海市蜃楼之馆
The Girl with White Hair (1707) (Mirage Mansion)
Traveling alone in search of medical technology, he gets lost in the forest and arrives at the mansion. She realized her duty was to stay in the hall, becoming the last link to restrain the beast Bestia's reason.
The Girl with White Hair (1869) (Mirage Mansion)
Born into a prestigious family, she comes to the mansion as Yakopo's wife, strives to devote herself but constantly angers her husband, leading to her being rejected by the maids. She relies on her only support, Maria, hoping to watch over her husband's dream of a railway career.
The White-Haired Girl (1603) (Mirage Mansion)
Estimated to be between 14 and 16 years old, background unknown. Her white hair and light-colored skin make her rejected and hard to adapt to sunlight; She came to Ross's house on a stormy night and stayed behind as a maid, seemingly with her own motives.
The Mirage Hall, the gate of 1869
Railway investors chased money and power, and the estrangement between the couple became the center of the tragedy.
The Mirage Pavilion, the gate of 1707
Beasts live in the abandoned mansion, and the desire for peace is gradually shattered by violence and slaughter.
The 1603rd Gate of the Mirage Hall
The Flourishing Rose and Ross siblings live together, and the arrival of the white-haired maid changes what seemed like a happy family.
The 1099th Gate of the Mirage Hall
The fourth gate is about a young man who claims to be cursed and Giselle, who is regarded as a witch.
Nellie Rose (Mirage House)
In 1603 records, the eldest daughter of the Ross family at age 14 was lively, opinionated, and willful, fond of playing cards, imported pastries, dressing up, drama, and chatting. She is attached to her brother Mel, treating him like a prince since childhood when he played games; The upcoming marriage made her anxious.
Mel Rose (Mirage Mansion)
In 1603 records, the eldest son of the Ross family at age 17, gentle, intelligent, and lacking ambition, often caring for his sister Nelly. The priest suggested he study theology, but he was unable to decide on his future; Meeting a young girl changed this ordinary life.
Mirage Mansion Windows original specifications
The original work's special page provides a reference reading time of 20 to 25 hours, 8 endings (excluding death endings and hidden chapters), 65 pieces of music, 35 of which are songs. Uses image specifications above 800×600; The console modern arc dubbing is part of the later collection.
The fourth gate is a retrospective record of changes
The normal narrative in the fourth section does not fully match the retrospective records, with red-colored dialogue appearing in the records; The latter half reveals that these words involve a conversation between the witch and Michelle about the story that was created.
Aikawa Razuna
Aikawa Razuna credited the original Windows music for 'Mirage Mansion.'
Yusuke Tsutsumi
Yusuke Tsutsumi credited the original Windows music for "Mirage Mansion."
Georges (Mirage House)
The second brother of the Bollinger family appears at the Seventh Gate, Michel's older brother, and Didier's younger brother, also appearing as a character in the painting. He painted Michelle as a feminized figure for his mother, but the image conflicted with Michel's self-identity.
Didier (Mirage Hall)
The eldest brother of the Bollinger family appearing at the Seventh Gate, and the older brother of Michel and Georges. The brothers lived together during childhood; His family responsibilities and religious beliefs later contributed to his exclusion of Michel, and it was only in the final chapters that he once again called Michel his brother.
Pauline (Mirage Hall)
In 1707 archives, a 22-year-old merchant's daughter was in a long-distance relationship with a man engaged in trade from another country, maintaining a relationship even if they could only meet once every few years. After news arrived that her lover had died in a shipwreck, she still believed he was alive and set out on her quest to find him.
The Merchant Man (Mirage Mansion)
A foreign trader in love with Pauline, earnest and hard to approach, but always devoted. The original second door's public archives listed him as deceased at the age of 25, while Pauline continued to believe he was alive.
Jacopo Beerzatti (Mirage House)
In 1869 archives, a 26-year-old railway investor ruthlessly exploited others to achieve his ambitions, even losing trust in his wife; Regard money and power as things you can trust.
Maria Campanella (Mirage House)
In 1869 archives, a 24-year-old household maid was socially open, generous, and reliable in her work. Other maids distanced themselves from Akopo's wife, but only Maria stood by her side and gradually became friends; She is not afraid of Yakopo.
Giselle (Mirage Hall)
The white-haired woman at the fourth gate is just a surface story; In the fifth gate, Giselle is a black-haired woman who arrives at Michel's residence, while the sixth door reveals that she is the same woman as the woman waiting for him.
The Mirage Pavilion
"The Mansion of the Mirage" is produced by Novectacle and is classified as Visual Novel (悲劇と絕望の西洋浪漫サスペンスホラーノベル). The release date listed is 2012-12-31, and the platform includes PC and 3DS.
Mirage House Original Sound Track 2017 New Edition
The NOVECT catalog records a new soundtrack released in summer 2017, with four CDs containing 68 tracks and about four and a half hours. This is a record of the content stats, recorded separately with the 65 game music specifications on the original Windows page.