Crimson Gray: Dusk and Dawn

It's good (though not as good as the first). Pretty short (barely 2 hours) but also cheap

Crimson Gray Dusk and Dawn is a near perfect sequel to Crimson Grey, it has basically all the same positives as the first game plus the backgrounds are a lot nicer this time around. my only real gripe about this game is that to get to the true ending you have to choose some very specific dialogue options. compared to the first game where you can reasonably get the true ending by choosing the correct path in Dusk and Dawn you basically have to choose and monitor each option to see if there are any changes that can get you to true ending. also watch out for an unexpected NSFW scene, all in all this game is basically a perfect sequel that is a lot more handsomely priced, would diffidently play it if you enjoyed Crimson Gray. 9/10

Good Waifu = Good Laifu and Yandere best Waifu

Great sequel to the original Crimson Gray that serves to primarily expand on the relationship between John and Lizzie. I appreciate the focus on the characters here more than the plot as Lizzie's emotions are the primary driving factor. Without a heavy overarching plot aside from the background fluff, the game definitely feels less serious than the first. Being in the mind of Lizzie also helps that. The continued character development of Lizzie and all the minor details in the dialogue is also appreciated, and I like how that aspect of the first game carried over. Like the first game, I'm left wanting for more, although unlike the first game there isn't as much divergence in the choices, so there's a bit less to explore when you're not aiming for the best ending. It is a nice ending though and people who didn't like the first game's true ending should be much warmer towards this one.

A bit worse than its predecessor. This one is narrated from the point of Lizzy. It surprisingly less grey and gloomy. It is also shorter. I did like the way the choices were presented based on the current state of Lizzy. Still well written and interesting to follow.

Real good

A fitting sequel to the first game. Make sure to play that one first, though.

I want more of this side project. I love this game, and it's not just because funny yandere wants to ♥♥♥♥ John: neuron activation, I WANT MORE PICTURES OF LORE, DAMNIT! Call me matpat, but holly ♥♥♥♥, you could do so much with this game. There are some major points in this game (and the previous game) that you made that speak louder than ever in todays world. I mean, you got an evil and destructive corporationl KoiTec, who will go to great lengths to silence and supress speech about their private projects; past mistakes. SOUND FIMILIAR?! Not to mention the talk about Lizzie's condition not being simply cured with drugs, nor does Johns condition. AND THIS IS SO COOL! Autism, even depression and Psychopathy aren't simply cured by just slapping someone over the head with drugs. People need time to heal, and grow as a person. Or, this could all be a conspericy and I'm making ♥♥♥♥ up. You know what? ♥♥♥♥ writing a review, just play the damn game already.

A neat short sequel in which you play as Lizzie. Like in the original game, the story branching can be quite obtuse as it's hard to find out which choices actually matter in helping you get the true ending, but the great writing and story make up for it.

The Crimson Gray series manages to tell a story about mentally ill people, without making a blanket negative commentary on real-life mental illness. Dusk and Dawn is a good follow up to Crimson Gray, and it was fun seeing things from Lizzie's perspective this time. This game is quite short, it took me 1.5 hours to get all the achievements and endings. But the price reflects this fairly, and I enjoyed my time with it. Recommended