When a withdrawn virtual reality nerd has the opportunity to beta test a neural device that feels more "real" than reality itself, everything she assumed about the nature of existence is thrown into question. In this interactive novel, your choices will shape Lilya and Jacob's beliefs about what is real, or if reality even exists.
(Spoiler-Free Review) To be honest, I'm a little disappointed.
The game was a lot shorter than I thought it would be, and leaves a lot of questions unanswered. The conclusion feels pretty rushed - I was shocked when I had already stumbled upon the epilogue. Not only that, but there were a lot less real choices than I believed there would be. The most...
First of all, the game is shorter than I had expected. My 7.7 hours includes finishing the game + all achievements but must games be 50+ hours in order to be positively recognised? No!
I really enjoyed it and here's why:
* Well-defined characters that I could also relate to.
* Amusing (in my opinion!) references to MMORPGs.
* A decent amount of choices...
Disclaimer: I've only finished book one of three so far.
So this is a cool visual novel, unsurprisingly about VR and the nature of reality. It definitely has strong .hack vibes, but it has its own spin on the VR angle and explores some interesting themes, like the allure of escapism for people whose lives might not be all that great. The plot is a little...
It's a neat short VN with various outcomes. While there are 3 main characters you can only make decisions and see from the prespective of 2 characters. A nice feature of each choice that there is an explanation on what your choice entails to make sure you know how you're actually answering like "Lie" equals "I might have to lie to them in order to make...
What I thought would be a simple and fun story-driven game became so much more. Absolutely in love with all the themes it represents and variety/impact of all choices made!
