Disillusion

About

Disillusion is a first-person RPG where you wander a bizarre tower teeming with cryptic characters and shifting environments. Each floor feels like a disjointed memory, with puzzles and conversations driving progress. Dialogue choices matter but often lead to ambiguity, nobody explains the rules, least of all the NPCs. The gameplay loops around exploring oddball rooms, collecting trinkets, and deciphering half-sane monologues. It’s light on combat but heavy on eerie atmosphere. The game’s charm lies in its deadpan surrealism. Characters range from a taxidermy-obsessed historian to a sentient key that complains about its job. While some players call it "a disjointed mess," others praise its moody weirdness and experimental pacing. It’s short, most finish in 3, 5 hours, but leaves a lingering sense of confusion. Not a traditional dungeon crawler, but a weird little detour worth taking.