Clossure
Luke Stevens · 2024 · JRPG, Surreal, Story Rich, Pixel Graphics, Turn-Based Strategy
PC
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About Clossure
This game will be released in chapters. The first chapter (and game) is available for $0.99.
Each subsequent chapter will be released as a DLC for this game for $0.99 as well.
There are no plans for pre-purchasing chapters at this time.
This game is rendered in 966 x 699 simply as a bizarre creative choice.
This game contains sequences of flashing imagery that may be problematic for some players. This can be disabled in the options.
For as long as there have been tongues to speak, people have spoken of HEAVEN. A perfect place. Far above us all.
For almost as long, (although perhaps not quite as long) people have spoken of another tale, related to the PARADISE above.
A piece of heaven fell, fell onto a hill below the sky. It shines, you see it even now, don't you?
Since that piece of HEAVEN fell, none with eyes to see have seen the top of that hill.
And every single one of them... has longed to.
You long for it too... don't you.
It's magical, surreal, quite mysterious at times. Difficult to understand, don't you think?
Perhaps... perhaps we aren't quite meant to understand it all. That's ok I think.
Just so long as we know what we need to, what we really really want to, that's what counts I think.
Sure is fun to ponder though, even if not everything is 'solved'.
You might get some new abilities once you're there. Heck, you might HAVE to.
Might make some new friends too! And some... "friends"... legally anyway.
With those abilities, you can do all sorts of magical things. But you might have to switch forms to use some abilities.
Joy, Rage, Sadness... there's power in the emotions. Different powers in each. You have strong feelings, I know. You can use them!
New pals can bring all sorts of things to the table. Aside from helping you in battle, they'll probably have special abilities for puzzle solving too!
It's always nice to have a friend who can help you solve puzzles. You've done that for me I know.
Lots of things can... kill... you...
Even if you have a way to avoid death, you still can't just fight everything.
Not everything will be told to you so easily either.
And even if you do find a way to "save", you won't be able to do it whenever you want to. And the statues you use
won't always be super easy to get to.
Or maybe I'm just overthinking it... you're always stronger than I think you are haha.
But there was that one time I overestimated you too...
Well, I guess we'll just have to see, won't we?
Well... you will anyways.
Like- very, very dark... sometimes...
I know you think you know but... you don't REALLY know yet. I might not even.
And some people have seen the worst of it... you know?
You might see the worst of it yourself... depending on what happens...
Promise me you'll stay strong, won't you?
Each subsequent chapter will be released as a DLC for this game for $0.99 as well.
There are no plans for pre-purchasing chapters at this time.
This game is rendered in 966 x 699 simply as a bizarre creative choice.
This game contains sequences of flashing imagery that may be problematic for some players. This can be disabled in the options.
Let's see... how did it go again...
For as long as there have been tongues to speak, people have spoken of HEAVEN. A perfect place. Far above us all.
For almost as long, (although perhaps not quite as long) people have spoken of another tale, related to the PARADISE above.
A piece of heaven fell, fell onto a hill below the sky. It shines, you see it even now, don't you?
Since that piece of HEAVEN fell, none with eyes to see have seen the top of that hill.
And every single one of them... has longed to.
You long for it too... don't you.
This world is strange.
It's magical, surreal, quite mysterious at times. Difficult to understand, don't you think?
Perhaps... perhaps we aren't quite meant to understand it all. That's ok I think.
Just so long as we know what we need to, what we really really want to, that's what counts I think.
Sure is fun to ponder though, even if not everything is 'solved'.
This world is fun.
You might get some new abilities once you're there. Heck, you might HAVE to.
Might make some new friends too! And some... "friends"... legally anyway.
With those abilities, you can do all sorts of magical things. But you might have to switch forms to use some abilities.
Joy, Rage, Sadness... there's power in the emotions. Different powers in each. You have strong feelings, I know. You can use them!
New pals can bring all sorts of things to the table. Aside from helping you in battle, they'll probably have special abilities for puzzle solving too!
It's always nice to have a friend who can help you solve puzzles. You've done that for me I know.
This world is hard.
Lots of things can... kill... you...
Even if you have a way to avoid death, you still can't just fight everything.
Not everything will be told to you so easily either.
And even if you do find a way to "save", you won't be able to do it whenever you want to. And the statues you use
won't always be super easy to get to.
Or maybe I'm just overthinking it... you're always stronger than I think you are haha.
But there was that one time I overestimated you too...
Well, I guess we'll just have to see, won't we?
Well... you will anyways.
This world is dark.
Like- very, very dark... sometimes...
I know you think you know but... you don't REALLY know yet. I might not even.
And some people have seen the worst of it... you know?
You might see the worst of it yourself... depending on what happens...
Promise me you'll stay strong, won't you?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
what a great mv okay this time i can do a real review i found this game by sorting by release date for all steam games. i looked through ten pages and most of them looked lame! i ended up only trying two. this was one of them. it initially got my interest because: - rpgmaker mv - weird aspect ratio - hey thats the omori mechanic truth be told i was really not expecting too much, in recent years i have seen a ton of people try to do some stuff after playing undertale and omori and things of that sort and i think its hard to escape those comparisons when the inspiration is worn so clearly, and they usually don't do the smaller game well. this is me speaking as someone who has done that as well by the way. pair that with the amateur-looking art and i think clossure does not advertise itself well, BUT but, that was just my assumptions going into it. i did actually play it believe it or not and here's what i'm feeling out of the gate, two huge things make this game very distinct for me in the first few minutes. first is aku(ma). i'll be real, i don't like the guys name/design very much but he is funny and going to his little website was pretty awesome. always a big fan of those. seco…4 found this helpful
A compelling story, unique graphic style, and immersive sound design make Clossure an immersive experience with a wonderful, consistent atmosphere. The combat system has some nice surprises that add a layer of complexity, but are still easy to comprehend (even for someone not well versed in this gaming genre). Highly recommend the journey into this world that is at once strange and yet touches on universal themes and questions.2 found this helpful
love the game2 found this helpful
I spent 2 hours playing this game, and I genuinely enjoyed the experience I had with it. This review will be spoiler free, so buy the game and play it! It's worth it! The story is great in my opinion, and leaves enough room for chapter 2 and beyond. It leaves enough questions to want to come back and find the answers. The combat mechanics in this game are something I find unique (and have not seen before), which I won't spoil. Play the game! The one complaint is the movement, which has no vertical movement, making the game feel sort of stiff moving. But that is a very minor complaint. For the price, it is 100% worth it! I promise you'll enjoy the game if you liked the likes of Undertale.1 found this helpful
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