

Resultarias
Null Comma · 2023 · Walking Simulator, Surreal, Choose Your Own Adventure, Exploration, Abstract
PC
Positive100% · 11
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About Resultarias
Resultarias is a surrealist walking simulator narrated by dream exploration.You play as "Utsuki", a girl that for some reason doesn't want to leave her room and will only explore the world through her dreams.The game features various worlds, characters, items that can be collected on the dream world and used for various purposes but mainly helping the exploration and advance through the narrative.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] ENGLISH [/h1] [h1] Resultarias is a fascinating journey through Dreams and Nightmares [/h1] [h1] Rate 855/1000 [/h1] [b] Resultarias [/b] is a very interesting game, that lets you travel through not only fascinating but also sometimes creepy Worlds. Traverse Dreams and Nightmares. Exploring the Backrooms, wandering through a desert or explore a dark forest. [b] Resultarias [/b] offers a great concept and youll be able to keep discovering new things. [b] English Review on top. German review below [/b] [h1] PRO [/h1] [list] [*]Scary [*]Interesting Game concept [*]Nice Graphics [*]Easy to Understand [*]Im in the Credits *cough *cough XD [/list] [h1] CONTRA [/h1] [list] [*]Can be a bit bugged from its early access state [*]No real storytelling [/list] I can surely recommend this game. The design of the many Dream worlds are cool and creepy. The Game is still in early access so there will most likely be coming lots of cool new content in the future. You can see my Playthrough here: [url=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjZBQw7G9U4Xu73R7kmmvGsnV2kepS1W1] Let´s Play Resultarias[/url] ______________________________________________________________…5 found this helpful
💤 It's oddly appealing if you like weird casual games without a clear goal, especially like «Yume Nikki». Wander through abstract locations from dreams, searching for passages and small objects to collect / interact with, until you wake up from a nightmare or of your own free will. The current content only offers a concept to explore, and it can easily be discovered in a couple of hours (at the time of review). Therere about a dozen locations, not everything has a use, and there are also some somewhat questionable media references. It's been in development for quite a while and remains relatively unnoticed by players. Both facts are sad, but they don't make the project bad. Hope for future expansions, keep it up!2 found this helpful
I don't usually write reviews but I want to show support in some way, because this game doesn't deserve to sit there with just a few player reviews (as of writing this, the Steam page says there's 7 reviews and the store page does not even show a rating score). Very light on the content as of right now, but a very promising and intriguing spiritual succesor to Yume Nikki in 3D. I can tell a lot of care was put into it and I would absolutely love to see more.2 found this helpful
Resultarias, developed and published by chrisjogos.com and Enigmatic Comma, is a surreal, dream-driven indie adventure that places atmosphere and emotional ambiguity at the center of its experience. You follow the story of Utsuki, a girl who refuses to leave her room and instead escapes into sprawling dream worlds that shift between the beautiful, the uncanny, and the disturbing. From the beginning, the game positions itself not as a traditional horror or puzzle title, but as a meditative exploration of subconscious landscapes, built around wandering, observing, and piecing together meaning from environments that rarely obey logic. The dreamworlds of Resultarias define the game’s strongest qualities. Each area feels designed to evoke a different emotional shade—loneliness, melancholy, curiosity, nostalgia, or quiet dread. Some spaces are peaceful in an eerie way, while others hint at psychological darkness beneath their simplicity. The surreal nature of the environments gives the game an unconventional rhythm: rooms and vistas bleed into each other with little regard for real-world coherence, forming a fragmented collage of memories, fears, and fantasies. Even without a dense narr…1 found this helpful
I enjoyed it, was lost to what I needed to do but had fun exploring and experiencing unsettling and interesting things1 found this helpful
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