Live A Live was an old Super Nintendo game, would never have been translated from Japanese without the fans. You could play with several different life stories each one with his own characters and story, with some relation or not between. This game reminds me about that somewhat, but the game is very original and much more mature. There is only 3 stories though, all with consistency. It did quite great for such an small game. I'm relieved that this simple, great idea still lives. The most absurd of it was the price I've paid, it was just too low for its content. A very creative piece of game, each chapter with its own soul. Be smart and think straight, go for your objective without thinking too much on it. The traps hidden on dialog can lead you astray, like in the real world. They made it simple, but VERY effective. And don't get fooled by the beautiful tunes, just like in the real world, consequences are coherent with your actions.

[b]Live A Live[/b] was an old [i]Super Nintendo[/i] game, would never have been translated from Japanese without the fans. You could play with several different life stories each one with his own characters and story, with some relation or not between. This game reminds me about that somewhat, but the game is very original and much more mature. There is only 3 stories though, all with consistency. It did quite great for such an small game. [b]I'm relieved that this simple, great idea still lives.[/b] The most absurd of it was the price I've paid, it was just too low for its content. A very creative piece of game, each chapter with its own soul. Be smart and think straight, go for your objective without thinking too much on it. The traps hidden on dialog can lead you astray, like in the real world. They made it simple, but VERY effective. And don't get fooled by the beautiful tunes, just like in the real world, consequences are coherent with your actions.