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Silhouette Mirage

10 September 19977.2/ 10 · 23 votesEveryone3

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About

Following genetic experiments conducted by a group of scientists at the turn of the millennium, a biological explosion contaminated the genetic structure of life on Earth. Two attributes emerged from the ruins, known as Silhouette and Mirage; like Yin and Yang, they cannot exist without each other, but are fundamentally opposed in their nature and ideology. Only a Messenger, one who contains both attributes in a balance, is able to get to the Edo facility and reverse back the genetic disaster, destroying both Silhouette and Mirage. This messenger is a young girl named Shyna Nera Shyna.

Silhouette Mirage is a side-scrolling action game. The basic gameplay is somewhat similar to that of Gunstar Heroes. The game's standout feature is the concept of the two attributes. Depending on the enemy's attributes and the type of attack used by Shyna, damage can be increased, and spirit (equivalent to magic power) can be absorbed from enemies. Shyna can dash, jump, crouch, slide, and grab enemies, executing combo attacks. It is also possible to master moves, acquire money, and purchase special creatures called "parasites", which teach Shyna various types of attacks.

The PlayStation port adds a new boss called The Reaper and adds a new story branch.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Side view

Languages (2)

Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English
Japanese

Game details

Controller Types Supported

Analog Controller

Input Device Features Supported

Vibration

Number of Players Supported

1 Player

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Also known as

Silhouette Mirage: Reprogrammed HopeJapanese PlayStation title

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Facts

Developer

Treasure

Released

10 September 1997

Platforms

PlayStationPS1SEGA SaturnPSPPS3PS Vita

Age ratings

ESRBEveryone

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Tags

3rd-person (Other)Side viewAnime / MangaShooterSci-fi / futuristicRegional differences