Fallen Flowers

It's fine. After an hour of playing I had to stop. I usually love RPG maker games and can tolerate rough translated games, but the dialogue just seems awful. Very snappy and blunt. Some responses don't even match with what's happening (but I can excuse that to being translation issues). Usually a character's design tells a lot about their personality and it just caught me off guard when the main character would say stuff like "What the hell?" to an adult or something. The story is ok, but for some reason it's lacking. I don't know in what exactly, but the story just seems basic. And I don't know how I feel about the fighting system. I hate that only the main character's design is drawn while the rest of the characters use the models you can make in RPG maker. It's pretty inconsistent and I think it would be best to make a sprite for all characters and not just do it for the main character. Considering the price, I think it's fine. Very boring, but not too bad.

An enjoyable short puzzle game with a decent story albeit faulty translation. Upfront I received this game for free, but the most impact this has on the review is just that I played this game so soon. This review is entirely my own opinion. Though nothing special the environments and character art is competently made and nice to look at. However what caught my attention right away was the very nice title screen music! In general I personally really liked the music in the game. Throughout the game I have only found two actual puzzles, with the rest of the gameplay being somewhat linear in obtaining the next story item and proceeding to the place of the next story event. Combat is simple, but keep an eye on your equipment and health or you can get in trouble pretty quickly! On that no grinding is required whatsoever. The story is pretty intriguing as I haven't seen it done like this before. It puts an interesting spin on common fairytale type stories. While the translation is functional, it is very wonky. Although one might see that as a positive, because it makes a bunch of dialogue sound really funny. Some sentences are good, but a lot can be difficult to understand properly. Alas …

Fallen Flowers developed by Dawnwing House and published by RMking is a quiet, story-driven RPG that leans heavily into atmosphere and psychological intrigue, delivering an experience that feels more like a slow unraveling mystery than a traditional adventure. It begins with a familiar but effective setup: a young woman awakens in an unfamiliar mansion with no memory of her past, accompanied only by someone who claims to be her sister. From that point onward, the game focuses less on external conflict and more on internal uncertainty, gradually revealing fragments of truth in a way that keeps players questioning what is real and what is not. The narrative is the strongest element of the experience, built around themes of identity, memory, and hidden intentions. Rather than presenting a clear and linear story, the game unfolds in pieces, relying on environmental details, small interactions, and subtle hints to build its world. This fragmented approach creates a sense of unease, as players are never given the full picture at once. The mansion itself plays a significant role in this storytelling, acting almost like a character, guiding the player through its rooms while slowly exposi…

English isn't my native language. I learned it playing RPGs (on the good old C-64). But seriously, what we're being offered here as a translation is simply painful. Partly funny, but also completely nonsensical. If a developer reads this (which I somehow doubt), then they should really have the text translated by AI (it can't get any worse).