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There are two kinds of people: the rulers and the ruled. The Heights are a gorgeous utopia. The Depths, a filthy industrial wasteland. Our heroine, raised in the Heights, has nothing but contempt for those below.
Steam Prison is a otome, female protagonist and visual novel game
developed by HuneX
and published by MangaGamer.
Released on February 14th 2019 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 3 languages: English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 407 reviews of which 340 were positive and 67 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7+
- Processor: Pentium 4+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1280 x 720 Supported
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: Direct Sound Compatible PCM device
MacOS
- OS: 64-bit Compatible
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1280 x 720 Supported
- Storage: 5 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 18.04+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1280 x 720 Supported
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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Steam Prison Review (Major Route Spoilers) I finished every main route, and while I genuinely enjoyed Steam Prison, I also feel like it constantly stopped just short of becoming something truly amazing. The game has incredible worldbuilding, memorable characters, and some genuinely emotional moments, but almost every route suffers from pacing issues, inconsistent logic, and rushed conclusions. The common route immediately hooked me with its unique setting and intriguing mysteries, but it also introduced one of my biggest issues with the game: inconsistent logic. Throughout the prologue, I often found myself questioning characters' decisions, the rules of the world, and the way conflicts were presented. There were several moments where events happened simply because the plot needed them to, rather than because they felt like natural consequences of the world's established rules. Despite that, the mysteries were compelling enough to keep me invested. I genuinely wanted to uncover the truth behind Cyrus's parents, the Saint, the Heights, and the Depths, hoping the later routes would tie everything together in a satisfying and logically consistent way. Eltcreed My favorite route in the game. He immediately caught my attention. Visually, he isn't really my type, although I think he looks much better without his glasses. What made me love him was his personality. His constant bickering with Ulrik was one of the funniest parts of the game. His route has the best balance between romance and plot. The relationship develops naturally as they spend time together, tease each other, and slowly build trust. I especially enjoyed Eltcreed's assertive way of courting Cyrus. Considering she grew up in a society where romance was practically forbidden while he is incredibly experienced, I thought their dynamic worked surprisingly well. Unlike many other routes, the story focuses on one central conflict instead of juggling countless mysteries at once. Unfortunately, the ending still suffers from the same issue as every other route: several dramatic moments feel unnecessary, and the final chapters rush through important plot points. Even so, it remained my favorite ending in the game. Ines Ines is probably my favorite character alongside Eltcreed. He's reliable, mature, intelligent, and his relationship with Cyrus feels built on mutual trust. His route also has one of the strongest mystery plots in the game. The investigation was genuinely engaging, and it was the first route that actually answered some of my questions about Cyrus's case. Unfortunately, romance takes a back seat. Most of the story focuses on solving the mystery, leaving surprisingly few romantic moments between the couple. The ending once again rushes through revelations that deserved much more time. I was also frustrated by the dialogue choices. Many options were phrased so vaguely that I couldn't predict Cyrus's actual response, making several "correct" choices feel like guesswork rather than meaningful decisions. Adage The biggest surprise. I expected another cold tsundere whose route would require Cyrus to become passive and obedient in order to reach the good ending. Thankfully, that wasn't the case. His personality completely changed my first impression. Rather than being emotionally unavailable, he's straightforward, mature, and surprisingly caring. His romance feels refreshingly natural, and his route finally answers several questions about Cyrus's past that previous routes avoided. My only major complaint is the ending. Some of the drama felt completely unnecessary. Spoiler: Adage accepting responsibility for the other doctor's death made no sense to me. Technically, the doctor caused his own death, making the entire situation feel like forced drama instead of a believable consequence. Ulrik This route frustrated me more than almost any other. Ironically, I love Ulrik everywhere except in his own route. In every other route he's funny, sarcastic, clever, and entertaining. His own route somehow removes many of the qualities that made me like him. The first half is incredibly frustrating. The romance is built around Cyrus constantly responding to Ulrik's rude behavior with endless patience. Instead of naturally growing closer, it feels like she's simply trying to earn his approval. Then comes the betrayal. Cyrus ends up in a situation where she could realistically have been tortured or killed, yet the story barely acknowledges what happened afterward. There is almost no meaningful redemption, so by that point I had completely lost interest in the romance. Ironically, the second half becomes genuinely sweet... if you can somehow forget everything that happened in the first half. Yune My biggest disappointment. This route started incredibly strong. For the first time, Cyrus behaved exactly the way I had expected her to from the very beginning. Her arrest finally made sense, she asked the questions I had been waiting for, and her grief over her parents felt genuine. But then the romance became increasingly strange. The mythology never felt fully explained, and the rules surrounding Yune's curse constantly contradicted themselves. By the finale, I was no longer excited to uncover the truth—I simply wanted the route to end. Considering how strong the beginning was, this became the biggest disappointment in the game for me. Overall Thoughts Steam Prison constantly introduces fascinating mysteries and keeps the player asking questions, but it rarely delivers equally satisfying answers. Almost every route follows the same pattern: an excellent setup, a strong middle section, and then a finale that rushes through major revelations within just a few chapters. Another recurring issue is the reliance on avoidable misunderstandings. Too many conflicts could have been resolved if the characters had simply communicated honestly, making some of the drama feel artificial rather than emotionally earned. Despite all of that, my frustration isn't directed at the characters—I genuinely liked almost everyone. It's the wasted potential that disappointed me the most. Overall: 7/10 Amazing characters. Fascinating world. Strong mysteries. Unfortunately held back by rushed pacing, inconsistent internal logic, and endings that rarely live up to their incredible build-up.
This game is a lot of fun, interesting twists and the characters all have their own charm. For me Ulrik is babe but the PRIEST?!?!? Listen no one said you could make the Priest route all that cute and sh- Just teasing, But in all seriousness I was not expecting to enjoy Yune's Route so much now I'm struggling to figure out which one is truly best man....Imma go with both cause I can't possibly pick.
This game doesn’t just tell you about love it shows you how people grow, how they break, and how even small choices can change everything. A simple otome turned out to be a story full of emotion, reflection, and human nature. Cyrus, the main character, is someone many people misunderstand. If you look at her story closely, it makes sense why she changes. She starts as a noble girl who knows nothing beyond kindness and justice, living under the strict rule of the temple. Then, everything falls apart her promotion is canceled, her engagement breaks off, her parents are murdered, and she’s sent to the depths as a criminal. Anyone would crumble under that, but she still tries to live and move forward. That’s the message I love most, if you stay stuck in the past, you’ll only get the bad ending but if you move forward, you’ll find hope. Elt’s route, honestly? There wasn’t much chemistry. He’s sweet, sure, but being a womanizer makes me question his sincerity. I skimmed through most of his endings the only one that really caught my heart was the one where Fin “takes” me. Strangely, I preferred Elt’s normal ending maybe because Saint Yune appears there? His happy ending was nice too, mostly because he finally stood up for himself. Now, Ulrik… I had high hopes after seeing everyone call him “best boy,” but halfway through his route, I started to feel disappointed. Early on, I actually interacted more with Elt than Ulrik. It even felt like Ulrik saved me not because he cared deeply, but because Elt said I was special. Maybe there was some care there, but it was clear his bond with Elt mattered more. I wanted more sweet, romantic moments with Ulrik. Elt had far more bonding scenes, even with Cyrus! I still can’t believe we got so many beautiful CGs with Elt but barely anything for Ulrik. His route felt shorter, and even his normal ending was sad while Elt somehow gets a happy one every time. Unfair. Some people said Adage’s ending was “just about killing,” but I don’t see it that way. I actually liked it, even though I expected a more dramatic plot twist about why Cyrus was sent to the depths. When you think about it, though humans are such mysterious beings. Sometimes, there doesn’t need to be a huge twist, just understanding their emotions is enough. seriously, what was that, Adage?! He was waiting for Cyrus to come back, and then—bam! That sudden shift in emotion caught me completely off guard. Still, I loved their exchanges, especially the ending with Ines. It felt abrupt, yes, but I liked the little detail that Cyrus knows how to cook, and the parallel from “I’ll devote my life to you” to “Why don’t you devote your life to me?” That line hit me hard. But then again Adage took care of us It was the only time I didn’t feel anxious about danger or survival no hounds nearby, no stress about what to eat next. Ines... I felt so alone at the start of his route just waiting for him to come. Doing his route right after finishing Adage’s made me miss having someone by my side all the time. I don’t have much to say , but I liked all his endings especially the happy one, mostly because Fin was there. (We also got justice here) Fin’s route really struck me. Seeing the contrast between his versions the innocent boy versus the darker “Hound” side was painful yet fascinating. Many people prefer his yandere side, but for me, that Fin already had his ending. The route where he’s living in the Sanctuary District showed another side of him quiet, broken, but still human. It left me imagining what could have been, and I love that feeling of bittersweet possibility. And maybe now I understand why Sachen took a liking to Fin. They’re similar in a way both timid souls who were twisted by circumstances, turning toward darkness. Then there’s Yune (I PLAYED HIM LAST). His route wrecked me emotionally in the best way. I didn’t expect to cry so much. There’s something about his voice and how he carries himself that feels sacred, fitting for a saint. His story had the justice Cyrus deserved(In the bad ending though....). The fact that he reformed the entire system for her, changing the country itself, made me love him even more. He’s not just a love interest, he’s a symbol of hope and change. Yune is, without question, best man. The more I played, the more I realized this isn’t your usual otome game. It’s not just about romancen it’s about people, choices, and the mystery of being human. The way it shows multiple perspectives makes every character feel real. And the voice acting? Amazing. You can even hear how their tones change as the story progresses especially Adage and Fin. It’s such a subtle detail, but it adds so much depth. One thing I noticed right away is how the voice acting subtly changes as you progress through each route. When you first meet Adage, his voice sounds almost robotic calm, collected, a little distant. But the more time you spend with him, the more emotion starts to seep through. It’s such a small detail, yet it completely changes how you see him. The same goes for Fin, his tone changes the most noticeably. You can really hear the emotional shifts as you get closer to each character. I love the little visual details red in the Bodyguard route, green in the Warder route. In Yune it's violet. Those subtle touches really make me appreciate the effort put into this game. By the end, I found myself reflecting on the message that keeps repeating throughout the routes: don’t be trapped by the past. Move forward. Every character carries this theme differently, but they all lead you to the same truth growth comes from pain, and happiness is something you choose. I didn’t expect to find something so profound in an otome game. But here I am, moved beyond words. Yune and Fin best men, both.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Steam Prison is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
No, Steam Prison is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Steam Prison received 340 positive votes out of a total of 407 achieving a rating of 7.80.
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Steam Prison was developed by HuneX and published by MangaGamer.
Yes, Steam Prison is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Steam Prison is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Yes, Steam Prison is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Steam Prison is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Steam Prison. Explore additional content available for Steam Prison on Steam.
No, Steam Prison does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Steam Prison does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Steam Prison 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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HuneX
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