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Alright—so! If you thought Episode 2 was dark... it honestly pales in comparison to this one. Truly. This episode is disturbing, shocking, and still—somehow—you find yourself completely falling in love with the story and its characters, if you haven't already.

The plot becomes increasingly layered, and the gameplay diverges from the first two episodes in a way that feels refreshing and impactful. I honestly don’t have the right words to fully describe the experience—it's something that must be felt rather than explained. I mean that literally; I was left speechless more than once.

Snow White looks absolutely ethereal, and I was completely captivated by the illustrations. Like I mentioned in my comment on the first episode, I adore characters whose personalities don’t align with their appearance—and Snow White embodies that perfectly. If you’ve played the earlier episodes, you already know what I mean. His backstory, though… it was nauseating at times. I had to pause just to process what was happening. Still, I loved the riddles he gave us. I want to say it was a pleasure to play this part, but honestly, "pleasant" isn’t the right word. It was intense. And yet, every disturbing element felt purposeful and necessary. I have no complaints—everything had meaning.

Now… about Wizard.
God, isn’t he just incredibly handsome? Finally getting to know him, truly understanding him, and uncovering the reality behind everything felt incredibly satisfying. I wonder—how many times did our heroine have to relive things just to grasp the full picture? I'd love to know that someday. His personality is bold and unapologetic, and I adore every bit of it.

I wouldn't call it a happy ending, exactly... but even so, I loved every second.

And I have to say this again: our heroine is brilliant. I love her. I love her. I love her. The way she adapts to each character and situation—it’s like she was designed for them (yes, pun very much intended).

Anyway— if you haven’t played the game yet, what are you waiting for? Go. Play it. You won’t regret it.