Castle of Delights

So this is a series, Symphony of Delights, Castle of Delights, and Dungeon of Delights. All three games have the same amazing art style that is definitely the reason you buy these games. They're also all cheaply priced and very short so they are very easy to pick up and play. I will say in my opinion, Dungeon is the best of the three, as it's clear that the dev is more experienced. The games all follow the same characters, Elylah and Vulpes. The have similar plots and the world is the same. Weirdly all three games share save files. You cannot play all three games at once, you have to individually start and end them. But the save files for all three will appear. Each game seems to be a loose continuation of the last. More like, a series of adventures that the same characters go on. The games are fun enough, and beautiful to look at. I'd love to see an edition where they are all just one game, or maybe for the fourth installment, just make it longer than half an hour. all in all these are good, and for so cheap, why not pick it up. If you don't like it, just refund it, you'll beat the game in time.

The second in the series wasn't as clear to me as the first one. It started with one character... Then switched to a different story and then you can get POV from three characters... I still got the gist of it and new additional details of previous characters and well... The game was still a trip. Some Achievements CAN be hard to understand... So I just deduced by images/words. ^^ Also if you notice... This game has far more branching/ "victory" pathways (Plus two endings) so you are going to have to replay it a bit to get all of them. :p The most hilarious part was with the "Jelly Monster" in the bathtub. And the window. That was worth it. These stories are like reading someone's dream. You really don't fully get it and yet... You still keep reading to see if it'll all make sense in the end. Or not. More chapters in the series ahoy!!! Thank you! :D :3

Wonderful Game! Beautiful Art and great F-F content.

Castle of Delights is the next story of Elylah and Vulpes in the realm of dreams and introduces some new characters, Nostalgia and Zamora. From a narrative point of view, this was a bit difficult to follow; there are a lot of grammar problems and sentences that really don't make a whole lot of sense (more than the first game). I also don't quite understand why Morpheus' appearance completely changed from the first game. Anyhow, what you're really buying is the art; and I think it's quite good. Almost all the sprites and CG are animated and the scenes are sexy. Many of the scenes are quite surreal and there was obviously a lot of effort put into them and while some of the sprite graphics look like they were shared from the first game, I don't think it diminishes anything. Also, the plot doesn't really rely on the first game (Symphony of Delights), so there's no real need to play that first but I recommend picking that game up as well. The story is fairly short overall and can be tough to follow but I think the art is well worth the price of admission.

Castle of Delights is part of a series made by the same developer. This is the 2nd game in the series and probably my recommended starting point. While you meet a lot of characters that already know each other and have to catch up on how they are related to one another, the story itself is easy to follow, it presents two compelling goals (Vulpes and Zamora looking for the liquer for their own reasons) and manages to resolve them both to bring events to a satisfying conclusion. In my personal opinion, the "Delights" series by Enygmage has three big hooks to pull you in. Its art style, at least in my experience, is unique, and I really appreciate the time and effort necessary to create every image we see in the game, of which there are quite a few. Next are the charming characters, both brave and playful so the art can showcase them in all their beauty. And third but certainly not least, the world of dreams and how it fits together into the big picture, I must say looking at humans as 'dreamers', outsiders lost in the world of dreams, is a refreshing take that holds a lot of novelty. The games are quite short overall, you can reach all the endings and get every achievement in s…

Beautiful Art style! Lots of hot scenes and a good story! I like it.