Lunar Mirror:The Pavilion of Desire

ENGLISH NOT SUPPORTED I do not recommend this game in it's current state until English Language Support is implemented. My review is subject to change if and when English Language Support is implemented. Game Length: 2-4 Hours 5/5 Story: English Language Not Supported 0/5 Gameplay: Sidescroller + Interactive/Clue Visual Novel 5/5 CG: Great! 5/5 Grand Total: Cannot Recommend Due to no English Support, other than that the game was pretty cool. 10/10 I gave honest Statistcal ratings, can definitely be lower. Short game means fast gallery Short game means little content Gameplay is likeable, not amazing or addicting but definitely likeable. CG is good, very minor VA, live2d, gallery was a bit little on content.

game is good game, but really not 涩 at all.

This game combines mystery solving elements (look for clues, find and use items.) with adult elements and a fascinating story that leads you on. However, the game crashed multiple times on me: First, I cannot save on the first file because it says "auto-saves", but then I encountered a crash early on in the game, And there was no load file to be loaded. This happened two times and I had to start over.. (Then, I figured out that I can save on the second new file, and that auto save does work, but only until certain event has passed. ) The frequent crash scene happened right after the girl was offered a drink if I dare to go into the storage room. Then, the second crash scene was after I won the drinking contest and bringing the drunk girl to corner room inside the storage room. It crashed three times and I don't want to replay anymore. It is a shame because it is a great game and I would have kept it, but I don't know when the bugs will be fixed. I might want to buy it in the future if the bugs were to be fixed in the future.

Lunar Mirror: The Pavilion of Desire, developed by TUTGame and published by DSGame, is a 2D side-scrolling narrative adventure that blends psychological horror, mystery, and puzzle-solving within a dreamlike and unsettling setting. Positioned as part of the broader Lunar Mirror universe, the game expands on its predecessor’s mythos while shifting the focus toward a more intimate, character-driven descent into obsession and cult intrigue. Rather than emphasizing action or reflex-based gameplay, it builds its identity around atmosphere, symbolism, and gradual narrative revelation. The story follows an ordinary college student who accepts an invitation to a masquerade party hosted at a remote archaeological academy. What begins as a curious social event quickly reveals layers of hidden intent tied to the enigmatic “Luna Cult.” The protagonist’s missing girlfriend becomes the emotional anchor of the narrative, driving the player to uncover the truth behind her disappearance and the cult’s mysterious influence. The storytelling unfolds gradually through environmental clues, conversations, and fragmented revelations, allowing tension to accumulate rather than relying on overt shock tact…

A very good combination of adult game and horror element

nice