I played this game on Switch and honestly if you have a chance play that version. Switch versions improvements really works great on it. That being said you can very well play this version too without issues and believe me you absolutely MUST experience this story.

Wow. This game as a masterpiece. I couldn't help but revere the beauty of the plot, the lore, the character design, the way how each character is flawed and human, the plot twists thrown your way, and the ending that managed to wrap up everything together.

Hands down the best visual novel game I ever played. I am afraid that this has set my bar too high, and that I will keep comparing the future games I play to this one. I am looking forward to replaying this and immersing myself once more in the beautiful tragedy in The House in Fata Morgana.

The House in Fata Morgana is one of those hidden gems within video games. It has an incredible story with lots of plot twists that just blowed my mind. Every chapter it just gets better and better and it changed me in ways I cannot even describe on the 3d level. Everyone on Earth should at least play this game once in their life and it will forever change them. 10/10 game plus the prequel "The House in Fata Morgana: A Requiem for Innocence" and the Sequel "The House in Fata Morgana: Reincarnation.

"It's time to let go, Morgana."
10/10 very personal story to me.
Letting go does not always equate to forgiving; yet perhaps with letting go, you can set at least one person free, someone who deserves it most—and that is you.

FataMoru might be the most beautiful, touching story I've ever read. I really have no words to describe how pleasantly surprised I was with this VN. It touches some very delicate subjects (I won't specify the subjects bc spoilers) but managed to do so in such a tasteful way that it never made me feel uncomfortable with how they were being dealt with, at least not more uncomfortable than necessary, since there was quite a lot of violence (including sexual violence) in the story, but it was always presented as the terrible thing it was, it was not exploitative at all. FataMoru made me cry more than once through its gameplay, and by "cry" I don't mean "tear up" mean "ugly sobs". And being honestly, this VN is not the kind I would usually go for since it has no voice acting, it's not very dynamic, and it doesn't even have many choices considering its length... but the story, the gorgeous artstyle of the CGs and sprites and the unique OST* compensate for all that, I was so immersed into it that I didn't miss anything that was "lacking". I don't wanna get into details because of possible spoilers, but I'll tell you, even if the first 3 chapters don't get you so hooked, keep reading. I promise you, it's worth it. The first 3 chapters are like introduction of some very important characters, and they're absolutely necessary for the story's enjoyment. They're not bad at all, it's just that from chapter 4 onwards everything gets so much more intense it's a whole other experience. If you enjoy a good read you'll definitely enjoy this VN.

*The OST is very interesting to me so I wanna talk a bit about it: the lyrics of all songs are in Portuguese. I'm a native Portuguese speaker so when the first song with lyrics started playing I had the biggest "WAIT A SEC." moment. The pronunciation of the singer is kinda off so it's impossible to understand all the lyrics... but tbh that's for the best bc when you check the lyrics of the songs you realize the person who wrote them wasn't a Portuguese speaker at all, and while some lines are correct, some are wrong but you can understand what they were trying to say, and some are absolute incoherent rubbish and that's honestly very funny if you understand Portuguese. My guess for the reason why they had Portuguese as chosen language is simply because the story takes place in an European scenario but without explanation as to exactly where (although there are some hints), I suppose the creators wanted a language that sounded foreign and "weird" to Japanese people to keep an eerie, strange atmosphere. Or maybe the author just likes Portuguese, who knows, he even has a light novel series called "Morte" (which is "Death" in Portuguese). lol

A beautiful tragedy with brilliantly-written characters and relationships, and I especially appreciate how it manages to exemplify the duality of its characters.

A beautiful game with a beautiful story and soundtrack

this game ruined my life and im not even joking