AdventureFit check
Is Decollate Decoration worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Point-and-click adventure fans who want a short, choice-driven story about a ghost pursuing her beloved.
- Players who enjoy trying different approaches to see how a story can end.
- Players looking for a brief narrative game with additional prequel and sequel stories.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a long campaign may reach the end of the main story after about 1–2 hours.
- Players who dislike trial-and-error progression may hit a wall when the beloved cannot sense the ghost and her attempts to communicate are difficult.
- Players seeking action-focused combat may find the command-selection adventure structure too quiet.
Our take on Decollate Decoration
The likely sticking point is the communication loop: the beloved cannot sense spirits, so players must experiment with ways to reach him. Anyone who wants clear, direct responses to each action may lose patience before seeing how the six endings unfold.
What is Decollate Decoration?
This point-and-click adventure follows a young woman who awakens as a ghost and uses selected commands to interact with the man she loves.
Since he has no awareness of spirits, reaching him requires experimentation with supernatural methods, including strange disturbances, dream visits, and curses. The central story offers six possible conclusions and lasts around 1–2 hours, with each ending taking approximately 15 minutes. Two additional chapters add about an hour: one recounts her life before death, while the other continues events after the main narrative.
Progress can be saved, and an ending tracker records discoveries. Completing the game also opens an illustration collection. The main chapter and both additional stories can be recorded or streamed, but gallery content and spoiler material have restrictions.
How Decollate Decoration plays
- 01Six story endings
- The main story offers six outcomes, with an estimated 15 minutes per ending.
- 02Two side stories
- A prequel covers the protagonist's life before becoming a ghost, while a sequel takes place after the main story.
- 03Completion gallery
- An illustration collection is available as a reward for finishing the game.
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Decollate Decoration: platforms & release
Is Decollate Decoration worth it?
It is worth it if: point-and-click adventure fans who want a short, choice-driven story about a ghost pursuing her beloved. Skip it if: players who want a long campaign may reach the end of the main story after about 1–2 hours.
Where can I download Decollate Decoration?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Decollate Decoration's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Decollate Decoration on?
Windows only.
