no idea in terms of hours but I did spend like 3 - 4 days playing it I want to say. Really depends how many paths you play. I played all of them expect the The Priestess path. So I saw almost all of the endings. I will say the ending is kind of rushed tho you feel like there is going to be a bit more substance before the end and it just happens really quick all of sudden I thought. At least the character endings / epilogue's were good however
no idea in terms of hours but I did spend like 3 - 4 days playing it I want to say. Really depends how many paths you play. I played all of them expect the The Priestess path. So I saw almost all of the endings. I will say the ending is kind of rushed tho you feel like there is going to be a bit more substance before the end and it just happens really quick all of sudden I thought. At least the character endings / epilogue's were good however
oh I didn't mean the actual ending it's self but how quickly the sandstorm and all that comes right after alot of things were revealed / confronting Nora and getting the amulet back. Doing all of that seemed like it happened rather quick to me a bit too quickly.
oh I didn't mean the actual ending it's self but how quickly the sandstorm and all that comes right after alot of things were revealed / confronting Nora and getting the amulet back. Doing all of that seemed like it happened rather quick to me a bit too quickly.
no idea in terms of hours but I did spend like 3 - 4 days playing it I want to say. Really depends how many paths you play. I played all of them expect the The Priestess path. So I saw almost all of the endings. I will say the ending is kind of rushed tho you feel like there is going to be a bit more substance before the end and it just happens really quick all of sudden I thought. At least the character endings / epilogue's were good however
Actual playtime for my first run was around 8 hours. A few more to see all the endings and paths. So, I's say between 12 to 18 hours, depending on your read speed. It's not a very long game.
I finished this game and got ending T I enjoyed it, Rion and Nora were the best, but I have to say for a supposed group of friends going on a holiday trip to Egypt your relationships with each other felt really... Toxic?
Actual playtime for my first run was around 8 hours. A few more to see all the endings and paths. So, I's say between 12 to 18 hours, depending on your read speed. It's not a very long game.
Sandstorm, is a REALLY short game, NTR is teased but it's probably the worst example of NTR you'll ever see, snowstorm goes on and on and on and on, so Sandstorm should have been longer and a lot more content.
Finally finished the game, and I have to say, Maddie's Special Ending "F" is definitely the best out of them all.
Closely behind that, Nora's Special Ending "S" is my second favorite (probably not by a lot of people due to the fact it's a lot shorter than other Special ending and not having any sex scenes, but there's just something which draws me to it, a lot).
Following those two would be Rion's Special Ending "L" & Threesome Ending "T" which I found to be pretty similar level of being good.
And yeah....... all Special Endings ("F", "S", "L", "T") are much better than all the Normal endings lol.
By the way, does anyone have any theories on who this mystery girl is in Maddie's Special Ending "F"?
For me, it feels like she might be adult version of MC's Maddie's daughter Freja who somehow travelled back in time with magic (cheesy I know, but since we already have magic, gods and portals in the mix, I don't think time travel is outside the realm of possibilities lol)
Not if GleenX uses same formula ("normal endings" & "special endings") for Snowstorm as well.
Then it will be up to his third game (I remember him saying his Erastorm games will be a trilogy) tie loose ends of.....well, everything.
I just double checked the games code, it turns out that there is a choice there, but the "TELL THE GIRLS TO STAY AWAY" option only appears if you have been evil enough (You need at least 3 Mystic points).
