Reverse Module

Reverse Module

Stavros Aeneas Kokkineas · 2026 · RPG, CRPG, 2D, Political, Story Rich

PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Reverse Module

An old school RPG about Utopia/Dystopia balance.

StoryWe are in a world with two major cities striving for Utopia.

In the first city, called Visthansia, people can have two microchips on them. One of these microchips doesn't allow people to physically hurt other people and the other one calls the police if they're in trouble. These microchips are not mandatory and you get money for having each one on.

Your journey begins when Aelor, a police student in this city, needs to defeat a memories manipulating creature to graduate. She manages to defeat the creature and passes out.
She wakes up in a village that is stuck in an eternal 3 days time cycle where villagers from the Past, Present and Future appears on different days. Her savior, tells Aelor that she has been infected with a deadly disease where a person presents a mark somewhere on their body and another person presents the exact same mark somewhere on their body as well. The two people have to meet and install a Reverse Module or they will die. Will you help Aelor find her Pair?GameplayFight battles to level up, explore, talk to NPCs and check the environment to learn more about the world of the game. This is an old school RPG through and through.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 25, 2026
Playing this game feels like sitting down and discussing philosophy with an old friend. It asks important questions in an open way. Its short (about 2 hours) and respects your time. I hope you take the chance to talk to every NPC because the philosophical dialogue is what makes this game so special. Inspired by his own experiences with schizophrenia, the developer has ideas that I as a schizophrenic person can relate to. Like the enemy that takes away your memory and the enemy that takes away your speech. I've personally struggled with the delusion that outside forces are stealing my memories and my ability to talk about what I know. But ultimately the game is relatable to anyone who enjoys discussing great ideas and philosophies in a fun way. The game is free and worth your time. I hope others will give it a look! Cant wait for the developer's future games!

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