Homicipher is an adventure horror game where you’ll decipher a language, fall in love and escape. Players will face various horrifying men in this strange world. Your aim is to decipher their language and eventually find a way to escape. Meanwhile, a peculiar feeling also starts to bloom.
The most interesting mechanic I've ever seen in an otome.
𓊈 PROS 𓊉
ㅤ — The gameplay. Having to actually figure out their language to communicate, combined with total freedom to explore the map, makes the experience immersive and engaging.
ㅤ — The characters. You'll actually want to get to know all of them, which honestly never happens to me in...
i don’t usually write reviews but this game is so good i had to
it somehow combines basically everything i love: horror, japanese culture, cute characters and a lovely dating sim with one of the most interesting and fun mechanics i’ve ever seen in a game, the language deciphering mechanic is genuinely so cool and i’ve never seen anything quite like...
10/10 - Other GFs complaining about their BF playing GTA . Meanwhile me falling in love with every Monster creature in this game. Hardly Recommend!
Love this game.
Will Stay. Not Save Outside. Hate Other World.
Goodye <3
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SPOILER - UNSAVE
I warned you...
For when you just really need to know what your spooky crush said to you:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3359918903
Thank...
This is a really fun/unique kinda VN, especially if you are okay with horror.
Not only are you trying to achieve your goal, you are also trying to learn/decipher a new language!
I myself should *totally* work as a translator. I managed to get 3 out of all the words correct. (Disregarding all the words that are given to you via objects/directions). LOL!!!
Hmm...
I've never played another game like this. I wasn't sure what to expect from a spooky language-learning game, but I think it's utter perfection. The plot is fun and engaging enough, but what really pushes you forward is the gameplay. Something in my ADHD brain found joy in solving the language puzzles, and as more conversations began to click and make...
