Disney Twisted Wonderland is a Japanese adventure game with rhythm game elements created by Disney and Aniplex. The game's characters are designed by Yana Toboso. The game centers around characters whose designs are inspired by villains from Disney films (such as Alice in Wonderland, The Lion King, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)and is described as a "villains academy adventure game" that will have rhythm game elements and battles. This is the English version of the game.
The game's story begins as the main character is summoned to another world by a magic mirror. From there, the main character enters the prestigious magic training school called "Night Ravens College." With nowhere to go, the main character is offered protection by the school's masked headmaster and gets to know the uncooperative but genius students of the school while trying to find a way to get back home. The plot of the game mainly revolves around the riveting adventure in this magical college.
The game itself is an intriguing hybrid of rhythm games, battles, and interactive fiction. Players need to attend different classes in the game to learn more about the history of magic, alchemy, and flying magic to enhance the abilities of characters in the game. In addition, the graphics and character illustrations in the game are phenomenally done. The use of Live2D effects and the immersive full-voice presentation also add to the charm of the game. If you are a fan of rhythm games, visual novels, or even simulation games, you will not be disappointed by this amazing game!
Official site: https://disneytwistedwonderland.com/
Twitter: @twst_english
- com.aniplex.twst.en
- 46.36 MB
- N/A
- Android 7.0+
- No
- Yes
Version: v1.0.9
Updated: 2023-03-03
A regular person having to wake up inside a coffin and having to chase around a cat with flaming ears, next thing, you learned you're stuck in Twisted Wonderland and has to go around the school surviving your new school life while being surrounded by powerful handsome men with issues-- ultimately becoming the underpaid overtime school therapist-student.
An oversimplified synopsis as to what this game is.
Sadly, you can only headcanon it as an Otome game since the design is a huge "clickbait" for a Rhythm game!
Did I regret it?
My phone storage does, but emotionally there's nothing to regret here!
As expected of Japanese Rhythm games and the fact that Disney is involved here, it's all safe to say that you'll be receiving enjoyable game design-- which then makes it seem like an Otome game all over again! (I'm sorry for repeating that)
For players that are artists, the game illustrations and sprites are more than enough to guide you especially the coloring and proportions. Above all, the characters are all unique not only in personality but in character expressions. There's also the animations that helped in the story narration especially when it's a 2D presentation and 2nd person POV.
As for the soundtracks, there's a lot of variations depending on the scene, events, and characters involved-- it's quite immersive. After having played the game and getting used to the soundtracks, the Last Song Syndrome in my brain will automatically play the "calm school life" OST whenever I'm just doing normal stuff.
It makes me wonder if I'm just vibing to the music for too long or I'm starting to go crazy?/j
Character interactions in the game is the most immersive, obviously. Not to mention about Yuu's personality is clearly a regular person but leans more towards the snarky and sarcastic side of humanity-- which makes it fun especially if you're someone who's less vocal of your opinions irl.
The game offers you choices but it merely triggers reactions from the characters and doesn't affect the story in any way, which makes your vocalization of opinions less heavy.
Well, going as far with all the students' behaviors in the story thus-- not only the characters but also the faceless extras-- as a normal person, we, the Yuu's, are the destined to become the mediators for this unstable powerful dudes. What a life~
