The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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You awaken in the Forest of Silver Shallots, setting out to uncover the secret of the Morphean Paradox. Above, factions weave their schemes; below, the black mist hides a swelling undercurrent. Time never stands still, and truth wears many faces. Not everyone can return to their fate…
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is a multiple endings, story rich and adventure game
developed by 0x0Real Studio
and published by Nino Games.
Released on January 18th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: Simplified Chinese and English.
It has received 1,608 reviews of which 1,171 were positive and 437 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
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- Memory: 8 GB RAM
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- Storage: 7 GB available space
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the game is great, and everything I wanted to say was said in the previous review of the first game. https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198138827718/recommended/2873080/ the game is great because it has Lilith and romance developers are working hard to fix bugs every day you can now play the game in peace. The game is great. Dear developers, I hope to live to see your next works. because your work is just beautiful, and despite the bugs, your games are still amazin I don't know if anyone will read this review, but thank you anyway (ps) an unremarkable player and your fan ^^ all legends disappear sooner or later, and one day they will leave, no matter how much you love or appreciate them. Similarly, I will leave without anyone noticing, and there will be no mention of me in 50 or 100 years. If you think about it, there are people who will always be in your memory and your heart. People who everyone knows and will know after you, like the Spartan king Leonidas or Gaius Julius Caesar. We know who these people are, we know their names, and we even know what they look like, at least to some extent. It's scary to admit, but we will never be remembered the way we were before. and what happens to those who are not remembered or even left in the memory? they didn't exist anyway. But I know for sure that people will always remember Lilith, and if people remember Lilith, then maybe someone will remember the legends that made her who she is, and the people who love her. if someone asks me what real existence is, I will say that it is a memory that lives forever. if someone is remembered as they were many hundreds of years ago, isn't that true proof that they existed? Lilith exists and will continue to exist even when the lights go out and my fire goes out.
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Disclaimer: This is an Early Access review of the release version of the game. The long-awaited sequel of the NON series where it takes you to the next chapter of the story and this time it comes with RPG elements and you get to fight with Lilith side-by-side (alongside others, or don't) . To start off, this is more of a Mixed review since the game is in a state where I wouldn't really recommend it unless you're itching to dip your toes (or go knee deep) with Lilith at the next story of you and her together. I'll start off with the negatives about the game first before moving on to the positives. Disclaimer: I do not play JRPGs/RPG often and I don't have a lot of experience with them, but a friend has pointed out the combat is reminiscent of [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/262060]Darkest Dungeon's. There's a lot of issues right now to settle first, mainly the English localization is problematic at best with some sections, most notably the quest selection screen, where it's still in Chinese so I had to bring up Google Lens to translate it on-the-fly to really grasp on what's going on. There are also other parts in the game where it's still in Chinese like the character creation screen but of course you can always just translate it on the fly to get around so it's not really a deal breaker for me. The second is that it actually took me around ~2.8 hours to get to the guild screen where the game finally opens up to you and allows you to choose your own adventure in a day system. There's no visible UI elements that you can interact with other than dialog choices, the meta game-esque interface that shows up now and then when you make decisions and choices, and the stat changes on the top right side of the screen. I was initially worried that I could not save at all because... there wasn't really an option to until I realized the game does indeed auto save but on specific intervals. It would be nice if during the dialog, just like in the first game, you could have access to the UI controls to hide it at will (say if you want to take screenshots) , fast forward, view the message history, and etc. A skip intro would be nice too, if you're doing second runs, or you want to try out the latest update from the start. The third is the voice acting, there are times actually that the dialog has changed but the voice line hasn't (or there were no voice lines at all) but since this is a release day review of an Early Access title, bugs and issues are apparent (modern gaming in a nutshell) and I don't really have an issue with the Chinese VAs but I'm excited for the Japanese VAs since that's what I was used to in the first game. The fourth is more of a mixed opinion from me, the NON series started out as a visual novel and this game can be considered as a visual novel with an RPG slapped on top, so you will read a lot first and that could put off some people wanting to immediately get into the action to try out how the combat is like. Big issue below, There are actually parts of the game with technical issues where it flatly states out variable names or conditional statements in dialogue and dialogue options. It's either the English localization was rushed and lacked testing causing you to unlock options that you probably shouldn't be unlocking - though I haven't tested the Chinese language so I'm exactly too sure. There's also cases where I spent 600 gold to purchase equipment only for it to mysteriously return the next day and the traveling salesman offers me something for 100 gold and I agree to take it, only for all of the gold disappear again as if I did spend the 600 gold the day before. The stuff from the merchant can't be equipped also, so that was a waste of money. I initially gave Lilith a cloak but after unequipping it, the thing vanished into thin air leaving Lilith cloak-less and me one equipment down. After recruiting Sartre, I spent days 8 to 11 without any gold coins left and quests coming in so I thought I soft locked the game but I realized I should've spent that time training with my companions until a quest arrived on the 12th day. That's kind of on me for panicking though. I also suck ass at the cooking minigame. Onto the more positive side of things... starting off with the art style, I really dig selective coloring - if that is the right term? The next is that it's an RPG—you get to do more stuff... like fight, interact with your companion(s), set goals and that pretty much introduces replayability, if you could bare the rough 2.8 hour start (a skip intro would be nice here). I feel like there could be some improvements along the way that others could happily point out. Yes, there's an em dash up there. No, this isn't written by an AI or machine translated, I just like using em dash. The combat seems pretty easy to get into. There's an ultimate skill (leader skill), and four other skills you can choose from. They're descriptive and comes with flavor text if you like that sort of thing, the UI looks pretty but lacks consistency (I think it's the font?), and there's depth to it that does make you want to strategize with your team's formation since certain skills are better at different ranges. Some nice things to have... would be controller support since I rock a GPD Win Max 2 and I'd like to use the built-in controller to play the game comfortably, there are dialogue options with numbers on them too and it would be nice if pressing the corresponding button would select them. And for now... that's about it. Still playing the game, and still waiting for future updates.
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Game so peak that I fall asleep into it and dreams about Dark Lilith coming home drunk and beating me until I feel numb. She kicks me in the ribs until I can hardly breathe. Then she starts to cry and apologizes, begging me to forgive her. She holds me all night as I gently cry into her. Please help is there any hope for me
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I get to see Lilith again, so I am happy.. This game might make you think you're going schizo, but you aren't, trust 10/10
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The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.89€ on Steam.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots received 1,171 positive votes out of a total of 1,608 achieving a rating of 7.04.
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The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots was developed by 0x0Real Studio and published by Nino Games.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is playable and fully supported on Windows.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is not playable on MacOS.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is not playable on Linux.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots is a single-player game.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots does not currently offer any DLC.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
The NOexistenceN of Morphean Paradox : The Forest of Silver Shallots does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
0x0Real Studio
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Nino Games
Release
18 Jan 2026
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