History VideoGame / RealityMinds

* InterruptedSuicide: [[spoiler:Kvena uses positive essences to enhance Silvana's desire to die, but Astrake intentionally thinks negatively in order to generate negative essences, allowing him to cancel out the positive essences and stop Silvana.]]

* InterruptedSuicide: [[spoiler:Kvena uses positive essences to enhance Silvana's desire to die, but Astrake uses negative essences to convince Silvana otherwise.]]

* InstantExpert: Astrake and Silvana are capable of each other's combat movesets without any difficulty, despite the former being a swordsman with healing magic and the latter being an offensive mage. Subverted in the story, where other characters note that Silvana's swordplay is amateurish and Astrake cannot use custom spells that Silvana developed.

* {{Infodump}}: Kvena's explanations about essences are quite heavy, which makes it fortunate that the game gives the player the option to save in between each one.

* HypocriticalHeartwarming: Astrake inspires his friends with his optimism, but [[HypocrisyNod notes]] that he's harboring his own self-doubts and wonders if what he's saying is hollow. That said, others note that his encouragement does help to bring out their potential.

* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler:Kvena admits that she finds Astrake's optimism both admirable and enviable, since she's secretly a deeply pessimistic person.]]

* FreakyFridayFlip: Astrake and Silvana have their bodies switched after the latter attacks the former. This ends up switching their entire moveset as well.

** The Tentacreature has two of its tentacles act as separate enemies.

* FallenHeroine: [[spoiler:Kvena used to have a grand goal of finding a way to balance positive and negative essences, but years as a ghost wore away at her sanity.]]

** In the post-epilogue, the party must defeat [[spoiler:Rasheed and Reffian in order to add them to the party]] and unlock the [[BonusBoss cameo boss battles]].

* DualBoss

** In the post-epilogue, the party must defeat [[spoiler:Rasheed and Reffian in order to add them to the party]] and unlock the cameo boss battles.

** The BonusBoss, Elliete, can cast a physical reflect buff on herself at any time, making it risky to attack her with anything but magic.

** In the post-epilogue, the party must defeat [[spoiler:Rasheed and Reffian in order to add them to the party.]] Afterwards, several BonusBoss pairs from the developer's other games and one of their friend's works show up in the castle.

* CassandraTruth: Discussed. Astrake notes that few would believe [[spoiler:Silvana was brainwashed by the ghost Kvena into attacking Arkeld village]], but nonetheless gives this explanation to both the soldiers and the Arkeld villagers, since he thinks it's better than not saying anything and looking guilty anyways.

* DemonicPossession: Downplayed. [[spoiler:Due to the possession mechanic in combat, it looks like Kvena made Silvana attack Arkeld village by possessing the latter. However, the dev room reveals that Kvena actually mind controlled Silvana, since the act of possession doesn't allow her to control the target to the same degree as mind control. It's noted that possession is ineffective if the possessor and the possessed aren't on the same page.]]

* DefeatMeansPlayable: In the post-epilogue, [[spoiler:Rasheed and Reffian will permanently join the party after their DualBoss fight.]]

* CrutchCharacter: When Kvena is in the party, Astrake can continue fighting even at 0 HP. Kvena is also capable of dodging any physical attack and has decent magic defense, so she's unlikely to get knocked out.

* CowardlyLion: Reffian struggles with her career as a soldier because she's too afraid to fight any monster stronger than a [[TheGoomba slimey slime]]. After Astrake encourages her to believe in herself, she becomes a competent CombatMedic who can stand against boss monsters.

* CombinationAttack: If the player characters use specific skills in a turn, they will follow up with another skill that combines the effects of the original skills. Fortunately, the game allows the player to check on all chain skill combinations in and out of combat.

* CombatMedic: Astrake and Reffian are both melee fighters who can use healing magic. Of the two, Astrake is more focused on combat due to having more stackable attack buffs while Reffian is better at healing due to her speed and higher magic stat.

* CombatMedic: Astrake and Reffian are both melee fighters who can use healing magic.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Kvena is revealed to be intentionally ruining Silvana's life by mind controlling her into attacking innocents with magic. She wants to make the protagonists hate her and grant her the death she wishes for.]]

* BadLiar: Silvana cannot lie without giving herself away with her facial expression and body language, causing Rasheed to realize that she and Astrake switched bodies.

* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:In the epilogue, Silvana uses her position as a soldier to help repair Arkeld village and earn her fellow villagers' forgiveness.]]

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Astrake states that his friend and rival Udir is better than him in swordplay. Though Udir believes he only has the advantage because his mercenary father trained him and states that Astrake is amazing in his own way for catching up so quickly.

* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Astrake states that Udir is better than him in swordplay. Though Udir believes he only has the advantage because his mercenary father trained him and that Astrake is amazing in his own way for catching up so fast.

* AlmightyJanitor: Udir isn't able to become a soldier during the story [[spoiler:because Kvena kidnapped him and caused him to miss the recruitment test.]] Despite this, Astrake, who did become a soldier, acknowledges that Udir is the better swordsman. [[spoiler:After the party defeats Rasheed and Reffian in the post-epilogue, Rasheed plans to pull some strings to help Udir join faster.]]