Amelie
Two and a Half Studios · 2021 · Female Protagonist, LGBTQ+, Visual Novel, Psychological, Horror
PC
Very Positive92% · 429
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About Amelie
...sits a lone manor.
That's the way it's always been. Always will be.
Then why is she here?
Why have you let her come?
In the middle of a field, far out in the countryside, sits a lone manor.
Inside that manor, in the middle of the field, far out in the countryside, lives Amelie and her dear friend Lilika.
Forbidden from leaving the house, Amelie awaits the arrival of her long time penpal, Sofia, to Lilika’s dismay.
What secrets will Sofia unravel that were best kept buried?
And will she manage to survive the night?
Play as three different protagonists to uncover the full story and discover the truth about the lone manor in this psychological horror, yuri visual novel.
🌸 A short, spooky story: At around 20,000 words/1 - 1.5 hours of playtime, Amelie is a short (and not so sweet) story about two girls in love, and another who lost her love.
🌸Captivating visuals: You'll be pulled right into the story with original illustrations by Alyssa Calderon and 瞬.
🌸 Three playable characters: You'll play as three different characters... Amelie, Sofia, and finally Lilika, to uncover the full story about what happened in the lone manor.
🌸 Gorgeous Music: Listen as the music accentuates Amelie's scenes, making both the heartwarming and slightly terrifying scenes come to life.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Amelie as a charming, compact horror experience with engaging plot twists and creative storytelling that can be completed in just a few hours. The main criticism is that the game is quite short, though some appreciate the brevity, and a few note the writing could be stronger in places, balanced by appreciation for its horror and romance elements.
this is a cool, short game. i enjoyed the yuri, but i do have some grievances: the AI modification usage in some of the backgrounds is dissapointing. i can't really judge the game for that because it came out in 2021 when AI was not nearly as controversial, nor was there as much knowledge about its environmental impacts, but it's still something i thought i'd mention. i found some of the endings quite abrupt and that they didn't really give you any time to process or understand what happened before returning you to the menu. also, i wasn't a fan of some of the visual novel-type stylistic choices. the black semitransparent text box, the font, and the blue gradient when making choices felt very strange and out of place for a game set in an old mansion. i think the overall atmosphere of the game could have been very much improved if there had been more of a situational consideration when making those stylistic choices. also, i found some occasional grammar/spelling mistakes, which i understand is common in translated games, but i expect a little more attention to detail with a game that isn't free. overall, i think this game is okay. i wouldn't necessarily reccomend it …2 found this helpful
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Remarkable how each ending gives more context for the overall plot, and the endings even expand on each other1 found this helpful
[h2][i]"Is this really okay?" "Should you... try again?"[/i][/h2] Honestly, Amelie is a game which you will either really enjoy, or not, but I really did enjoy it. While the writing and pacing aren't the best, the game does have something which does really well, [i]but may require you to commit to it and give it a chance[/i], which is revealing different facets of the story through multiple endings. Honestly, it's a short toxic yuri with gameplay for around 2 hours, and if you commit to it, [i]even if you do like me and skip over all the text that's the same across different endings and characters[/i], I'd say it's definitely worth picking up! Otherwise really, the game ain't perfect, and I won't just say that it's amazing or 10/10, because it really feels like one of those games that you have to get into and spend some time as it slowly and hopefully get you hooked.
No spoilers, but this was a good visual novel. Multiple endings and one true ending as is tradition. Looking forward to the next one that comes out.
Lovely Game :D
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