THREE VERSES by Sphere is a first-person dungeon crawler and typing game centered on poetry. The player has lost their physical body and must escape purgatory by delivering verses from deities to struggling poets. It combines exploration, typing battles, word puzzles, note-taking, and movement-based minigames.

Typing, poetry, and puzzle-filled exploration

One of the game’s most interesting ideas is how it turns writing and typing into actual gameplay. Players are encouraged to write down key information, which makes the experience feel more attentive and personal. The typing-based RPG battles also give the game a creative twist beyond simple dungeon exploration.

The expansive grid-based world gives THREE VERSES a classic adventure structure, but its poetry theme makes it feel unusual and reflective. The word puzzles and minigames are best suited for patient players who enjoy language-based challenges. However, the crude language, fantasy violence, tobacco, and alcohol may limit its audience.

A creative indie typing adventure

Overall, THREE VERSES looks like a creative indie game with a very specific identity. Its mix of poetry, typing, and dungeon crawling may not appeal to everyone, but it stands out because it tries something different. For players who enjoy experimental games, it seems worth trying.