USSR, 1986. A girl goes missing in the closed city of Vorkuta-5, yet not a soul seems to be concerned. Uncover the mystery behind her disappearance and transmit your signal to the universe.
Its so good that i want a physical book of the story. One of my fav for sure .
It's one of the most important games in my life. I beg my mutuals that I know like VNs to play it at the first chance I get. I bought the digital artbook to support Ferry and I'm tempted to gift multiple copies of it just to support her more for making such a masterpiece of writing and art.
Asya as a character I feel like has to be observed, I was crying...
I don't remember how this game ended up in my library. I don't normally play visual novels. Maybe I just noticed the highly positive reviews?
Well, however it got there...I am very glad to have experienced it.
I love Z.A.T.O. and everything in it.
a bittersweet tragedy that, despite everything, contains a resolute affirmation of life, an experience that only the reflective and melancholic slavonic spirit could have produced
In other words: itz denpa kinoge :-).
I do wish it would have run a little longer, but I still have to figure out whether that feeling is based on a genuine criticism of the...
i feel like im kind of in shambles after finishing this game. what do i do? what do i say? well first off, im not one to normally care that much for visual novels, i like rpg maker games and the such (so i wouldnt consider myself heavily biased for this review, or maybe not even the target audience), this seemed like a lot of reading, which i didnt...
