Fit check
Is DELUGE 2003 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a short horror RPG with exploration at its center
- Fans of village-under-siege stories who want branching allegiance in the premise
- RPG players interested in compact environments filled with monsters and treasure
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a long-form RPG rather than a short adventure
- Players seeking a large world instead of nine explorable buildings
- Players who prefer combat-free exploration over encounters with monsters
Our take on DELUGE 2003
The story setup and atmospheric presentation receive more emphasis than the game’s limited scale. Nine buildings and a short runtime define a compact exploration experience, so the premise suggests a broader village adventure than the stated structure delivers.
What is DELUGE 2003?
DELUGE 2003 is a short horror RPG centered on exploration in the village of Figaro.
A dangerous local tradition coincides with the arrival of an evil entity, while one of its minions turns against it and becomes central to the village’s survival. Players explore nine buildings containing monsters, treasure, and a narrative that develops gradually. Enemies include mimics, ghosts, and skeletons. The game combines traditional roleplaying features with elements associated with classic survival horror. Its soundtrack includes work from Jazzweather, Those Damn Bloodsuckers, and Midnight Laboratory. The story presents a choice between protecting Figaro’s people and taking part in the surrounding chaos.
How DELUGE 2003 plays
- 01Nine buildings
- Each location contains enemies, treasure, and parts of the unfolding story.
- 02Monster encounters
- Opponents include mimics, ghosts, and skeletons.
- 03Roleplaying horror
- The game combines conventional RPG elements with survival-horror touches.
- 04Original soundtrack
- Music comes from Jazzweather, Those Damn Bloodsuckers, and Midnight Laboratory.
DELUGE 2003 compared to similar games
DELUGE 2003 focuses on a short horror RPG set across nine buildings, while Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition centers on exploring a strange and dangerous city with an unconventional story. Back to the Dawn instead places its RPG gameplay in a maximum-security prison, with survival, investigation, and escape as its central activities. Tales of Symphonia presents a larger-scale fantasy conflict involving two interlocked worlds.
DELUGE 2003: platforms & release
Is DELUGE 2003 worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a short horror RPG with exploration at its center. Skip it if: players looking for a long-form RPG rather than a short adventure.
Where can I download DELUGE 2003?
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What platforms is DELUGE 2003 on?
Windows only.
