

Disillusions Manga Horror
StephenAllen · 2015 · Indie, Adventure, Horror, Anime, Comedy
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About Disillusions Manga Horror
Explore a haunted mansion in first-person while unraveling a twisted murder mystery through the eyes of two characters, DiS and Sui, in this indie horror experience blending anime character art with 3D environments. Team up online to solve puzzles, set traps, and uncover dark secrets together across four atmospheric chapters filled with eerie audio and retro horror vibes.
• Explore in first person to proceed in the horror story.
• Featuring 2D anime manga style character art and 3D environments.
• Control two characters, DiS and Sui, see how their story connects.
• Dark, gritty surroundings and eerie audio effects for atmospheric gameplay.
• Retro indie horror, with a story to kill for.
• Sandbox multiplayer, place traps, chat and scare other players! ** • Exploring, trap and chat in all 4 chapters with the multiplayer! **
- DiS and Vigil are two friends who visit the haunted residence the newspapers have been covering recently. Unbeknownst to them, however, the place is not as abandoned as the press makes out...
- Be drawn into exploring the mysterious past of the psychotic murderer who once called the place home?
- Visit the original crime scene with Police girl Sui, solve and see how she is involved with the story! Has she been hiding something, are DiS, Sui and Vigil connected somehow?
** Currently Chapter 4 is not playable with Oculus VR, occasionally some multiplayer chapters may be unavailable.
- Made by one guy in an Attic and his girlfriend, in their spare time. - This game was made for iPod touch many years ago, and brough to PC/Steam by popular demand, expect the game to be of mobile quality. Thank you for taking interest, please remember to rate and review, and record yourselves if you can! ^_^
- - - Change Log - - -
19 June 2026 :General controller support improved (including Steam Deck)Very very minor tweaks and fixes to font and ui.
12 Feb 2015 :
Various Map and GUI adjustments
Player max now 64 (lobby)
Top 50 scores show instead of 100, to load faster
Thinner player collider on multiplayer
Events do not delete themselves after set time if triggered
Added backup quitting incase no network to disconnect from
Fixed buttons and added Low quality setting to multiplayer maps Floor falling fixes in multiplayer
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Nightmare disillusions of a game. [/h1]4 found this helpful
i'm so scard
this game is ahh
best game ever
got this for the blood heart in the point shop probably never gonna play it
Disillusions Manga Horror XX is an experimental indie horror game developed and published by StephenAllen that blends manga-inspired aesthetics with first-person exploration and psychological suspense. It is a curious hybrid of visual novel presentation and traditional 3D horror design, born from the efforts of a small, independent creator who originally designed the project for mobile devices before bringing it to PC. The game tells the story of two friends, DiS and Vigil, who decide to explore a house notorious for a grisly murder, only to uncover a sinister presence that turns their curiosity into a nightmare. Parallel to their story is that of Sui, a police investigator drawn into the case’s lingering mysteries. Across its short set of chapters, the game weaves together mystery, ghostly phenomena, and interactive horror through simple mechanics and a mix of eerie imagery and minimalist storytelling. The first thing that sets Disillusions apart from typical indie horror titles is its visual style. The game fuses 2D anime-styled character art with 3D environments rendered in a deliberately rough, lo-fi style. This combination is striking at first, contrasting the bright, express…
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