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ENIGMA:

Uzumeya / Nov 15, 2016 / Adventure, Indie

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Enigma is an atmospheric, full-length visual novel where you discover the secrets of Enigma, a worldwide epidemic, and a forest on a lonely island that bears its name.

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What's new

ENIGMA: Version 1.3 Released

2016-11-18

Version 1.3 of ENIGMA: is now live with a number of improvements. Changes: • Improved the spacing of menu items (requires starting a new game from main menu) Fixes: • Fixed a bug allowing you to try to load empty save slots • Corrected the text in the background of empty save slots • Fixed a bug that would in some scenes leave graphic artifacts on the left side of the screen if playing in full-screen mode

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What players say

Very Positive

94% positive, 93 reviews

Not recommended5 hrs played

This is the one time you should trust the metacritic score! The only good thing about this visual novel is the opening and ending music. Everything else was lackluster. The story went nowhere, the characters were all over the place and frankly it felt as if they were straight up queerbaiting. Genuinely WHY would you have two whole routes with men and then just not commit to it? Even the other routes of the female...

4 found this helpful, 2026-07-27

Recommended15 hrs played

ENIGMA: is a story-driven visual novel created by Uzumeya and brought to a wider audience by Fruitbat Factory. Released on Steam in 2016, the game positions itself as a mystery adventure built around branching narratives, philosophical themes, and emotional character arcs. Like many titles in the visual novel genre, the primary gameplay consists of reading dialogue and making choices that influence the direction of...

1 found this helpful, 2026-03-16

Not recommended3 hrs played

The real enigma is why I played so long. I ended up with a lot more questions than answers, and at the first ending it left so many loose ends open that it felt unsatisfying. I found out that there's multiple endings, but I honestly have no desire to go back through just to eke out whatever missing pieces of lore weren't provided the first time. To me, that is a massive oversight in a game. Almost nothing about the...

0 found this helpful, 2025-12-14