

World Without Reason
Bamboo Calculator · 2024 · Visual Novel, Psychological Horror, Thriller, Otome, Time Travel
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About World Without Reason
Two years ago in the autumn of 2043, a mysterious figure known as the “Shadow Reaper” tore through the city-state of Calloway City before suddenly vanishing, taking 24 foreign Peacekeepers with him. Almost a year later in the summer of 2044, the Shadow Reaper struck again, this time causing a whopping 32 members of the Calloway City senate to fall into a coma.Play as Miss Audacity, a callow youth who witnessed Shadow Reaper in the act. Help her remember the key details of the case and bring the Reaper to justice!Can you reach a happy ending in this tragic tale of loss, adversity, redemption, and self determination?
This visual novel features:
- World Without Reason: A story of loss, adversity, and redemption
- Nice Weekend Read: 5-6 hours for story completion
- Them's Fightin' Words: 4 Boss fights and 1 verbal assault
- Putting a Voice to a Name: Partial voice acting for the main cast
- Erm, Actually: A full glossary containing all characters, locations, and tricky terminology
- Life Has Many Doors: 1 main ending, 6 alternate endings
- Wall of Crazy: A chapter map showing all major events in chronological order
- City of Secrets: Calloway City is filled with mysteries, some of which are best left alone
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is wonderful with amazing unique art and backgrounds, great atmospheric music, and voice acting, excellent writing, and a wonderful time travel mind bending RPGmaker adventure game like feel to it. I recommend this highly at the price it is offered especially since you can fail minigames and keep going! There are a lot of features to this game and it is quite long for the price. It has almost otome like elements in a way but this is more of an adventure thriller game. Any RPGamker horror game will give you similar vibes to this one and I love them especially the ones that are visual novels too! VG Person, BBBirthday is extremely similar to this in some ways so I suggest to go play that ones next if you haven't. Be warned this game is amazing, lighthearted, and realistic and that one is traumatizing but it's about sisters and has mini games and a similar story!5 found this helpful
Dear Game Maker, This game showed a lot of heart. You can clearly tell the love that was put into it. The characters were unique and the gameplay was fun... when I got to play the game. The dialogue was entirely too long and created a lot of dull moments. The main story was fine and the plot specific character interactions were good but there was so much filler. If each play through could be reduced to about 3 hours instead of 5 you have something good on your hands. The music was great and added a lot to the experience. It really set the mood. But in the end, the boss fights were my favorite part. Each one showed a different gameplay type that kept things fresh and made each one a challenge. All the different mini games in each battle were fun to learn on the fly with the pressure of the battle behind you.3 found this helpful
First of all I want to say I love, love, love the artwork. It's full of surprises and loaded with color. I bought this game a while ago and really enjoyed playing through it. It has really fun and quirky artwork and motion graphics, and a beautiful soundtrack including original music by Bell Kalengar. The story is a dive into people's minds as they continue to exist in a state of unreason, it's thoughtful and explores some esoteric ideas. I enjoyed the unravelling the mystery as well as the music and graphics. The characters designs are colorful and unique, and as I progressed through the story, I realized that it has many layers of meaning and messages, which go from the seemingly superficial to the deeply philosophical. World Without Reason is set in a dystopian unreasonable system, and touches upon currently relevant issues of equity and inclusion as the backdrop while exploring how people behave under the pressure of an unreasonable world. The underlying theme explores how a system of selective oppression and a group of people's feelings and actions of superiority adversely affect those they oppress, and then in turn how the response of the oppressed affects the oppresso…3 found this helpful
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