Decollate Decoration

Death turns a young woman’s devotion into something unnerving in this compact supernatural adventure. Denied the peaceful afterlife she expects, she becomes a ghost fixated on the man she loves, convinced that separation is worse than damnation. Decollate Decoration treats its tragic romance with a deliberately dark, morbid tone, asking players to guide a desperate spirit whose idea of reunion grows increasingly disturbing.

The action uses point-and-click investigation and command selection rather than reflex-heavy challenges. As an unseen presence, the heroine tries to influence “Him” through noisy hauntings, dream encounters, curses, and other paranormal interventions, but his lack of spiritual sensitivity means each attempt requires experimentation. Choices and discovered interactions steer scenes toward different outcomes, encouraging players to save often and test alternate approaches. The main route lasts roughly one to two hours, while six endings, each reached through relatively short branching runs, make it easy to revisit key decisions without committing to a huge visual novel.

Its strongest appeal lies in the contrast between its intimate relationship drama and its ghost-story mechanics: every supernatural tool doubles as a way to reveal obsession, grief, and the protagonist’s unstable reasoning. A prologue adds context for her life before death, while the epilogue extends the consequences beyond the central story, giving the package more narrative weight than its short runtime suggests. Completion rewards include an illustration collection and an ending tracker, useful for players determined to see every variation rather than guessing what remains locked. Fans of brief Japanese-style horror adventures, choice-driven visual novels, and unsettling romances will likely find plenty to unpack here; players seeking combat, open exploration, or a conventional love story should look elsewhere.