude of surprising endings.
- Fantastical Artwork - Bright, psychedelic colors contrast with dark, muted tones, creating a surreal and highly unique atmosphere.
- Hunt the Black Butterflies - Defeat the black butterflies with the help of your trusty sidearm to unlock special story segments.
- An Unforgettable Adventure - A hauntingly beautiful, suspense-filled love story from Otomate (Idea Factory), makers of the finest visual novel/romance simulation adventures.
Description
Aksys Games is proud to announce that the surreal world of will envelop North America on April 27th, 2018 physically and digitally for the PlayStation Vita handheld entertainment system. The game will also be released in both formats in the EU Spring 2018. From the masters of the genre, Idea Factory and Otomate, is companions on a quest to recover their lost memories. Combining elegant artwork, stunning romances, and a mysterious setting, Psychedelic of the Black The story begins with a young woman waking up mansion with no recollection of how she got there. Adding to her confusion, she can no longer remember her name or past. However, before she can cometo grips with her predicament, she is suddenly attacked by a grotesque monster and is forced Torun for her life.
Publication Date: April 27, 2018
Computer Platform: PlayStation Vita
Global Trade Identification Number: 61
UPC: 853736006460
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation Vita
Release date: April 27, 2018
Product Dimensions: 0.55 x 0.04 x 0.43 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Teen
Item model number: Vita-33
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Aksys
Date First Available: March 8, 2018
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Wow, I am in love with this game. It has become my 2nd favorite otome of all time. Just a heads up though, this game is very bittersweet and at times very sad and depressing. If you want an otome that constantly makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, this isn't the game for you. Anyways, here are some of my pros and cons: PROS: - Intriguing mystery story - Great twists - Beautiful art and music - Like-able characters (seriously, I love them all) with great designs - Great protagonist - Amazing voice acting - The protagonist actually has voice acting! (But, it can be disabled if you don't want it.) - The game is constantly using many effects like: moving the camera around, screen shakes, moving the character sprites all over the place, etc. Which, in my opinion, makes the characters feel much more lively. (It's a bit hard to explain, but you'll understand what i mean once you play the game.) - There's a flowchart system which makes getting all the endings super easy. CONS: - Technically, there's only 1 bad ending in the game (I like my bad ends!) But, some of the endings are so sad to where they feel like bad endings, so that makes up for it a bit I guess. - I'm not a fan of the Butterfly Hunt mini-game. I found it annoying to play. - There's little romance. (The game heavily favors story over romance.) But, there's still a LOT of cute moments. - Some translation errors here and there, but it didn't bother me much Overall, I love this game! If you like dark/sad otome games and don't mind that it focuses more on story than romance, then I recommend you check it out.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018 by Tiffany
Amazing game. I got a platinum on this game in less than two days playing. I am commenting on my husband's account as he purchased this game for me but I am the one who played and thoroughly enjoyed it. The art, and story are very intense. While cliche at points, it goes beyond the stereotypical, and actually embraces some of the more difficult aspects of making a game like this. NOT everyone can have a happy ending (by the nature of the otome and even more broadly harem dating sim genre) and it kind of runs with that idea, there is a feeling of loss or the potential for loss even in the 'happy' ends. The romance part is more emotional and the CG's are not too risque; they are in line with traditional otome games that leave a lot to the imagination. The art is gripping and unique during regular gameplay, blending different styles for the characters and background. It's fairly dark too in terms of the transformation sequences and the pain inflicted on various characters both physically and psychologically in their background stories/scenes. The inclusion of the mini game is pretty cool for a visual novel type game and easy enough to master that it doesn't make it hard on players who are not experienced with shooter games. There were a few minor typographical translation errors. Nothing extremely major that made it unplayable or took away any of the story/tone. Just a few minor mess ups.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2018 by Chronicler
I was worried i wouldnt like the game cuz i’m used to all romance rainbows and sunshine otome games This one is different has more darkness in it ... and i didnt expect to like it @ all ... but i just finished playing it and i really am in love with it !!!! Story is awesome ... art is so pretty ... I highly recommend that you try it out its deffenetly different than other games i have played .... a good kind of different tho ^.^ I already ordered the 2nd game of the series Cant wait to start playing it ! I hear its even better than this 1st one ... 😆
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019 by Lovely
In between life and death, without her memories, can our dear protagonist figured out her past and save all her friends? Or will the truth destroy everything? This was an interesting otome. There was one main plot. Then the depending on your choices, the story branched out. There were additional side stories you have to unlock to help flesh out the characters and to unlock other endings. There was a flowchart to keep track of whether you completed every scene. There was a lot of repetition if you want to complete all endings. The twist was kind of predictable. They kept hinting at it throughout the game. It was still sad but not surprising. Maybe it was just me, but the game was more focused on the story than the romance. All the guys had feelings for the heroine so it was more that they acted out on it. The guys were all different with their own personalities. The heroine was okay. There was a nice character development since the point of the story forced everyone to face their own demon. The main thing I dreaded was the black butterfly shooting part. I hated these events so much. These were easy to get a hang of but it took a toll on my thumbs. To get the A and S rank trophies, it was easier to achieve in the latter part of the game. So, don’t be like me. Just wait until you are further in the game. I started skipping after I got enough points. The artwork was good. However, I think each character had too little 2D images that they rotate through. The voice acting was impeccable as always. The game is in Japanese with English subtitles. The BGM was decent but not memorable. The QC for this game was really good. There were a few spelling mistakes but the least that I have seen in recent otomes. The translators took some liberty with the translation. As someone who had study Japanese, there were a few lines that I feel was slightly off. But the overall message was there. There wasn’t much in extras. You get the gallery, bgm, movies and hunting black butterfly mini-game. This was the first otome game I have played that I am not interested in replaying. That was the main reason I gave the game 4 stars. The plot may have been good but it was not worth going back for more. However, as an otome fan, this is worth adding to your collection. If you are not an otome fan, I would not recommend it. In conclusion, “Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly” has a good story, with decent characters and 40+ hours of gameplay. Definitely worth the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2018 by P. Romance
Psychedelica of The Black Butterfly is an interesting setup. MC wakes up in a mansion among others who have all lost their memories. They must band together and figure out a way to leave. The routes are quite repetitive.The characters are nothing new or exciting, but they are still fun to see interact and clash with one another. The music is decent. The story is okay. I dislike how the side stories were separated from the main story. Some of them occurred during the main story, so I found it odd that it just wasn't included. The childhood memories, I understand being separate. All in all, I'd say it's about average. Not mediocre, but not brilliant either.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2018 by Savannah Grace
I loved every minute of it. Beautiful, richly detailed visuals and haunting music help give this game a surreal sense of dread. Isolation and danger hang over the mansion the story is set in, but without gore, jumpscares, and the MC getting assaulted, it's a pleasantly mild horror experience. There are a lot of sweet moments between all of the characters, mostly in the extra scenes, but it's an undeniably tragic story no matter what. The length to finishing the game completely felt about right at 24 or so hours. The characters are all sympathetic, even if they might not be likeable to the player. It doesn't minimize the themes it goes for or make them perfectly fixed in the end. What makes this a little less than five stars (but I wouldn't lower it to four): there's unnecessary homophobia in a few scenes of the game (played for laughs), and the localization is careless. I've seen Much Worse, but I've also seen Much Better. One of the final endings (involving takuya) is riddled with errors, and it really took from the experience. so, wonderful: - sympathetic characters - commitment to the tragic themes it presents - beautiful music and visuals (really standing out on the vita screen) - a mild horror experience relying on dread Less Great: - localization is noticeably careless (but not the worst) - unnecessary homophobic comments for laughs Might Have Been My Fault: - I recommend making multiple different saves despite the auto-save system, because I got stuck a few times with a non-functional flowchart. It was fixed each time by going to a different save, without overriding anything. I got a cheap used copy and it worked great, so don't be afraid to just try it at a lower price!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019 by Christian
Great story, beautiful art, and enjoyable music and characters. However, wish they had more romance in this game.. though that isn't too big of a deal breaker. My main problem with this game and several other Otome games released by Aksys is the spelling and grammatical errors. As I was reading I had to stop several times to correct the words on my screen into something that actually made sense and there were a few times where the same words would appear twice in a row. Don't get me wrong, I love Aksys for releasing all these great games. But for a company that literally has the job of translating the game.. they aren't doing so well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2018 by D
In the beginning I thought the story was a little boring. It really picks up after the paralogue, and I quickly found myself emotionally invested in the story. The introduction of the flowchart system is a refreshing addition to an otome game. I really liked that I didn't have to keep completely restarting the game to get the different endings. I would describe this game as a tragic and bittersweet romance story. If I had one complaint, it would be that on the flowchart screen you can't really zoom out enough to see the whole picture.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2018 by Luiren