

HEXCRAFT: Harlequin Fair
Oleander Garden · 2021 · RPG, Immersive Sim, Choices Matter, Female Protagonist, First-Person
PC
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About HEXCRAFT: Harlequin Fair
✦ AI summary
Escape a supernatural masquerade in nocturnal Toronto by casting spells, gathering occult items, and navigating a living city where AI-driven characters and systems react dynamically to your every choice. This experimental immersive sim blurs RPG and simulation into a shape-shifting playground where no two playthroughs are alike.
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Crash back to the world as the servers go dark; a solitude season now ends with a start. Cryptic connections, dreadful deceptions — HEXCRAFT: Harlequin Fair.
Harlequin Fair is an experimental RPG and immersive sim set in the mooncast shadows of Toronto by night. Follow the footsteps of those who've gone before, digging through every nook and cranny of this ever-changing dynamic world as you try to escape from your baleful masquerade. Watch zones shift and develop as a motley cast of characters procedurally pursue their own thoughts, feelings, and goals. Featuring an extraordinary level of reactivity, Harlequin Fair blurs the line between simulation and role playing game. Cast dreadful spells, buy small arms with cash: cling to the light 'til the light bites you back.
Features include:
Masquerade players despise revealing light, yet likewise loathe to linger always lonely: so come and dance in foredawn dark, and dream the world to come.
Crash back to the world as the servers go dark; a solitude season now ends with a start. Cryptic connections, dreadful deceptions — HEXCRAFT: Harlequin Fair.
Harlequin Fair is an experimental RPG and immersive sim set in the mooncast shadows of Toronto by night. Follow the footsteps of those who've gone before, digging through every nook and cranny of this ever-changing dynamic world as you try to escape from your baleful masquerade. Watch zones shift and develop as a motley cast of characters procedurally pursue their own thoughts, feelings, and goals. Featuring an extraordinary level of reactivity, Harlequin Fair blurs the line between simulation and role playing game. Cast dreadful spells, buy small arms with cash: cling to the light 'til the light bites you back.
Features include:
- A litany of simulated characters with their own thoughts, feelings, and goals, moving dynamically through the overworld
- A complex and multifaceted agent-based city simulation, responding to your actions in intuitive but unpredictable ways; no two playthroughs are ever the same
- Non-linear structure and interlocking systems enabling a diverse palette of playstyles and varied, creative solutions to conflicts
- Six major simulated zones to explore, change, and watch develop, alongside a selection of smaller locales
- A wide array of esoteric items to find, accumulate, and employ
- Homemade potions to help fight off the fiercest foes
- A spellbook full of strange bewitchments to exploit
Masquerade players despise revealing light, yet likewise loathe to linger always lonely: so come and dance in foredawn dark, and dream the world to come.
DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Toronto be like that sometimes2 found this helpful
I have no idea what this game is about, I am some kind night time alchemical techno wizard in some Postal-like 1999 Toronto robbing store owners. Druidic women wandering around the metro system being trigger happy with magic balls and guns, zombies in Chinatown triggering a war with the local triads and many more... 9/10, clunky immsim but it is some best chaotic fun I've ever had.2 found this helpful
it's fire1 found this helpful
Urban gothic lo-fi aesthetic and lots of mysteries, the whole thing is just a wonderful cryptic vibe. Love TO.
Extremely weird but not bad, kind of a puzzler!
Viviane and me against the world
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