WedaSan
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Is this "Zero" similar to that Zero from Zero Escape series?
Even though each "Zero" in Zero Escape trilogy was different person in each game.
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Even though each "Zero" in Zero Escape trilogy was different person in each game.
TennerKami404
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Is CC actually from another series or does she just answer that you remembered no matter what dialogue box you pick as I chose "CC: From the girl who screams at the edge of time" or something like that
TennerKami404
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- Jun 6, 2017
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Suprisingly have never heard of that series or her as a character until finding this game
circuitarity
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I must say I am surprised no one mentioned the rage blasting music that doesn't get any quieter despite having set the music volume as low as I could put it. I have sensitive hearing so I can't even begin to really play this game, on to the delete pile it goes.
Haikalgyt
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So you're saying that deluxe version are better than full version?
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I was wondering why some of the music sounded so familiar and then song of saya started playing I don't think anyone wouldn't recognize that. in a pretty garbage loop as well. Like how do you fuck up looping a stolen song from a game that was designed to be looped. Makes me wonder how much of this game is stolen assets are the characters even original characters. Haven't finished it completely yet, but so far game isn't horrible but it's basically just a very mediocre fan fiction of tropes often found in these types of games like danganronpa. Doesn't necessarily make it bad. But it certainly doesn't feel like it has anything to add to the genre other then pointing out the obvious tropes of the genre as if they are unique revelations.
Honestly a shame, I enjoy these types of games I may have considered buying it upon completion if it had a decent conclusion but, while the irony is not lost on me seeing as this is f95 and I'm on here. I'm not going to support a dev who creates and sells a product entirely with stolen assets. Especially highly recognizable assets that already have an emotional investment in another story. Hearing Song of Saya just feels so brutally out of place and uncomfortable.
Honestly a shame, I enjoy these types of games I may have considered buying it upon completion if it had a decent conclusion but, while the irony is not lost on me seeing as this is f95 and I'm on here. I'm not going to support a dev who creates and sells a product entirely with stolen assets. Especially highly recognizable assets that already have an emotional investment in another story. Hearing Song of Saya just feels so brutally out of place and uncomfortable.
Prael
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Oh, I just wanted to look for the original (as it turned out, not very) soundtrack of the game, because I was interested in two tracks. It turned out to be "Song of Saya" and "Silent Sorrow". By the way, "Silent Sorrow" subtly reminds me of the "Radiance" theme from the game "Rewrite", which I also heard in the porn game without any clue what the name of the song is.
Weisskralle
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- May 25, 2019
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On, itch.io should be guide for the canonical order. But if you mean the non remastered version/s. Don't know if they are still available.
Weisskralle
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- May 25, 2019
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Nope, Its a remaster of Fouzi games Tbh I kinda liked the old art style better. A bunch of them got remastered.
Weisskralle
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Daquarius
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Daquarius
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Just finished this game, it took me only 2 hours, but I've some things to say about it. Dev is a fucking retard. At the beginning of the game there's some warning saying you don't need to play the other games, but you actually have to.
This game feels more like "chapter 5 out of 10". Near the end, the game just infodump you a lot of things from the dev's other games and finishes it halfway, indicating that there's a sequel. A lot of things are left unexplained.
As part of a series, this game may be good, but as a standalone game, it's barely 3/10.
This game feels more like "chapter 5 out of 10". Near the end, the game just infodump you a lot of things from the dev's other games and finishes it halfway, indicating that there's a sequel. A lot of things are left unexplained.
As part of a series, this game may be good, but as a standalone game, it's barely 3/10.