- Publisher: DONTNOD Entertainment , DON'T NOD
- Release Date: Jun 8, 2023
- Also On: PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox Series X
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 18 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 18
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Mixed: 7 out of 18
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Negative: 5 out of 18
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Jun 13, 2023There's no point in playing this game. There are many, many better visual novels. Play a good WRPG or a Tell Tales game if you want a good western-written story. Very bad visuals, very mediocre story.
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Jun 21, 2023Very original gameplay, stunning art direction, captivating story. Really worth trying.
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Jul 28, 2023Not the best neither the worst from Dontnod, very biased sometimes the propaganda overpases the plot, the reverie plot was way better than the "human world" plot
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Oct 16, 2023Harmony: The Fall of Reverie features striking character design and a vibrant art style, with a great grief experience that is mostly in 2D. It’s a game with great voice acting that will make the player reflect on current, but also more primitive, issues. However, it’s not a game that encourages to be played again and has some plot holes.
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Jul 19, 2023Harmony: The Fall of Reverie feels like a game that works best for players who are curious about the visual novel genre but want more recognizable game mechanics and a few restrictions to help them along. The Augural makes choices simple enough if you're trying to go for a specific outcome, but the story and character reactions make you second-guess your approaches. The game looks and sounds wonderful compared to many of its contemporaries, and while it might not make you a convert to the genre, it is an interesting adventure that you'll want to go through, provided you can get over the constant world-flipping and a few story quibbles.
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Jul 14, 2023Harmony: The Fall of Reverie won’t be for every player, but it’ll enthrall those looking for a relevant, gorgeous game at the intersections of genres: science fiction and fantasy, the interpersonal romance visual novel and the choose-your-own-adventure books of childhoods. If you like visual novels as a genre in specific, the Augural is also a neat little innovation that I think should be played through at least once. I’m sure in time, much like the world of Glory I made, ambitious developers will take this approach and build upon it in exciting ways—for now, though, Reverie is certainly worth a visit.