SiNiSistar Lite Version on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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A simple 2D action game centered on themes of masochistic tendencies, yearning for death, as well as despair at being attacked by terrifying beings.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is a action, adventure and 2d platformer game
developed by Uu
and published by DLsite.
Released on November 29th 2021 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 4 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.
It has received 576 reviews of which 510 were positive and 66 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 3.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 500 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: Mac OS X version 10.11
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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yes if u really wanna play this game don't buy from steam this is lite version not all the things show at this version and the price are not worth if u buy at here buy another place for full version better hope u guys don't be curious buy if u love special yes this is a good game
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This is the 'Lite' or censored version. Most of Rabiane's death portraits are replaced with a picture of her lying on her back with a few blood splatters and an expression similar to the one you already see on the game's thumbnail or cover. Some of the more brutal deaths have also been swapped with Rabiane simply collapsing. The R18+ stuff are cut out. This includes two more elaborate scenarios in Abandoned Village and Kessaria Cathedral where you get captured, but can still continue under unique circumstances. However here in the censored version you just get a game over and restart. That being said, some suggestive stuff are still left in. One example is that the tendrils from the flowers in Tree of Peace are still sucking on Rabiane's chest. More importantly, the Lite version excludes two extra stages (Laboratory, Animal Farm). Not only do they offer the game's hardest challenges, they have very unique scenes. The 'White' costume for Rabiane is excluded too , which comes with a complete alternate set of sprites and portraits of her in said costume. Lastly, you also don't get the 'Reminiscence' option in the level select, which is a gallery mode where you can view all the animations and portraits. If you want all of that, get the full uncensored version on DLsite. You can buy the Lite version if you don't want or aren't sure if you want to see the explicit content, but still want to try the game beyond just the demo. Then later down the road you can buy the patch from the developer available on DLsite that will let you add back the above if you change your mind. Doing it this way will cost you a little more (though still around the same) as if you had bought the full uncensored version to begin with. --- The game's art style is excellently made, whether its the enemies or the environment. The soundtrack, while not anything I would go out of my way to listen to on its own, fits perfectly with the aesthetic. And Rabiane's voice actress did her job well, about what you would expect. As far as gameplay goes, SiNiSistar does not get more complicated than something like an old game for the NES. The demo already shows you all the mechanics you have to work with for the entire game: a single jump, a basic melee attack, shooting a limited amount of arrows, and mashing buttons to break free from enemy grabs. It's solid, but very simple. And that's fine for this game's intended audience. The difficulty is easy and fair as long as you're observant and have a basic survival instinct; i.e don't just recklessly run up towards every new enemy you see. Do hit and runs, and you'll quickly learn how the enemies work. All of the enemies and bosses telegraph their attacks before they do them, have easily recognizable, repeating patterns, and have very little (if any) randomization. Stage hazards also have appropriate warnings. The flowers in Tree of Peace are dangerous? The first flower you see has a skull next to it, and you're too far to be hit by the first time it does its attack even if you book it. One part of the Abandoned Village has hidden traps in the floor? If the nooses in the background didn't clue you in, there's also a villager crouched down examining one of the two obvious spots where the traps are. You may die a few times, but none of the deaths should feel like it wasn't your fault. Nothing here will leave you stuck. You have unlimited lives, and you restart in the same room you die in—none of which are long either. Arcing your shots and farming arrows is as complicated as the game gets... in the Lite version. In the full version, two of the Animal Farm's boss' weak points are tricky to get to. And area 4 of Laboratory (the room where acid is dripping from above) is the most difficult room. But still nothing too bad. --- Worried about the gore specifically? Most of the time, you can tell if an enemy will lead you to a gory death by checking if they're carrying a knife. The exceptions that still lead to a gory death are: - Zombies - The walking ivy monsters in Tree of Peace - Falling into a spider web in Tunnel - The big guys in the first area of Kessaria Cathedral - Acid dripping from the ceiling Want to know a bit more of the gore and other grotesque stuff because you're unsure? First off, spiders—for those with arachnophobia. The third level is centered around them. There are giant spiders, but even the 'small' spiders are bigger than your face. In Lite, the most gory death there is is by the ivy monsters in Tree of Peace. The portrait is the same as in the uncensored version. Imagine a Piranha Plant from Super Mario or the Chomper plant from Plants vs. Zombies, engulfing Rabiane's entire head with blood dripping through the gaps. In the uncensored version, the worst the gore gets are the acid, and various stabbing/butchering deaths. The latter are self-explanatory. The acid death, found in Laboratory, takes my personal pick as the worst. Rabiane's skin, especially around her eyes, is melted off. So you see all the flesh and tissue underneath, and gaping holes where her eyeballs should be. Here's a non-comprehensive list of the kind of... 'tags' you would get without being too specific on how and where: soft and hard vore, quicksand, getting sucked dry, flora/fungi growing out of you, spiders, tentacles, slugs, body invasion or creature inside, progressive brainwashing, decapitation, crushed, stabbed, hanging, assimilation, breast expansion, getting 'headcrabbed', giving birth to things not human, yuri, etc. --- This game is not for everyone, just by the themes alone. But it's clear that a lot of effort went into making this. The gameplay, while not deep, is competently made and offers a comfy challenge. The aesthetics are genuinely great—something I think everyone can at least agree on. Even if you don't like the game or the R18+ stuff, it's hard to deny the quality of the visual art style. Whether or not you find the erotic aspects appealing is entirely up to you. You can totally play this as you simply trying to help the main protagonist make it out of this nightmarish hellscape alive and as 'clean' as possible. And if that's what only interests you, then you can stick to just the Lite version. Either way, you don't have to like everything being depicted to enjoy it—I myself don't like the gore. Also, there is a second game, which I think is incredible. But it's not here yet on Steam, though planned to be.
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SiNiSistar, developed by Uu and published by DLsite, is an indie 2D action game that delivers a haunting and immersive experience through its minimalist yet striking design and dark thematic undertones. Released in late 2021, the game places players in control of Rabiane, a priestess sent by the Church to purge a cursed land infested with monstrous creatures. At its heart, SiNiSistar is a game about survival, despair, and confronting the grotesque, all wrapped in an aesthetic that leans heavily into pixel art and stark black-and-white visuals. The game’s visual identity is immediately distinctive. Utilizing a 1-bit art style, reminiscent of classic early computer graphics, SiNiSistar creates an atmosphere that is both nostalgic and unsettling. The monochrome pixelated world emphasizes stark contrasts and shadowy silhouettes, effectively conjuring a sense of dread and isolation. Enemy designs are deliberately grotesque and nightmarish, evoking a visceral reaction while fitting perfectly within the game’s grim setting. This minimalist approach to visuals strips away distractions, allowing players to focus on the raw emotion and tension that permeate the gameplay and story. Gameplay centers on side-scrolling combat that is deceptively simple yet deeply engaging. Players navigate through levels teeming with terrifying foes, relying on precise timing and strategic movement to survive. The controls are intuitive, focusing on basic attacks and dodges, but mastering the patterns of the various enemies requires patience and skill. The combat system emphasizes risk and reward, where understanding the behavior of the creatures and carefully choosing when to strike or evade can mean the difference between life and death. While the core mechanics may seem straightforward, they offer a satisfying depth that challenges players to refine their approach as they progress. Narratively, SiNiSistar explores heavy themes such as suffering, existential dread, and the thin line between faith and madness. The story unfolds subtly through environmental cues, cryptic dialogue, and haunting imagery rather than overt exposition. As Rabiane delves deeper into the cursed land, the player gradually uncovers the dark secrets behind the corruption and the true nature of the horrors faced. This storytelling method invites players to piece together the narrative themselves, adding an element of mystery and encouraging multiple playthroughs to uncover different layers of the plot. However, the game does have its limitations. Some players may find the experience somewhat repetitive, as the enemy encounters and level designs tend to recycle similar patterns and environments. This repetition, combined with the relatively short length of the game—often lasting just a couple of hours per playthrough—can leave players yearning for more varied content. Additionally, the Lite Version of the game offers only a fraction of the full experience, which may disappoint those expecting a more substantial journey without purchasing the full edition. Despite these drawbacks, SiNiSistar has been well-received within its niche audience. Its unique artistic style, coupled with its atmospheric storytelling and challenging combat, has earned it praise for creating a memorable and emotionally charged experience. The game’s willingness to tackle darker, more mature themes sets it apart from many other indie titles, appealing to players who appreciate a more introspective and unsettling approach to horror. In summary, SiNiSistar is a powerful indie action game that combines minimalist visuals with rich thematic content and engaging gameplay. While its short length and occasional repetition may limit its appeal for some, those drawn to atmospheric, psychologically intense horror games will find it to be a compelling and thought-provoking experience. For players seeking a challenging, visually distinctive, and narratively deep game, SiNiSistar offers a unique journey into the shadows of despair and the grotesque. Rating: 8/10
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If you want the real deal, buy it on DLsite. The steam version lacks a lot of care that has been put into making every interaction with an enemy interesting. Other than that, it has very solid gameplay, so I would recommend the steam version if you are not into gory stuff.
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The game is pretty good. However, you need to buy a patch if you want the +18 animations, which sucks considering that most people bought this game thinking that the hentai animations would already be included. To make things worse, you have to buy the patch from another site that isn’t Steam. If you like gore and want a cheap game to play, this game is for you. If you don’t like gore, I still suggest giving it a try, it’s not that big of a deal.
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SiNiSistar Lite Version is currently priced at 3.99€ on Steam.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 3.99€ on Steam.
SiNiSistar Lite Version received 510 positive votes out of a total of 576 achieving a rating of 8.29.
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SiNiSistar Lite Version was developed by Uu and published by DLsite.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is playable and fully supported on Windows.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is not playable on Linux.
SiNiSistar Lite Version is a single-player game.
SiNiSistar Lite Version does not currently offer any DLC.
SiNiSistar Lite Version does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
SiNiSistar Lite Version does not support Steam Remote Play.
SiNiSistar Lite Version 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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Developer
Uu
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DLsite
Release
29 Nov 2021
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