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Delve into the enthralling world of Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum, the acclaimed RPG Maker gothic horror game that'll take you on a moving journey of self-discovery.
Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is a horror, rpg and adventure game
developed by AstralShift and VisuStella
and published by KOMODO.
Released on May 19th 2023 is available on Windows, MacOS, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 1,351 reviews of which 1,263 were positive and 88 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 16.89€ on K4G.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Microsoft Windows® 10 (64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i3-4340 or better
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Compatible OpenGL / VRAM 1GB or better
- Additional Notes: 1280x768 or better Display
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I was torn about giving the game a thumbs up or down. In the end, I chose up. It is, without a doubt, a solid game, and worth the price when you buy them in a bundle or on their own. This game is a remaster, with the gameplay staying exactly the same as before; absolutely lovely visual changes and well done music. So while it now has sprites and character art that is on par with it's chronological prequel, but published sequel, Little Goody Two Shoes, many parts of the game that I find a little too frustrating. The two games, Goldentraum and LGTS, were published the same year, so I found it frustrating that a lot of the much-appreciated QOL additions in LGTS were neglected in PMGT. The movement on the oddly large grid felt choppy, the UI seemed a little sloppy, and there were enough sequences where I found the game to have poor story beats vs save points that, unless you made a lucky choice on the first go, left you dead and forcing you to replay the entire cutscene over and over and over with every attempt you made. While its clear there are different publishers (and that means different budgets), I wonder why they didn't add a bit more oomph with their polishing. A bit of a disappointment. What I think genuinely shines in this game was the narrative design. Fantastic story and characterization - certain elements of the named characters, their dialogue, history, and the very subtle changes in the branching options, led to endings that you wouldn't otherwise notice or see. It does very much encourage a fair shot at replay. With the Goldentraum version you get to choose what major part of the story to resume after finishing the main story once. It leads to some very well done endings where you cant help but wonder if another project, the third volume to complete this creepy, psychological, horror trilogy. I would give this game a shot BEFORE playing Little Goody Two Shoes for avoiding setting gameplay expectations too high, but I also recommend playing it AFTER Little Goody Two Shoes to enjoy plenty of references and nods to the other game if it left you wanting a little more.
This game honestly surprised me with how good it was. The only real flaw I noticed is the puzzle design. No matter where you are at in the game, they’re either way too easy and straightforward or completely obtuse and clunky. Usually I think a game is “good” if it has at least one thing that really stands out and makes me think back to it months later. And Pocket Mirror actually has two of those. First, the atmosphere. Despite the limitations of the RPG Maker engine, this game is absolutely gorgeous with it's stunnig art and music. The environments are incredibly creative and varied, from whimsical gardens to dark, haunted mansions. The second thing is the mystery. The way the game slowly drip feeds you bits of information and lets you piece things together yourself was really captivating. For some people, that approach will feel too vague and frustrating. Every character you meet dodges your questions, and it’s completely possible to finish the whole game without understanding the story at all. I however really liked it. The cryptic stage play scenes, the items and the little secrets you find. All of it felt like this beautiful puzzle you need to figure out yourself. Just wandering through those hauntingly beautiful areas and stumbling across new secrets was enough to keep me completely hooked. One small caveat, though: the dialogue can get very anime at times, which might not be for everyone. But if you’re into atmospheric, horror-ish RPG Maker games, Pocket Mirror is absolutely worth playing.
Has to be the best RPGMaker game I have ever played. First thing you notice is simply how charming it appears to the eye. Its gorgeously crafted pixel art and level design results in a very effective visual storytelling. For being the developer's first title, the effort went into this game for its caliber is quite admirable. And the story, for what it is, is truly where this game shines. It feels like those fairy tales one would find in the Grimm Brothers' collection and the studio's other game "Little Goody Two Shoes" does probably even more so. They sure nailed the "suffering magical girls" feeling, and with that there's inevitably some essence of Madoka Magica in it. All the while being accompandied by a beautiful soundtrack. I wouldn't say no to a few more puzzles though.
I've been putting off writing a review for Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum, because it seemed like such a daunting task to put my adoration for this game into words. I finally finished getting all the achievements though, so there's no excuse to leave it any longer now. This is the kind of game that has impacted my life in such a rare and special way that only few games do. I played the prequel, Little Goody Two Shoes before I even knew about this game. At the time I watched a Let's Play, because didn't have access to my laptop - and I thought the game was pretty good, and beautiful of course, but no way near as impactful on me as LGTS, and honestly I didn't understand it very well. It took until I was able to experience Pocket Mirror for myself to fully appreciate what an incredible, intricately crafted game this is. There is so much thought and symbolism packed into every small area of the game and it makes for such a meaningful experience, as you start to understand the twisting knots of the story that slowly unfurl before you as you progress. Everything is done for a reason in this game, and it makes additional playthroughs so interesting and worthwhile as you further understand what is being shown to you. The visuals are of course, utterly beautiful, as expected of AstralShift. I can't pick my favourite area, because they are all my favourite, and there's not a single portion of the game that I don't look forward to revisiting. I visit this world in my dreams often because I just can't get enough of it. It's so wonderfully imaginative and atmospheric at every turn. This is helped of course by the soundtrack, which I probably listen to the most out of any game soundtrack at this point. I'll play it when I'm painting and creating, because it so easily transports me to a dreamworld of inspiration, and also when I'm carrying out my nighttime rituals. It's rare for a day to go by when I don't play at least one song from the soundtrack, it's so interwoven with my daily life at this point. I guess what I'm saying is all creative aspects of this game inspires my own creativity and dreams everyday, and has honestly changed my life in that regard (the same can absolutely be said for LGTS too). I adore all of the characters of Pocket Mirror, especially how their respective areas truly embody their stories and express so much more about themselves than solely the interactions we experience. Each character has multiple endings, good/bad/dead, that reveal more about their emotions, experiences and their relationship to the main character. New Game+ makes it much easier to experience all of the game's content on future playthroughs, though the bonuses it offers makes it worthwhile to play the story again in full. I enjoy the extras that you can unlock, getting to know the characters just a little bit more outside of the game to further flesh them out. The pumpkin charms are a pain for sure haha, I definitely couldn't have gotten the last ones I needed without a guide, but being able to unlock the extras with them makes it rewarding in the end. I think the gameplay and puzzles are often a point of criticism for this game, and if you prefer more active gameplay, Pocket Mirror doesn't offer that. In my opinion though, it doesn't need to, and I thought the gameplay was immersive to the story and world and didn't need to be more complex. In fact, it makes the atmosphere and story that much more impactful by allowing it to take centre. The puzzles are hard for sure, and I think there's maybe a couple that could've benefitted from being worded a bit differently to make it more understandable. But at the same time, they each really capture that kind of fairy tale vibe that this game encapsulates, and I enjoy returning to them now, even when I frequently forget the answers haha. I love the horror aspects to this game as well, it's amazing how such beautiful areas still carry that dreadful creep of horror throughout the game - it makes it all the more memorable. It's crazy how whimsical the horror feels at times and how that really adds to the phantasmagorical dream and nightmare that is Pocket Mirror. I needed to write this review/ gush fest for myself more than anything. I'm so grateful that I got to experience Pocket Mirror and its prequel, and they deserve so much more love and appreciation. I don't know, thanks AstralShift for changing my life, lol, I'm so excited for Hell Maiden and whatever future projects you have in store. I really hope more people play and talk about these games because I can't get enough of them. I'll keep Pocket Mirror close to my heart, always ~
I thought playing this before getting into Little Goody Too Shoes, since it is its prequel, would have helped me understand the story better. It did not. I really liked a lot puzzles being actually challenging and not just "find x to use on y" and the story is very ambitious in its use of symbolism and obfuscation, but it didn't feel like it was being excessive to the point of not being thought out at all; I would recommend this game if you enjoy complex psychological lesbian horror.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
No, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum received 1,263 positive votes out of a total of 1,351 achieving a rating of 8.85.
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Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum was developed by AstralShift and VisuStella and published by KOMODO.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum does not support VR.
Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum. Explore additional content available for Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum on Steam.
No, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Online players
11
Developer
AstralShift,
VisuStella
Publisher
KOMODO
Release
19 May 2023
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