Here's my review.
Good:
-Heroines design mostly on point
-Good potential
-Horror side adds a lil bit of creativity/mystery.
Bad:
-Feels like there's 10x more effort put into the "horror" scenes than the sex scenes.
-Puzzles that would take hundreds of hours of (mostly pointless)research inside the game if done without help.
-The good potential is not reached.
-Horror is mostly nonsensical, often pure waste of time screens, 20 fake end screens, random quotes from literature/famous people that have zero correlation with anything(kinda "fake depth" if you ask me)
-Sex scenes not that good
-Effort/time per sex scene is very high
This game is very long, even without reading everything, using max speed auto, this game takes 24+ hours to reach the current version's last scenes. Also, some heroines event chains are so long to finally get to bed them that at that point you don't even care anymore.
I guess you could say with this game the journey is better than the end goal, but the journey is pretty tedious for me. The horror is not scary at all and sometimes it makes you uneasy a bit. The horror is like doki doki meets liminal space meets dialup horror, but overall it's mostly random shit being displayed on screen. Doki Doki is more scary, and liminal/dialup/analog horror is pretty hard to do convincingly.
Conclusion: So yeah I give it 6/10, uncompleted and potential not reached and no hints that it will be reached. Also too long for what you get. The horror adds a bit of uniqueness but is more random and nonsensical than anything else. Best part is how the heroines look.
I know I'm late to this, but I'm reading up on the last few gazillion pages after finishing the latest update - and I just have to say this:
Holy bursh, having Pareidolia review LiL and giving it a 6/10 because Akira is a pussy, the sex scenes aren't hardcore enough and there being too much talking in between them in the first place, was not on my 2024 bingo card.
That's why "untitled" was the best of all the puzzles, since it had actually relevant questions to the plot (some of them at least). Not good by any means, but better. Plus, Yumi deserves to go see the turtles.
That's why "untitled" was the best of all the puzzles, since it had actually relevant questions to the plot (some of them at least). Not good by any means, but better. Plus, Yumi deserves to go see the turtles.
That's why "untitled" was the best of all the puzzles, since it had actually relevant questions to the plot (some of them at least). Not good by any means, but better. Plus, Yumi deserves to go see the turtles.
No.
I think the reset puzzles are very important part of the game. That's why there are no auto-passing puzzles or hints. There are many tutorials for that.
The mod automatically starts the next event after the previous one is completed only. Puzzles are just one of the events.
And taking this opportunity, I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who writes here. So many interesting theories and moments I missed myself.
In fact, there are two games - the first I play myself, the second I read here.
Some of the updates were terrible to me. But even there you found some interesting bits of information. Which made me come back to the game again.
No.
I think the reset puzzles are very important part of the game. That's why there are no auto-passing puzzles or hints. There are many tutorials for that.
The mod automatically starts the next event after the previous one is completed only. Puzzles are just one of the events.
By actually linking to the comments you're still doing their work for them, just post the image next time, make the lazy shits actually type a few letters into the search box.
By actually linking to the comments you're still doing their work for them, just post the image next time, make the lazy shits actually type a few letters into the search box.
Ehh, varies person to person but for me I give first timers a screenshot and link to the save, but if they ask again at some point I'm just hitting them with a
with no link.
My way of knowing when someone asks again is before giving a reply I check the notepad file I have that's dedicated to listing EVERYONE (most likely will miss some) that has asked for a save file. Just quick search for that users name and if they don't pop up then I'm adding them in there.
Ehh, varies person to person but for me I give first timers a screenshot and link to the save, but if they ask again at some point I'm just hitting them with a
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with no link.
My way of knowing when someone asks again is before giving a reply I check the notepad file I have that's dedicated to listing EVERYONE (most likely will miss some) that has asked for a save file. Just quick search for that users name and if they don't pop up then I'm adding them in there.
Legit 1 billion people have send save files from a lot of the versions.Like in 2 minutes ive found save files from ver 35 36 40 41 42.Just learn how to use the save file bruh
with no link.
