Pluralys

i absolutely love this game. The art?? gorgeous, the characters ?? incredibly charming, and the story?? hooked me way more than I expected. What starts off cozy and calm slowly reveals deeper mysteries, and I really enjoyed taking my time exploring, talking to everyone, and uncovering little details. The soundtrack deserves special mention, it’s genuinely remarkable. I loved it so much that I bought the soundtrack just to listen to while I work :) Pluralys feels warm, thoughtful, and full of heart, and it’s easily one of the most memorable cozy RPG experiences. Highly recommended!

I bought this because of a bad review, and I’m glad I did. I literally only bought this game because I saw a highly detailed negative review trashing the 90-minute hospital intro, calling it a "dreadfully boring" walking simulator with zero depth. I got curious, decided to see it for myself, and ended up playing for over 5 hours. Long story short: that negative review completely missed the point. The hospital introduction is actually super important for setting the pace and atmosphere of the rest of the game. If you just rush from objective A to B without looking around, yeah, it’s going to feel like a mundane hospital shift. But that’s the narrative trick—the game wants you to feel that routine before things change. More importantly, it’s not empty. If you actually take your time and look around, you'll find things the rushed reviewers completely missed. For example, there’s a specific door and a hidden key you can find to help Quentin. It is completely optional, but if you take the time to do it, it actually changes parts of the story later on. The game genuinely rewards you for letting it run and exploring the corners instead of trying to speedrun it. As for the complaints about not being able to walk diagonally—honestly, it's just a minor control quirk. You get used to it within a few minutes, and it really doesn't take away from the overall experience. If you have the patience to look past a slow first hour and actually enjoy finding hidden narrative details, don't let the negative reviews scare you off. It's absolutely worth a playthrough.

Very sweet game ! I had the opportunity of testing the beta version for the developers. Pluralys is a game that brings us to what looks like an alternative world to ours. We get the chance to see different environments and venture into them, while also trying to solve a mystery. You'll encounter some strange characters (in a good way!) that add a touch of delicious absurdity to whatever is going on. I liked the story, the game is pretty well made, you can see that there is lots of love and dedication behind this product, from the attention to detail to jokes, the music and funny things that you may encounter (I highly recommend exploring and going out of the path to catch some of these little Easter eggs and winks to popular culture!) There were some times where I found the game was unclear as to where to go, but I believe the player would figure it out eventually (besides, it encourages to walk or run around more in the game). I especially liked walking around in the City of Tal, I found that one to be particularly immersive. This game gives a very solid cozy experience. If you want a game that gives you that, then Pluralys could be for you.

I played pluralys not really knowing what to expect but I was surprised how much I actually enjoyed it The story starts off pretty normal but then gets kinda weird in a good way and makes you wanna keep playing to see what’s going on. I liked the characters, they feel kinda real and not just random npcs There’s no combat which might sound boring but honestly it works for this game. it’s more about exploring and talking to people and making choices The music and pixel art are really nice too, super chill vibe Overall it’s a pretty enjoyable experience

I absolutely had to make a review of this game. I've had a blast with it so far. I also played the Demo before so my actual game time is higher. - The characters are very likable, the first chapter has a nice way to set up the different relationships. - It's a very cozy game, excellent to relax after a day at work - The quests and puzzles are pretty witty, I had to rack my brain in a couple of them or finding the missing piece for a quest. - The world does feel alive, I've spent a good moment just walking around and looking at their dialogues, I've laughed so hard at some of them. - I love the art!! Just amazing, it has a really warm vibe and make the different characters that much likable So I definitely recommend this game and I can't wait to see it leave Early Access to go back to it!

Loved the game! It is calm but entertaining, a lot of side quests. It made me really think about what to do, the dialogue was funny. Overall a great experience, kept coming back.

Just a quick post, as I have yet to finish the game, but so far I am really enjoying myself. And that is coming from someone who usually plays Point n Clicks, action-RPGs (think Witcher 3), or turn-based combat RPGs (like Chained Echoes). Anyway, this popped up as a recommended game, and I’m really glad it did—it seems to have a good story, fun exploration, and cute graphical style. I’ll update my review once I’ve finished the game, but right now I’m just taking my time exploring, talking to everyone, and looking at everything. So far it’s keeping my attention quite well (and I’ve been poking around for quite some time now), which is a great thing. Good game if you like a slower pace of an RPG with a lot of characters and things to see. :)

The art style stands out immediately clean pixel visuals, great colors, and a lot of attention to small details. Every area feels alive and carefully crafted, and the animations give the world a lot of charm without overdoing it. It’s the kind of game where you constantly stop just to appreciate how good everything looks. Pluralys proves that pixel art can still be stylish, modern, and full of personality.

This is what an indie game is all about - small team, big heart and an awesome game. Pluralys is a narrative-driven indie RPG with great visual art and the story telling is brilliantly put together. I had the opportunity to showcase the game on my live stream. If you appreciate a cozy quirky anime-esc story games then this is certainly for you!

Very cosy experience with lots of mysterious elements too. There's tons of threads to pull on and places to explore, so if you enjoy being able to take a game at your own pace and deep diving into hidden depth, you'll really enjoy it.