Dragon Maiden: Blossoms of the Past
Dragon Maiden is a 2D pixel-art mystery adventure. As Wang Xie, you’re trapped in a time loop on the day of the Mountain God Ceremony. Relive the 22 hours before midnight, uncover the truth behind the village’s destruction, and break free from the cycle.
You are about to enter the memory of Wang Xie, the protagonist, and explore the village from her perspective. During this period of time, which only lasts for twenty-two hours, you can talk to the villagers, investigate the rumors, and trigger the events, so as to piece together what has actually happened on “that night” with the clues. However, what hides beneath this seemingly peaceful village is a dark and appalling secret…
In the game, there are twenty-two hours in the day, and a new round starts each time the day is repeated.
In each cycle, you can try different ways to explore and make decisions, gathering intels and getting closer to the truth by deducting.
You’ll have 4 points of Action in each hour, and can only trigger 44 events for each cycle.
You need to make your plans wisely. Whether to continue investigating the main quest, or to help others repair the swing and find the stolen tile cats? Or maybe these “side quests” also contain key clues?
There are 166 spots in the village to explore, with more than 300 characters and hundreds of events to be triggered.
Each character, each line of dialogue, and each corner is a key element of this world, together creating a vivid portrait of all walks of life.
