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- Jul 26, 2017
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Please don't ever say that. The worst thing is when they make distant scenes, there's no passion, you're not even close to participating in the scene. This is more nonsense than a pleasant and comfortable pastime (and yes, this style reminds me more of censorship than the idea and the passion you describe). No offense, just experience playing similar RPGs. If the drawing is cardboard and there aren't enough scenes or there's too much grinding, these are obvious facts. I certainly don't argue about RPG games. I myself have played quite a few projects that implemented the most wonderful and beautiful things that made you play, but such games can be counted on the fingers of one hand (of course, a matter of taste and genres can make a difference). In any case, in this game, with the exception of a few moments, I think everything else is well done in terms of drawing. I can't say anything about the gameplay or the plot. Having played it myself and watched how they play, I realized that this game is so crooked that something like this is only suitable for Steam so they couldn't make a quick refund because you will most likely need to replay the game. Five times, which could add up to over 20 hours? Maybe I'm overestimating the game (I only finished it the first time and I think I screwed it up). The lack of explanation of the heroine's traits left me stumped as to what to pick. Fortunately, there are guides. It's better to look at other people's saves than play it yourself. The graphics are beautiful and there's a lively feel to them, but ultimately, it's disappointing. After a few hours of play, those with little experience won't even notice these nuances. I think they'll likely give up before they even discover all this. (Actually, read the comments, there's a lot of useful information there.)
