TieflingKisser
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TRUE LOVE IS POSSIBLE ONLY IN THE NEXT WORLD FOR NEW PEOPLE IT IS TOO LATE FOR US WREAK HAVOC ON THE MIDDLE CLASS
tieflingkisser @ PSN / Steam / itch.io
TRUE LOVE IS POSSIBLE ONLY IN THE NEXT WORLD FOR NEW PEOPLE IT IS TOO LATE FOR US WREAK HAVOC ON THE MIDDLE CLASS
tieflingkisser @ PSN / Steam / itch.io
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This review contains spoilers
I have mixed feelings about this game and I'm not sure what rating to give. On the one hand, it's got beautiful art and great voice acting. On the other, the UI is extremely inaccessible (ex: no pause, no skip) and the way suicide from online harassment is used for pure shock value definitely undermines any positive anti-bullying message that might attributed to the story.
Whether it's unwinding with the simplicity of the skirmish mode, enjoying the stories in the campaign mode, or taking on the challenge of pvp, there's something to enjoy here for historical/sim enjoyers. I've been playing it since I was a kid and still have fun with it.
Love it so far! I just finished Chapter 4, the last chapter released as of this review, and I'm absolutely loving it and already looking forward to the next update.
The art style is unique and really lends itself to the horror genre, and in combination with the writing there are some genuinely horrific moments. Even outside of the crescendos, the writing does a great job of maintaining a tense vibe punctuated with some moments of levity. The characters also all feel distinct and consistent, something that I've found can be lost all too easily in the visual novel format.
If your interests intersect at horror and visual novels, I definitely recommend checking it out! You can play the first chapter for free on itch.io and probably Steam.
The art style is unique and really lends itself to the horror genre, and in combination with the writing there are some genuinely horrific moments. Even outside of the crescendos, the writing does a great job of maintaining a tense vibe punctuated with some moments of levity. The characters also all feel distinct and consistent, something that I've found can be lost all too easily in the visual novel format.
If your interests intersect at horror and visual novels, I definitely recommend checking it out! You can play the first chapter for free on itch.io and probably Steam.