Chloé’s Requiem -encore-

I liked the story, music was beautiful and puzzels were fun

For a remake, it's lacking a bit in polish. The dialogue can feel somewhat stilted, with occasional typos, cutting off by the text box, and excessive use of slow-moving text not helping matters. The event triggers for that Con Amore side mode are also hard to understand. The storytelling, though, I have no big complaints. Well paced, a compelling main duo, and exemplary use of foreshadowing. And the gameplay itself is fine. The mechanic of holding multiple items to solve puzzles is creative. Solutions are sometimes tricky, but not unfairly so. This one's quite short, however, so I would wait for a sale.

short game with a great story

Chloé's Requiem -encore- successfully revives a beloved indie horror adventure by preserving the emotional heart of the original while presenting it with a level of polish that feels modern and inviting. Developed by buriki clock and published by Annulus, this enhanced edition introduces newcomers to a memorable supernatural mystery while rewarding longtime fans with expanded content and significant audiovisual improvements. Rather than relying on constant scares or relentless action, the game embraces psychological tension, emotional storytelling, and carefully crafted atmosphere to create an experience that remains engaging from beginning to end. The story revolves around Michél, a talented young violinist who becomes trapped inside a mysterious mansion after meeting the enigmatic pianist Chloé. Her request to break the curse that binds her serves as the catalyst for a haunting journey through rooms filled with secrets, puzzles, and lingering memories. As players progress, the mansion gradually reveals its tragic history through environmental details, conversations, and hidden discoveries. Every chapter uncovers new layers of the narrative, transforming what initially appears to…

the game have good story and art

Amazing puzzles, riddles and story. I wasn't expecting a complex story and characters. Its simple yet very complex kinda similar to Fear&Hunger. I love the art and the chosen pieces for the music. Deserves more popularity.