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In a decrepit mansion, you awaken as its Master, guided by a jade-eyed Maid. With no memories, you explore four tragic stories across different eras, seeking to uncover your identity amid sorrowful pasts. Each choice may reveal or deepen the mystery of who you truly are.
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Release Date

13 May, 2016

Publisher/Developer

NOVECT, MangaGamer

Reviews

Steam: 94.70% positive (5826/6152)
Metacritic: -
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System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS: 2000 and newer
  • Processor: Pentium
  • Memory: 128 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 800×600
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 1 GB available space

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The House in Fata Morgana description

You awaken in a dilapidated old mansion, where a woman with jade eyes greets you, revealing that you are the Master of the house and she is your Maid. Stripped of memories and identity, you are uncertain of your own existence. The Maid invites you on a haunting journey through the mansion's neglected corridors, where you will uncover the tragedies that have plagued its former inhabitants. The first door leads to the year 1603, a time of artistic flourishing but also hidden jealousy and strife among the Rhodes siblings. The second door opens to 1707, where the mansion is now in ruins, and a beast's savage nature results in chaos and bloodshed. The third door brings you to 1869, where an ambitious industrialist's obsession with wealth blinds him to the suffering of his wife. Finally, the fourth door reveals the year 1099, where a cursed young man and a girl branded as a witch confront their fates.Having witnessed these poignant tales across different eras, you face a choice: to end your journey or seek further understanding. Each tragedy unfolds with emotional depth, compelling you to contemplate your own identity amid the echoes of the past.