Crimson Gray: Dusk and Dawn
Sierra Lee · 2018 · Choices Matter, Psychological, Story Rich, Visual Novel, Indie
PC
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About Crimson Gray: Dusk and Dawn
(Note: This game is a direct continuation of the story of Crimson Gray.)
Lizzie has it all: a loving boyfriend, a beautiful collection of knives, and an intense desire to murder. She's escaped the conspiracy that forced her to kill in self-defense, but now she needs to adjust to normal college life.
All Lizzie wants is to act like a normal couple, graduate from university, and get married. But a committed relationship isn't enough to stabilize her, and she finds herself spending a lot of time with her knives.
This visual novels plunges you into the mind of a deeply unstable young woman, viewed entirely from her skewed perspective. Your task is to find a way for her to be a normal student, a supportive partner, and not a serial killer. This is a short visual novel with an emphasis on unreliable narration and subtle consequences of the player's actions.
Lizzie has it all: a loving boyfriend, a beautiful collection of knives, and an intense desire to murder. She's escaped the conspiracy that forced her to kill in self-defense, but now she needs to adjust to normal college life.
All Lizzie wants is to act like a normal couple, graduate from university, and get married. But a committed relationship isn't enough to stabilize her, and she finds herself spending a lot of time with her knives.
This visual novels plunges you into the mind of a deeply unstable young woman, viewed entirely from her skewed perspective. Your task is to find a way for her to be a normal student, a supportive partner, and not a serial killer. This is a short visual novel with an emphasis on unreliable narration and subtle consequences of the player's actions.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Short but a very nice capstone to the story of John and Lizzie.1 found this helpful
A solid sequel~ I enjoyed it and the wedding scene was actually good and didn't make me cringe. It kept everyone in character with plenty of yandere moments. I especially liked the notebook detail.
[h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34294631/] Follow Far2close - Visual Novel Playthroughs Curator Page [/url][/h1] [b]Crimson Gray: Dusk and Dawn[/b] Developer: Sierra Lee Publisher: Sierra Lee [h1]Intro:[/h1] Sequel to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/655770/Crimson_Gray/?curator_clanid=34294631]Crimson Gray[/url], you look through the eyes of Lizzie this time. Experience her homicidal urges in order to protect John, while also trying to get through college. Depending on your choices, you can make or break your relationship. [h1]Pros:[/h1] [b]1.[/b] I appreciate that the story goes into their college years with some aftermath from KoiTec's controversy. It's a fine closing for John and Lizzie's relationship, especially with how this situation can stress John out to where [spoiler]it can interfere with your wedding.[/spoiler] [b]2.[/b] Small amount of new characters: Aaron, Rose, and Francesca Kelsey. They're minor characters, but they do help bring the story forward. I also like how Lizzie interacts with them. Lizzie sees the problematic women as seductive and threats to John. If she deems them safe, they look normal to her. [spoiler]This changes when she fin…
Not as murder heavy or as long as the prequel, but this game leaves the two off on a fulfilling note.
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This was a great sequel tying things up and I enjoyed seeing the dynamic of John and Lizzie supporting each other!
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