Overview
Dysfunctional Systems: Orientation is a kinetic novel that serves as a prequel to the main series, offering players a glimpse into the world and characters before the events of "Learning to Manage Chaos." Developed and published by Dischan Media, this title focuses on narrative and world-building, utilizing text, sound, and illustrations to immerse the player in its story. It's a purely story-driven experience with no traditional gameplay mechanics, inviting players to simply click and progress through the narrative.
Highlights
- Developed and published by Dischan Media, this indie title expands the universe of the Dysfunctional Systems series.
- Released on July 24, 2017, it offers a narrative prequel experience focused on story and character development.
- Features a female protagonist and is presented as a visual novel with a casual, anime-inspired aesthetic.
Who It's For
This game is ideal for fans of visual novels and kinetic novels who enjoy character-driven stories and world-building. Players looking for a relaxed, narrative-focused experience without complex gameplay mechanics will find "Orientation" to be an engaging entry point into the Dysfunctional Systems universe. Those who appreciate anime aesthetics and stories centered around a female lead will also find much to enjoy.
Game Info
Dysfunctional Systems: Orientation is a kinetic novel, meaning it progresses linearly with player interaction limited to advancing the text and visuals. It's designed to be a story-first experience, delving into the early life and training of Winter Harrison, a student mediator from a utopian Earth. The game uses a combination of text, sound design, and artistic illustrations to convey its narrative. It supports full controller input and is available through Steam Family Sharing.
