Misao - 2024 HD Remaster on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Explore a school plagued by unnatural phenomena in this horror-adventure game revolving around the missing girl Misao. Improving upon 2017's "Definitive Edition" with refreshed graphics and support for HD resolutions, you can now experience the terror in a new form.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is a exploration, puzzle and female protagonist game
developed by sen
and published by PLAYISM.
Released on October 25th 2017 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 2,299 reviews of which 2,199 were positive and 100 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10 / 11
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: On-board graphics / Integrated Graphics
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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This dev just loves ruining their endings I enjoyed the game, I just played mad father, loved that too, but something I noticed between the two is that this dev just cannot seem to leave an ending alone, I'll get to that later though and try to focus on the non-spoiler content Overall, I wouldn't really call this a horror game, at times it's more like a morbid comedy, but it does have some disturbing parts, so here's your content warning behind this spoiler, there are also some spoilers for events though, so use your discretion if you want 0 spoilers a character is blackmailed into I guess prostitution by another female character, and said character hides that from her teacher only to be seemingly sexually assaulted by him and then murdered by him, the girl in question is only highschool age There are some differences between the male and female protagonists, particularly their personalities, and I think the ending while sticking to the same general beats, is a little different between the two, don't really get why though, also in "truth", for some reason Yoshino's is kind of toned down for the male protagonist instead of the female, no idea why they'd do that since she's human garbage either way Honestly, I think regardless of your actual gender, the female protagonist option is a better experience, it's a bit funnier, she feels more real, more well-rounded, and just more interesting, the male is just generic protagonist, and he's reluctant to do a couple things which the female protagonist isn't, and honestly he shouldn't be reluctant to do them, but fine, murder bad I guess (even tho one of the people you can murder, is himself a murderer) The sprites are great, the music is great, the puzzles aren't impossible or anything, you can figure them out with enough persistence, or just go ask for hints at Library, I got a couple hints from her and it was pretty helpful for stuff I had forgotten about, so great in that respect, although you're only ever going to get 1 of 2 endings and the story beats are pretty linear the entire time, you can't save everyone, you can't kill everyone, that's fine, it's a choice, not every game has to be a tree of decisions and endings, although it does leave out a level of depth that could be there, I really wanted to save Ayaka but there's no way to, just unfortunate Now I'm gonna mention some references I appreciated, if you don't want any spoilers for things you might see and be pleasantly surprised by, ignore this I was really surprised to see the Yume Nikki scream here, great reference, loved it, and no copyright issues since the original scream seems to have come from an old keyboard, if you wanna put any reference in your game that scream is a pretty perfect one, I love the connection with Mad Father even though the dev also ruined the ending for that game (see my Mad Father review for context), on the whole this game feels very much like a corpse party inspired project which takes itself a bit less seriously, the deaths are often funny, they're something to try and get, to see them all, and I think that was a great decision although the constantly having to quick save can be a bit irritating, especially if you forget, although it doesn't take long to get back to wherever you were If you like slightly morbid comedy, or deadly slapstick, absolutely give this a try Now for my issues with the ending... Spoilers ahead obviously... See, this may be a bit controversial, but I think the rapist, murderer, teacher shouldn't have been given any kind of even vague redemption in "truth", I don't think Yoshino should've either, she's awful, she facilitated and took part in essentially the sexual assault and sexual harassment of Misao, send her to hell, bottom layer, she's not sorry, not even a little bit, at no point is she genuinely apologetic or remorseful, she's only ever sorry once facing some kind of comeuppance for her actions, it's literally "you're not sorry for doing it, you're sorry you got caught" Saving Kudoh, sure, Saotome, sure, I mean honestly I don't even think Kudoh should've been stuck there to begin with, sure he's a bit of a twat at times, but like he's kind of a nobody, he doesn't have much of an impact on the story, he's comic relief to an extent via his death , and honestly, I'm kind of fine with Saotome being stuck there, but also like, if all she did was print out some texts and put them on a board, that's bad, I'm not gonna pretend it's not, but also like, Tohma showed her, Tohma was pretending to care about Misao, Tohma was cheating(?) on Misao, kill Tohma, leave him in hell, he can take Kudoh's place I'm fine with saving Misao's soul I guess, saving her from being vengeful and being unable to move on, but that doesn't mean the others should just get a second shot at life, Kudoh and Saotome, maybe, and Saotome it's kind of a heavier maybe, but Kurata? No, don't save his soul, don't give him any shot at reincarnation (although it's unclear if he even gets one, I interpreted it as him being reborn as a cat), Yoshino? No, let her stay in hell, make a new layer of hell for the both of them, the dude who even took Yoshino's offer and STRAIGHT UP SEXUALLY ASSAULTED MISAO didn't even go to hell, how the hell is Kudoh in hell and he isn't? How is Saotome taking up a space instead of him? But, despite all that I did still really enjoy the game, but for some reason this dev loves to add on to their endings, and in the process, kind of ruins them to an extent, I mean I liked seeing Ayaka sort of come back in a way, that was sweet, but honestly not worth it to me, I did on the whole enjoy this game though, same as Mad Father, it was a great experience (at least as the female protagonist, I did skip through most the male protagonist's stuff, mostly skimming, but bro is not interesting at all), I think despite my issues with the ending this is an easy recommend, absolutely give it a shot, especially if you like RPGmaker classics, and if you like it, maybe give Mad Father a go too
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This is a game that'll have you feeling compassion for vengeful spirits. About Misao A remaster of a definitive edition of a game that originally released in 2011, Misao is a very short horror game about uncovering the reason behind the disappearance of Misao - a female student who was often bullied by her classmates and suddenly stopped attending school one day. Ever since Misao's disappearance, paranormal activity has occurred at Misao's school, and her classmates believe it to be Misao's curse. On top of it all, when Misao's classmates were mentioning Misao someday following her disappearance, the school suddenly transitioned from the real world to an "Otherworld" haunted by evil spirits and Misao's classmates have been scattered across the school and need to be found. You - a male or female protagonist named Aki by default, must investigate the school in the Otherworld and figure out a way for the school to transition back to the real world. Is Misao's curse a real thing? If so, did the transition happen because of Misao's curse? Will the school and Misao's classmates be saved? Will Misao be found? Play to find out! My Review of Misao I had purchased this game because the plot sounded reminiscent to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1273260/Corpse_Party_2021/]another horror game I know and really enjoy. Compared to it, Misao's a whole lot shorter in length and has better death scenes but they share many similarities. Still, Misao is a well-written, rich story I had fun playing which should be reviewed on its own. Recovering most of Misao's belongings - which is necessary for progression, should be easy for most people, but I had to look up a guide for two of them. I used [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1180837764]this one, it was helpful. I should have seen the twist behind Misao's disappearance coming, but I didn't. If you didn't play The Truth after getting the normal end, then you really should. The truth is really touching and resolves conflicts between Misao and her classmates. It was interesting seeing Onigawara (Ogre) from [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/483980/Mad_Father/]Mad Father in this game. The room next to the library with the plants and bed also had a diary entry that had what I'm presuming are references to Mad Father, so it seems like the Misao and Mad Father universe is one. I really wish there was voice acting though. This game has been reworked twice and you didn't add voice acting, seriously? That's my one pain point about this game, it can get really quiet. Voice acted lines would be nice. Overall, it was a short and fun horror game. Overall Rating: 8/10
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I've always had such a soft spot for this game. One of my favorite RPG Maker-type games. Really charming, fun characters (even if they're all cliched), fun set pieces, handles some serious subjects, decent puzzles... it's all just good. I would love a 3D remake of this someday, but even getting a full remaster last year was so cool. Glad to see this game still getting the love it deserves, even if it's kind of a cult classic compared to the Mad Fathers or Corpse Parties.
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It´s a horror RPG in best Corpse Party Tradition. Scary gory Horror, Spooky School Hauntings and eerie grotesque Violence. You can see the inspiration of the game but it finds it´s own nice artstyle. I absolutely can recommend the game.
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A compelling story with complex characters. Shorter than I expected, but did a good job completing the story in that small time frame. I came to this game right after playing Mad Father and will honestly say I didn't enjoy it as much, but I think that's more on me and my expectations than the game. One thing worth noting is that you die a lot easier in this game, so make liberal use of the quick save feature.
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Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.75€ on Steam.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster received 2,199 positive votes out of a total of 2,299 achieving an impressive rating of 9.12.
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Misao - 2024 HD Remaster was developed by sen and published by PLAYISM.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is not playable on MacOS.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is not playable on Linux.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster is a single-player game.
Misao - 2024 HD Remaster does not currently offer any DLC.
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Developer
sen
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PLAYISM
Release
25 Oct 2017
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