

Tales From The Under-Realm: Hazel
Winter Wolves · 2021 · Visual Novel, Choose Your Own Adventure, Dark Fantasy, Dating Sim, Anime
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About Tales From The Under-Realm: Hazel
In this case, the Nameless God takes an interest in the fate of a witch named Hazel.
Captured, she wakes up in a prison somewhere in Aravorn. She's not alone though. Locked in the cell next to her is an assassin named Sasha who is as lethal as she is beautiful. But can Hazel trust her just because they're in a similar situation?
The alternative is putting her faith in the paladin interrogating her. While that option is far from ideal in it's own right, Hazel can't help but feel a special connection to Tori. Is it just in her head though? Or can she really use that bond to escape?
The answer is no, of course. Hazel did end up in the Under-Realm one way or another. But is that all there is to her story? Do all of her choices lead to death? Or does she have one final trick up her sleeve?
Tales Of The Under-Realm: Hazel features two love interests, Sasha and Tori. Each of them have multiple endings that are based on the choices the player makes during the game.
The events of this story take place in Aravorn during the year 700, after the Human Empire has been split into regions and city-states due to civil unrest and power-hungry wizards.
The Cast
Hazel - One of the last witches in Aravorn - at least, that's what the Council of Grimoire thinks. She's being held prisoner in the hopes that she'll spill what she knows about the rest of them. Now Hazel has to somehow find a way to protect her fellow witches and herself.
Sasha - Hazel's chatty cellmate. Though she seems to be an open book, she's actually rather mysterious. She hasn't had an easy life which is what ultimately led to her becoming an assassin for hire. Don't be deceived by her appearance, she has more than earned that title.
Tori - Once a Disciple of Truth, she left the temple on Mount Kronos to found her own order of Templars. Strong and determined, she is in charge of a task force responsible for hunting down any witches left in Aravorn.
DLC & expansions
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Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the game's well-paced story with compelling characters and an original narrative approach, particularly highlighting the mysterious Nameless God narrator that adds anticipation and intrigue. The visual novel offers good replay value with multiple distinct endings and is considered worth playing, though some note it's relatively short at around 3-4 hours per playthrough and recommend waiting for sales or bundles.
Good story. You do know it is a thieves or thieves' guild and not thief's guild, right? There is no guild if there is only one thief. I feel bad for the Nameless God.1 found this helpful
The way the story unfolds is well pace with enough suspense to make you wonder what's going on. The fact that the Narrator alludes to things that they are aware of but not the characters gives an additional level of anticipation. All of the main characters have their own thing going on. Even our Narrator who is actually very likable in spite of being something out of Cthulu Mythos. 10/10 would serve the nameless god after death.
i have Stockholm syndrome
A relatively short Yuri visual novel with five different endings. My first playthrough took roughly 3½ hours and after another 3½ hours I had seen all the endings and thus also unlocked all achievements. While the first part of the story is basically the same each playthrough, once you reach the point where you make the decision which path/ending you're going for, the story offers mostly unique content, so it's worth replaying for all endings. Get this in a bundle or on sale and it's definitely worth it.
Amazing game and good story. Was really worth the money the characters and story are well written.
I love this vn so much The nameless god being the narrator is one of the most original ideas iv'e ever seen
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