Review V0.2.1
New Horizon centers on an ordinary guy who embarks on a journey together with a girl to uncover the mystery behind his father's and her sister's disappearance. It’s still early in the story, so some parts are still a bit vague, but there’s definitely potential here, and it kept me interested.
The characters the MC meets along the way are well-developed, especially the love interests, who are both intriguing and realistically portrayed. They add a lot to the story with their unique personalities and attractive designs. The romance pacing is also quite enjoyable—though for some characters, like Asaye, it feels a bit fast, given their personalities.
As for the MC himself, he’s not particularly memorable. He isn’t irritating, but he doesn’t add much to the experience either, which is something that might improve over time.
On the visual side, the graphics are simply fantastic. You can tell a lot of effort went into making sure the game looks sharp and immersive.
One possible downside is the lack of choices. If you’re looking for a heavily interactive experience, this might feel like more of a visual novel, with fewer moments where you influence the story. Personally, I don’t mind, but for players who value choice-driven gameplay, it’s something to keep in mind.
Overall, New Horizon has a solid start with strong visuals, interesting love interests, and a storyline that leaves you wanting to see what happens next. Five start well deserved, keep it up!
New Horizon centers on an ordinary guy who embarks on a journey together with a girl to uncover the mystery behind his father's and her sister's disappearance. It’s still early in the story, so some parts are still a bit vague, but there’s definitely potential here, and it kept me interested.
The characters the MC meets along the way are well-developed, especially the love interests, who are both intriguing and realistically portrayed. They add a lot to the story with their unique personalities and attractive designs. The romance pacing is also quite enjoyable—though for some characters, like Asaye, it feels a bit fast, given their personalities.
As for the MC himself, he’s not particularly memorable. He isn’t irritating, but he doesn’t add much to the experience either, which is something that might improve over time.
On the visual side, the graphics are simply fantastic. You can tell a lot of effort went into making sure the game looks sharp and immersive.
One possible downside is the lack of choices. If you’re looking for a heavily interactive experience, this might feel like more of a visual novel, with fewer moments where you influence the story. Personally, I don’t mind, but for players who value choice-driven gameplay, it’s something to keep in mind.
Overall, New Horizon has a solid start with strong visuals, interesting love interests, and a storyline that leaves you wanting to see what happens next. Five start well deserved, keep it up!