D-topia

デトロイトとThe Witnessとサイバーパンク(全年齢版)とサイバーパンク2077と恋愛シミュをすべて足していいとこだけ注釈したような作品。面白くないわけがなかった。 全ての選択はつながっている。 ルールに従って職務に全うするか、感情を優先してその人にとっての「いい人」になるか 衣食住から生殺与奪まですべて管理され、幸せをひたすら享受できる世界で主人公となった自分が、どのような選択を選んでいくか。 その選択に後悔がないかを考えながらプレイしました。 ブロックサイトは見かけたら行くくらいのほうがいいです。ネズミの数が多すぎて拾いきれません。

A very Nice and calm puzzle game with a good story. its art style is also really nice and the world building and lore are fun to explore.

Steam Next FestでDemoをやって楽しみにしてました。 1周でハッピーエンディング＋ごはんがかわいいのでスクショをとるために2周目中です。 1周は4時間～5時間くらいでした。 もともとDemoで雰囲気はわかっていたので、とても楽しめました。 ストーリーや世界観を楽しみにしていたのでパズルの難易度を心配していましたが、最後まで徐々に難しくなるものの投げずにクリアできました。 難しいパズルやヒリヒリディストピアなストーリーを求めている方向けではないかもしれないですね。 ムービーやスクショ通りのクリーンな感じの幸せを求めた未来という感じの世界です。 ほんわかした感じで楽しかったです。 ごはん全食スクショとって並べてニコニコしようと思います。

very cute 👍 i cried :')

Not a game for everyone, but it's a nice game to chill and relax. The settings are quite cozy and lively. The characters are also interesting to interact with. Looking at the decorations at home makes me feel jealous :3

do you recommend this game: Yes

可愛

One of the most relaxing narrative-driven puzzle games I have ever experienced. D-topia is a perfect example of how puzzles should be implemented in a [b] relaxing [/b] game: they are challenging without becoming frustrating, tedious, or outright distressing! Beautiful, melancholic, and confidently paced, the game excels at immersing the player in its world. Rather than rushing into the central conflict, it allows you to settle into your vocational role, gradually becoming familiar with the world through your "facilitator" duties. The narrative unfolds organically through a combination of environmental storytelling and both optional and mandatory NPC interactions. By the time you find yourself deeply entangled in the story's central conflict, you've already invested time, emotion, and labor into the world. As a result, both the immersion and the emotional impact are significantly heightened. It seems like an obvious approach, yet so many devs fail to allow this kind of natural progression. I was surprised to discover that many players completed the game in a fraction of the time that I did, though I suspect that is largely due to my tendency to explore every corner, experiment with mechanics, and simply exist within a game's world rather than rush toward its conclusion. The mechanics and concepts found throughout this serene science-fiction setting are not entirely new, but they are combined and executed in ways that feel fresh. As a science-fiction fan, I found myself fascinated by the technology, history, and worldbuilding that make D-topia possible. The setting feels lived-in, and I frequently found myself wanting to learn more about how everything functioned beneath the surface. I also thoroughly enjoyed the NPC interactions. The conversations feel natural and contribute meaningfully to the world, though I do wish the same level of depth afforded to the main cast had been extended to more of the supporting characters. I found myself wanting to know many of them better. D-topia is a quiet, thoughtful experience that trusts the player to slow down, absorb its atmosphere, and become invested naturally. It is a rare game that understands immersion is not created through spectacle, but through patience, subtlety, and allowing the player to truly inhabit its world.

A nice, chill and cozy puzzle game. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, the smooth graphics and the peaceful musics. Except for a few ones, puzzles are globally simple and doesn't require much effort (though finishing them in time at the factory to maximize your score could add some challenge), but that's also what makes the game enjoyable in my opinion. The dialogues and interactions with the characters are pleasant and interesting, Nevertheless, I found them sometimes a bit too “tunneled” In the sense that, at multiple times, whichever line you choose conduct to the same answer from the character. The game is quiet explicit about the consequences of the choices you make throughout the play and, consequently, about which kind of end you will get. If you want a good end, you will get it and it will be clear how to do so. Regarding the topics addressed in the game, I found interesting how IA is addressed in the game through Utopia Project. Also, even if it this a not really a subject in the game and you can't personnalize the main character, I was pleasantly surprised by how inclusive the game is regarding gender issues. There are small references to gender change and non binary gender in the game and they are treated like normal things (like they should be in reality, in fact). A small point that could have been a nice extra in my opinion is the ability to interact with object you add in your appartment (and if we really want to go far, to potentially ride them :p) All in all, a good 8/10 for me.

SO fun i completely lost track of time. few things i wish for: ability to change color of your home, being able to use the things in the room (ie the music player,) the ability to pet Osushi, and maybe mild Customization of Shiro (nothing crazy, i like how he's kinda his own guy, yk?)