The House in Fata Morgana: A Requiem for Innocence

Just like the original The House in Fata Morgana, A Requiem for Innocence is a genuine masterpiece. It is rare to find a narrative that affects you this deeply. I find myself completely unable to move on from the tragedy that unfolds here. Knowing where the story leads does not soften the blow; if anything, it makes the journey more devastating and grounded in its painful reality. I am speaking with absolute sincerity when I say that the emotional weight of this story will stay with me for a lifetime. Morgana, Jacopo, and the rest of the cast are written with such raw, unexaggerated humanity that I know I will never forget them. It is a profoundly sad, beautiful, and essential experience. If you played the base game, you owe it to yourself to read this.

even after a complete main game, requiem feels like a must play after the main. 10/10

incredibly good, expands on the first game so much (morgana and jacopos story)