Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika 2D Trash™

I got this game as a gift. Thanks, summer sale. I added the 18+ patch and have not played it without the 18+ patch. This game is short but extremely sweet. Both romanceable options have the capability to leave a sour taste in your mouth or give you the warm fuzzies. I teared up more than once.

I wrote a full review on this short, lighthearted story for my blog. The basic gist is this: Magical Otoge Ciel doesn't take itself too seriously and as long as you don't try to take it too seriously you will enjoy it. The characters are charming, the routes are unique to each other, and the art is breath-taking. The music was great and there was a lot of humor. While this isn't like, #1 best free VN ever, it's definitely one I'd recommend to anybody looking for a good free-to-play.

Soundtrack: 5/5 -- HB deserves its "great soundtrack" tag. The music is appropriate, enjoyable, and diverse. It's well-suited to the game and there are enough different tracks that it doesn't get boring.
Art: 5/5 -- Background art is gorgeous. Lots of CGs where other games would use sprites. Sprites are nice, too. I fell in love with the paintings of the West.
Programming: 4/5 -- In like, the third-ish chapter there were some issues where the text box would hide while sprites switched expressions. And Auto was sometimes difficult for me. Nitpicky issues, but didn't cause any big problems.
Story: 3.5/5 -- I love the plot: wanderer and hitch-hiker team up to find treasure and fall in love but they experience more than what either of them expected. I think I would've liked more Amber and Marina background. Plus when you think about the fact they fell in love over like three weeks it's a little strange that they get so into each other. I low-key agree with Mariah that these girls are fools. Most of the issue I take with the story was in the pacing, however, so it was forgivable.
Grillz: 5/5
Dank Memes: 5/5 -- Goofball Mode is super silly. I took like a million screenshots for my personal collection.

I've waited since this game came out for the excuse to purchase it. I was fortunate enough to pick it up in the Sekai Project Humble Bundle. I'm glad I picked it up in the bundle because I definitely would've paid the straight $10 for it.

Overall, game feels like a 4/5. Worth picking up if you have interest in it.

Definitely one of the weirder visual novels I've played. I didn't feel satisfied by any of the endings, but to be honest I don't think I could've expected anything else after being ported into an alternate timeline with a near-stranger from school that asked me on a convenience date.

Not high replay value outside of the achievements, but it's definitely entertaining when you see how peculiar the various endings are!

Awesome idle game. Adorable, funny, and super meta.

It's free, there's basically no excuse not to if you like anime chicks and idle games. It's slow to get started (quite a bit slower than Adventure Capitalist when it comes to prestiging) but it's totally adorable and funny. This is seriously the game I've been waiting for my whole life and never thought too hard about it.

There are a couple typos throughout the game in repeated text. It can feel a little slow at times (duh).

The numbers will have be tweaked in the long run. I used my date/time settings to cheat out to the 50 cap on all the skills and acquire a bunch of money/diamonds. At level 50 it takes like 3,000 days to upgrade a skill again and I'm pretty sure 10 years is a bit obscene. This is at approximately 34x multipllier, too, so I advise that the devs make it a bit more reasonable and set a cap on the length of time it takes for a skill to level up if they want to keep pepole interested. You literally need multiple hundreds of years to finish this game in full in the state its in now.

Nobody will find out about how moist Pamu makes people otherwise.

The actions you choose actually have consequences in this game. It's easy to become the type of hero (or villain) you want to be in this story. As with all stories, your imagination will carry you far if you let it.

I'm a huge fan of Michaela's projects. From Seduce Me to this, I love what she does. Her voice reels give me liiiife, and she's such a sweetheart with so many great ideas. I liked hearing Bradley and Scott in here, as they're both rockin' velvet voices.

This is short, sweet, to the point. No ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. You want that fine butler ass and you gotta get it. So please, don't worry that it's a whole freaking dollar. It's worth it.

The producer works her butt off and puts out consistent content across the board despite roadblocks she hits. She #crushesit. :)

Breathtaking artwork. Lovely soundtrack. Great story with a new twist on the old Cinderella-shtick. Worth playing multiple times to get the achievements and learn the truth about all the ominous factors in the life of Cinders. Recommend for experienced visual-novel enthusiasts and new VN readers alike.

Cities: Skylines is excellently detailed. It's fast, fun, and has a degree of complexity that makes it a challenge. This game is what Sim City always wanted to be but couldn't. Strongly recommend for world-building fans.

The development team has gone out of their way the past few years to ensure that new content continues to build the possibilities outward, which I really appreciate. They haven't dropped the title yet. Bugs get fixed, new features get added, and it's a little overwhelming how much "bigger" the game is than it was on initial release.

If you're just picking it up, it's easy to get into starting with the base game. If you overwhelm yourself with all of the additional DLC it might get difficult to keep track.

Not a "dating sim." Choices don't affect gameplay or story. Really short read. Only buy it if it's super cheap or take it if it's gifted to you to be nice. Most Sakura games are pretty similar, too. They are very lackluster.