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During several points in each of the more than a dozen songs across the game, you can influence the direction of the song by making choices from those personality traits. You’ll have these personality choices throughout each of the game’s songs too. Having different ways to approach each situation adds plenty of replayability to the game.

At the start of the game, you can choose a dominant personality trait that will unlock additional conversation options charming, kickass or clever. Conversations unfold via a dialogue tree that allows you to enquire about details of those involved, and to develop your relationships along the way. Your quest to do so will take you across the city and into Olympus, meeting an assortment of Idols (the Greek gods) to learn more about what happened in an attempt to clear your name. Hermes soon arrives and takes Grace to a council of Greek gods, who explain that she has one week to prove that she is innocent of the murder of Calliope. Not long after, Calliope turns up on Grace’s doorstep with fatal wounds, at which point her soul and abilities are passed on to Grace. Grace encounters the Greek muse Calliope, with whom she experiences an other-worldly musical experience. Throughout this visual novel you play as Grace, a headstrong vocalist played by prolific voice actress Laura Bailey. The result gets close to living up to my lofty expectations, but at the same time, I’d be lying if I said it didn’t leave me with a feeling of a missed opportunity. Stray Gods infuses these formats with Greek mythology, a murder mystery, and a roll call to make a Playbill blush. These are two mediums sporting such profoundly unique ways to tell a story. Videogames and musicals are two of my favourite things on the planet, so to say that I was excited by the mere thought of Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical would be an understatement.

Download the new version for windows Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical