This is an indie kinetic (i.e. no gameplay, no choices, only reading) adult visual novel that I got as part of a bundle and decided to give it a go based on its relatively short duration (took me about 3 hours to complete).
Reviewing visual novels and narrative-driven games without providing spoilers is always hard, but I'll do my best. The story in this game is interesting and deals with the midlife crisis of a music teacher (main protagonist). The plot and story turn into a very disturbing tale that has strong and sensitive subjects such as depression, and anxiety, among other disturbing themes. Unfortunately, the plot is somewhat easy to figure out and that is a con in any visual novel that relies entirely in its story.
With all that being said, the writing is impressive considering its one-man/indie nature. I feel the game could have used more art pieces/stills since the same ones keep being resued for the most part but it's hard to demand more from an indie visual novel.
Reviewing visual novels and narrative-driven games without providing spoilers is always hard, but I'll do my best. The story in this game is interesting and deals with the midlife crisis of a music teacher (main protagonist). The plot and story turn into a very disturbing tale that has strong and sensitive subjects such as depression, and anxiety, among other disturbing themes. Unfortunately, the plot is somewhat easy to figure out and that is a con in any visual novel that relies entirely in its story.
With all that being said, the writing is impressive considering its one-man/indie nature. I feel the game could have used more art pieces/stills since the same ones keep being resued for the most part but it's hard to demand more from an indie visual novel.