History VideoGame / LostDimension

* NewGamePlus: Carries over Gift points and your earned ranks while adding new TIPS and randomizing the first traitor.

* NonStandardGameOver: It's quite hard to do so, but it's possible for Sho to be the erased.

* TheMole: A character per floor is a traitor and must be eliminated without accusing the wrong person.

* AlternateUniverse: [[spoiler: The End and the "randomly chosen" five traitors are from the "old" world, which is in parallel to the "new" world, the key difference being the "old" world is about to be struck by a meteor. ]]
* AllThereInTheManual: The game contains multiple text files that expand on the lore of the setting, several which can only be acquired on a NewGamePlus that detail [[spoiler: The End's plot and shed light on his motivations.]]

%%* FragileSpeedster: Nagi and Agito. Nagi focuses on HitAndRunTactics, while Agito is TheSneakyGuy.

* RevengeBeforeReason: [[spoiler: The End's main goal. He doesn't care how many people he kills, he just wants to make Sho suffer.]]
* SadisticChoice: Not only do you have to struggle in choosing who the traitor is, do you actually eliminate them or are they too valuable to you? The downside being a harder final boss but... do you really need that healer that you are ''certain'' is the traitor? [[spoiler: Turns out this is very much intended In-Universe, as part of The End's plan to make Sho suffer. His motives being that ''he himself'' was on the bad end of a SadisticChoice in the past, and he wants Sho to know how that feels.]]

* TheAce: Toya. He's spent so long excelling at everything that he's starved for equals.

** Played in an interesting way with George. His natural skill set is quite small leaving him with very few options early on. At the end of his tree, however, he gains access to a HUGE number of powerful abilities that can only be accessed through others' Fate Materia, making him incredibly powerful if he lasts all the way to the end. [[spoiler: Since he's the fixed first traitor on the first playthrough, he's an example of one whos true powers don't come out until a NewGamePlus.]]

* WhiteHairBlackHeart: The End has snow white hair with red tips.
* XMeetsY: Has been described as ''VideoGame/ValkyriaChronicles'' meets ''VisualNovel/DanganRonpa''.

* NominalHero: Himeno considers herself one: she doesn't care about saving the world, she's only with the team to kill The End, and says ImNotHereToMakeFriends word-for-word. [[spoiler: [[SubvertedTrope She's lying.]] In reality, she cares very deeply about the world, but due to her pyrokinisis powers triggering on anything she focuses on, she feels anything or anyone she cares about will end up getting hurt in the end, so she intentionally distances herself from others.]]

* AntiVillain: As it turns out, the traitors are {{Well Intentnioned Extremist}}s, bordering on HeroAntagonist. [[spoiler:Like you, they're trying to save the world. ''Their'' world. Either of you succeeding means dooming the other world, so it's more a tragic case of GoodVsGood.]]

* AllThereInTheManual: The game contains multiple text files that expand on the lore of the setting, several which can only be acquired on a [[NewGamePlus New Game+]] that detail [[spoiler: The End's plot and shed light on his motivations.]]

* BitterSweetEnding: [[spoiler: You've defeated The End and saved the world!! To be precise you have saved the "new" world and doomed the "old" one. Averted in GoldenEnding.]]

* EasilyForgiven: Generally speaking, the traitors don't begrudge the others when they're Erased.

* AntiVillain: As it turns out, the traitors are [[spoiler: Type IV, boardering on HeroAntagonist. Like you, they're trying to save the world. ''Their'' world. Either of you succeeding means dooming the other world, so it's more a tragic case of GoodVsGood.]]

* FacingDeathWithDignity: Most of the traitors takes the prospect of being erased nicely.

* EagleLand: George is a classic type 1, benevolent, kind and heroic. Unless he is the randomly selected traitor, then he is type 2.

** Played in an interesting way with George. His natural skill set is quite small leaving him with very few options early on. At the end of his tree, however, he gains access to a HUGE number of powerful abilities that can only be accessed through others' Fate Materia, making him incredibly powerful if he lasts all the way to the end. [[spoiler: Since he's the fixed first traitor on the first playthrough, he's an example of one whos true powers don' come out until a NewGamePlus.]]

* WhatTheHellHero: If Sho guesses wrong as to who the traitor is, he is punished by having the wronged character appear as an enemy during the final boss battle. Several characters will also call him out ''brutally'' if they're selected for Erasure, even some of the traitors.

* AffablyEvil: Most traitors, which makes it all the more of a PlayerPunch to have to Erase them.

* AnyoneCanDie: And you and your companions are voting who to Erase.

* EvilTowerOfOminousness: End's tower.

* FauxAffablyEvil: The End, the game's BigBad, acts incredibly friendly towards SEALED, all while stirring up suspicion between them, [[SadisticChoice forcing them to erase eachother]] and threatening to nuke the entire world. Oh, and he's killed millions of people before the game even begins.

* IJustWantToBeSpecial: According to her profile, this is why OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Yoko wants to become an IdolSinger. On the other hand, she doesn't care for her telepathic Gifts, preferring to only use them when it's strictly necessary.

* MagikarpPower: Yoko begins the game as a low-powered buff-caster, but she has the highest PSY (Gift attack power) by a large, large margin, frustrated only by her lack of anything to do with it. Approximately halfway through the game, she (roughly simultaneously) 1) gains the ability to give the entire party a buff to every single stat for three turns and 2) gains access to actual attack spells (whether by her own skill trees or by Fate Materia). At the end of the game, she's one of the strongest characters.

* SadisticChoice: Not only do you have to struggle in choosing who the traitor is, do you actually eliminate them or are they too valuable to you? The downside being a harder final boss but... do you really need that healer that you are ''certain'' is the traitor?

* AllLovingHero: Agito considers ''everyone'' his friend, no exceptions. This includes The End, who they entered the tower to kill.

* NominalHero: Himeno considers herself one: she doesn't care about saving the world, she's only with the team to kill The End, and says ImNotHereToMakeFriends word-for-word.

* SoLongAndThanksForAllTheGear: Entirely averted. Skills learned by Erased characters can be inherited by others, and any equipment an Erased character was wearing will be immediately returned to your equipment pool upon their erasure.

* WhatTheHellHero: If Sho guesses wrong as to who the traitor is, he is punished by having the wronged character appear as an enemy during the final boss battle.