Apocripha/0 Platina Disk

About

Apocripha/0 Platina Disk mixes turn-based strategy with visual novel storytelling in a dark fantasy world. You manage resources, build factions, and engage in tactical battles as twin siblings Alex and Platina clash for dominance in the kingdom of Hell. Each choice affects alliances, war outcomes, and the political landscape. The game balances board-like territory control with narrative-driven character interactions, blending base-building mechanics with dialogue-heavy decision points that shape the story’s direction. The game’s intricate branching paths and morally gray scenarios set it apart. Players often note the depth of its faction dynamics and how small decisions ripple into larger conflicts. While its 2001 release date shows in some dated visuals, the core loop of strategy and story remains engaging for fans of thoughtful tactical RPGs. The rivalry between Alex and Platina, combined with hidden manipulations from unseen forces, creates a layered experience where loyalty and betrayal shift with each playthrough.

Storyline

An angel falls from Heaven to the Abyss, and here he cultivates a kingdom, the kingdom of Hell (Naraku), becoming the King of Hell. He tries to build a beautiful land, but it can never reach the beauty of Heaven: the demons live in troubled times, being attacked by fallen angels who survive the fall to the Abyss, fearing the bloodshed caused by these insane former angels against them. The King starts to become weak and tired, and with his last power, he gave birth to two new hopes: a prince with golden hair born from his red right eye, and a price with silver hair born from his blue left eye. The King decides that the two twin prices, Alex and Platina, are to fight each other, and the winner who proves his power will become the new king of Hell, while the loser will face death. As such, Alex and Platina, who never even knew each other, are thrust into a battle against each other, and the future will change depending on the outcome. And hiding in the background, another hand plays in to manipulating their fate...