寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is a rpg, adventure and indie game
developed and published by 冷笑黑妖.
Released on July 21st 2017 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English.
It has received 1,238 reviews of which 1,173 were positive and 65 were negative resulting in a rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 0.49€ on Steam with a 51% discount.
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- OS *: WindowsR 7/8/8.1/10 (32bit/64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9/OpenGL 4.1 capable GPU
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1280x768 or better Display
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Consummate: Missing World, developed and published by 冷笑黑妖, is an intricate and emotionally charged indie narrative game that blurs the line between psychological mystery, puzzle-solving, and surreal exploration. The story begins in a confined and uneasy setting, where the protagonist, a young woman named Consummate, awakens in isolation with no clear memory of her past. She is being held captive by a mysterious figure, and her only clues to understanding what is happening lie in the strange objects and cryptic notes scattered around her environment. What initially appears to be a straightforward escape scenario gradually transforms into something far deeper—a journey through fragmented memories, shifting realities, and the emotional scars left by betrayal and longing. The game’s storytelling thrives on ambiguity, forcing players to question every assumption and to piece together meaning from a world that never fully reveals its truths. The structure of Consummate: Missing World revolves around exploration, choice, and consequence. Each interaction in the environment can alter how the story unfolds, leading toward one of eighteen possible endings. Rather than guiding the player with overt objectives or tutorials, the game allows for organic discovery, rewarding observation and curiosity. Puzzles are scattered throughout the world, ranging from simple object manipulations to abstract logic challenges that demand attention to detail. Many of these puzzles are integrated directly into the narrative, designed to reflect the protagonist’s psychological state rather than existing as detached gameplay obstacles. The difficulty curve is generally moderate, though certain segments require careful experimentation and replaying of scenes to fully grasp their implications. Every action feels deliberate, every clue like a fragment of a larger, fractured reality that can only be understood through persistence and interpretation. One of the game’s most striking achievements is its tone. From the opening moments, Consummate: Missing World establishes a haunting and dreamlike atmosphere. Its world feels both intimate and alien—a place that exists at the intersection of memory and imagination. The visuals are deliberately stylized, leaning toward a dark, painterly aesthetic that emphasizes contrasts and shadows. The environments—bedrooms, corridors, decaying halls—are imbued with a sense of melancholy beauty. There is an ever-present stillness that makes every footstep, every creak of a door, feel significant. The art direction captures this feeling of suspended time, as if the world itself is trapped between waking and dreaming. The sound design amplifies that tension with subtle ambient effects and sparse music that swells at key emotional moments. Rather than relying on overt horror cues, the game uses sound and silence as narrative tools, heightening the player’s sense of uncertainty and emotional engagement. Narratively, Consummate: Missing World thrives on psychological complexity. The story is nonlinear, fragmented, and often surreal, revealing its truths through suggestion rather than direct exposition. Consummate’s lost memories become the player’s compass, and every discovery raises as many questions as it answers. Themes of captivity, obsession, guilt, and self-discovery run through the game’s veins. The characters who appear, both physically and in flashbacks, feel like distorted reflections of one another—sometimes protectors, sometimes tormentors, sometimes echoes of the protagonist’s own fractured psyche. The narrative often bends reality in ways that blur the distinction between imagination and the real world, encouraging players to interpret events through emotion rather than logic. This fluid storytelling structure means that no two playthroughs feel entirely the same, and the ending one reaches can profoundly reshape the meaning of everything that came before. What makes the game stand out is its ability to evoke emotion through subtlety rather than spectacle. There are no grand battles or explosive revelations, only small, quiet moments of discovery that accumulate into a powerful whole. The writing is poetic yet understated, allowing space for reflection rather than forcing emotional cues. Even when the story becomes confusing, it maintains a certain rhythm and emotional honesty that feels sincere. The sense of disorientation that comes from navigating its shifting timelines and unreliable memories isn’t a flaw but an intentional part of its design—a reflection of the protagonist’s fractured identity. For players willing to engage with its ambiguity, the narrative becomes an intimate exploration of human vulnerability and resilience. Technically, Consummate: Missing World is modest but polished. Its performance is generally smooth, and the minimalistic design helps keep focus on atmosphere and storytelling. The game’s simplicity is also its strength; it never tries to overwhelm with unnecessary mechanics. However, this restraint may alienate those looking for more traditional gameplay depth or a clear narrative direction. Some puzzles can feel obscure, and certain story beats may seem abrupt or cryptic. Yet these rough edges are easily forgiven within the context of its artistic intent. Like a fragmented dream, its imperfections enhance its authenticity. The multiple endings encourage replays, and the sense of discovery deepens with each attempt as new perspectives and hidden details emerge. Consummate: Missing World succeeds as a deeply personal and introspective work of interactive storytelling. It is not a game that hands its meaning to you; it invites you to wrestle with it, to inhabit its silences and contradictions. Its beauty lies in its emotional sincerity and the way it turns confusion into atmosphere. Each ending offers a different kind of closure, some tragic, some redemptive, but all unified by a haunting sense of loss and yearning. For players who appreciate narrative-driven games that blend psychological tension with emotional depth, it offers a memorable and evocative experience. It is both delicate and unsettling, a work that lingers long after the screen fades to black—a testament to how quiet storytelling, when handled with care, can be more powerful than any loud spectacle. Rating: 9/10
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From the very first moment, it pulls you into a world that feels both beautiful and fragile, where every scene carries a quiet weight and every choice lingers in your mind long after you make it. The art, the music, and the way the story unfolds all work together to make you feel like you’re part of something deeply personal. It’s the kind of journey where you don’t just follow the plot — you feel it, piece by piece, until it’s etched into your memory.
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this is the best game i have EVER played, everyone should play it at least once in their lifetime, thank you for making this, these were the best hours i spent gaming.
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This is the first time I play games with this style, I think it's the best I've played lately, minimalistic and has a lot of interaction with the environment, as well as numerous endings. I hope the developer reads this review, I'll be grateful, greetings from Belarus)
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寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is currently priced at 0.49€ on Steam.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is currently available at a 51% discount. You can purchase it for 0.49€ on Steam.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World received 1,173 positive votes out of a total of 1,238 achieving a rating of 8.95.
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寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World was developed and published by 冷笑黑妖.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is playable and fully supported on Windows.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is not playable on MacOS.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is not playable on Linux.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World is a single-player game.
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寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
寇莎梅特：困世迷情 Consummate:Missing World does not support Steam Remote Play.
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冷笑黑妖
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冷笑黑妖
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21 Jul 2017
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