Twilight Apartment

Twilight Apartment is set in a place where everything except your own existence is uncertain. After meeting a mysterious person who tells you the mission you have been given, you make choices that appear as cards and gradually change the world.

Choose your cards

The game progresses through 16 cards, with three choices offered at a time. Each card combines four attributes, each with two opposing qualities: white or black, circular or diamond-shaped, line-like or surface-like, and halo or ripple. Choosing a card earns a score, but scoring from cards alone is not enough to complete the game.

Residents you summon add effects to cards, and combining those effects into synergies is key to multiplying your score. Selecting cards with the same attribute in succession also builds a combo count and earns a score bonus.

Residents and rooms

The apartment has five rooms besides your own, and more than 60 residents. Each resident has an individual ability and conditions that affect card choices. Residents can strengthen particular attributes: for example, a group that boosts white cards can provide more effects for them, while opposing black cards receive no benefit. Balancing your resident lineup is important.

Stage rewards

ParadigmShift (PdS) is another way to increase your score. You can obtain PdS as a reward between stages, and it grants various special effects.

D-Limit

Every action uses a value called D-Limit, which starts at 0%. It rises as turns pass, as you collect rewards and as you use PdS. If it exceeds 100%, the game ends.