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Yuoni: Rises2019
Yuoni: Rises
2019 Chorus Worldwide69Worthwhile
Playable on
Available on
- $6.99
- $12.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- April 30, 2019
- Developer
- Tricore
- Publisher
- Chorus Worldwide
Overview
Yuoni: Rises is a VR visual novel game where players sit at a desk and relive the characters' experiences while progressing through the story. The story is set in mid-90s Japan when the Internet was still not widely used and cell phones were owned by a select few adults.
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Reception
Players50
Mediocre- Steam50from 4 reviews
All you do is sit at a desk and read white text in front of you.
This is more like reading a novel than playing a game.
This is without a doubt the most boring "game" I ever played. All you do is read a book. I can do that on kindle. The classroom looks cool for about 3 minutes, but you never leave it, never even get up from your seat.
I couldn't have made it through if it was free, and I paid $12 for this crap?
This game is a visual novel with style, the game is creepy in it's self, but it also leaves you wanting more of that creepiness it provides with it's story and environment it uses both very well, and the ending will shock you pleasantly.