Fit check
Is RealityMinds worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players interested in a body-switching story
- Players who enjoy combining skills and developing abilities
- Players seeking optional story events alongside a main narrative
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a brief experience may find the game's over 140 maps a substantial scope
- Players who prefer simple combat may not enjoy combining skills and earning SP to learn abilities
- Players seeking a puzzle game rather than an RPG
- Players looking for a multiplayer experience
Our take on RealityMinds
The game’s progression depends on combining skills to earn SP for new abilities, so combat is tied to that development loop. Its 140-plus maps also make the experience broader in scope than a short, tightly contained story.
What is RealityMinds?
RealityMinds follows Astrake, a young man training to become a soldier in the royal capital.
After an encounter in the forest leaves him unconscious, he wakes to find he has changed bodies with the mysterious girl who attacked him. The RPG features original characters, enemies, maps, and event illustrations, with 61 enemies and over 140 maps. Combat includes Chain Skills, triggered by combining specific skills. Performing Chain Skills earns SP, which can be used to learn skills through a skill tree. Optional sub-events are included, and a hint display indicates when they can occur. Progress also releases a scenario collection in English and Japanese, illustration-making materials shown in five stages, and original illustrations previously posted on social media.
How RealityMinds plays
- 01Chain Skill Combinations
- Using certain skills together activates additional skills.
- 02SP Skill Progression
- Performing Chain Skills earns SP for learning abilities in the skill tree.
- 03Map and Enemy Variety
- The game includes 61 enemies and over 140 maps.
- 04Sub-event Hints
- A display indicates when optional events can be accessed.
- 05Progressive Extras
- Game progress unlocks a scenario collection in English and Japanese, plus illustration materials.
RealityMinds compared to similar games
RealityMinds focuses on a body-switching story, skill combinations, character progression, and optional sub-events. Angels of Death is also made with RPG Maker, while Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition emphasizes an unconventional story and characters. Back to the Dawn centers on survival, investigation, and escape from a prison; Tales of Symphonia follows a story involving two interlocked worlds.
RealityMinds: platforms & release
Is RealityMinds worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players interested in a body-switching story. Skip it if: players looking for a brief experience may find the game's over 140 maps a substantial scope.
Where can I download RealityMinds?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens RealityMinds's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is RealityMinds on?
Windows only.
