Synopsis
Summary
How well do we truly know our loved ones? You come home from a long day at work to find your partner cooking dinner for you, but something isn’t quite right…
Features:
*Pick from 2 different female voices (male voices version also available)
*Gender-neutral (your partner will refer to you as ‘they/them’)
*Timed choices + regular choices
*Full English voice acting (playing with headphones is recommended due to some 3D audio aspects)
*5 endings (3 ‘good’ + 2 ‘bad’)
Warnings: Please note that due to the nature of the game, there are some things that people may find upsetting or disturbing, such as:
*Swearing/bad language
*Depictions of blood
*General psychological horror themes.
Voice Talent:
Female Voice 01 – Danuta Marie –
Female Voice 02 – Lindsay Marie –
https://www.castingcall.club/m/Lindsay
Marie
Walkthrough:
Need help finding all the endings? Feel free to email me for a walkthrough: melancholicmarionette@gmail.com
Other Stuff:
*For full credits, please see the text document within the game folder.
*Please note that the game features English text only.
I hope you enjoy the game!
Keyboard Shortcuts:
S = Save
L = Load
M = Open Menu
T = Return to title screen
A = Begin auto text mode
B = Open backlog
Spacebar = Skip text
Contains overlapping content with
“Impostor (Male Voices Version) (RE306416)”
| Circle | Melancholy Marionette |
| Tags | R18, Role-playing, Voice, Music, Application, English |
| Price | 770JPY |
Editorial Review
Psychological horror remains a thinly populated corner of English-language, voice-driven interactive fiction, which tends to favor romance and comfort-oriented fantasies. Impostor slots into that gap as a domestic suspense piece, built around the unease of coming home to a partner who seems subtly wrong.
What distinguishes it is how much it asks of its audio. Full English voice acting is the backbone, with a choice of two female voice performers and a separate male-voiced edition, so the same story can be experienced in noticeably different registers. The developer recommends headphones because of the 3D audio elements, which suits a premise about spatial unease and things not being where they should be. Gameplay leans on both regular and timed choices, adding pressure that fits the genre, and the five endings, three “good” and two “bad,” promise replay value without sprawling. The gender-neutral protagonist, addressed as “they/them,” is a considerate touch that lets more listeners slot into the role without friction. The content warnings (strong language, blood, and psychological horror themes) signal that the tension is meant to be taken seriously, not played as a gimmick.
The synopsis is brief, so the finer points of the plot are best left undisturbed, and that restraint works in the premise’s favor. The Application and Music tags suggest a compact, self-contained package.
Listeners who enjoy immersive audio drama, branching narratives, and slow-building dread over conventional romance will get the most from it. For anyone who wants their roleplay with a pulse-quickening edge of suspicion, Impostor is a tightly scoped, headphone-first thriller worth an evening.
Official English version available ↓
Get “Impostor (Female Voices Versio” on DLsite
English Version → Free TrialJapanese Original
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R18 | English | Application | Music | Role-playing
