The latest visual novel by Tomo Kataoka, the author of Narcissu 1st & 2nd, has arrived! An empty world with endless rain and only one person. Here there is no hunger, sickness or even death. Just what story does this world's one occupant have?
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglés | |||
| Japanese |
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Ame no Marginal is simple and complicated at the same time, if that’s even possible. We are presented with a plot and characters that are both a mystery, and they will remain like that for most (more like entirely) of time. Meaning that the story and characters aren’t so developed like in Narcissu, so if you don’t like to have unanswered questions in stories, I recommend you to skip this title. I felt like I was on the place of the MC; things happened very fast, and there was just little explanations for them. Everything is surrounded by mystery, rain, sadness. I thought I was going to get bored/annoyed by that, but I didn’t. And just like how it started, it ended: brusquely. It was a single situation that didn’t branched out of it. It’s a good kinetic VN, not a masterpiece, but it’s interesting. Now, I must say that Ame no Marginal is very overpriced for such a short story. I recommend
I liked the author’s previous work, so I picked this up immediately on release without even looking at what it was about. What I liked most about Ame no Marginal was the mood, created by the music and visuals. Unfortunately the characters were a bit flat, and it didn’t end up packing the punch I was hoping. That’s really my only problem here, that it’s lacking in depth. The cast is tiny, and yet there’s not much work put into making them fully realized. It makes it feel like a fairy tale. It gets the mood right, but smooths out details. It becomes a problem because one of the main characters is talked about as if he’s a person, but you never get much of a sense for him. He’s generic male protagonist, and he doesn’t belong here. This story called for more than that. That said, Ame no Marginal is still nice. Parts of the story were excellent. It’s mostly in the second half it started to
Ame no Marginal from the author of Narcissu 1st & 2nd. Ame no Marginal -Rain Marginal. It is a short, serious tale which only includes one ending but does still showcase some branching pathways along the way. The storyline includes many questions to be pondered during a playthrough. The story We are introduced to a man who hates his job and in fact seems to detest living itself. So much so, he thinks of suicide on a regular basis but has thus far avoided any actual attempts on his own life. While this is happening, we also see the world from the perspective of a young, white-haired girl that lives in an alternate reality where rain always falls from the sky and she is entirely alone in this world. How do these two completely different people relate? Find out as you read through this visual novel from 2 different people prespective. Visual and Audio elements The art is fantastic, very
This non-interactive story is about a suicide-prone white-collar (an unnamed decoy protagonist) who gets sent into a mostly empty parallel world, where he meets this (also unnamed) girl who's been living alone there for over a millennium. Apparently because people can't die in it. The rest i can't spoil, but the story isn't as lighthearted as the art style makes it seem to be. It's an amazing tear-jerker if you don't mind fantastical elements. But it's still pretty good if you do. You might first want to try "Narcissu 1st & 2nd", which's free on steam, to get an idea on how stage-nana works. And at least Narcissus tries to stay grounded to reality. Pros: + Short, yet amazing story. + Soundtrack fits perfectly with the mood. + No choices, so just sit back and enjoy a good tearjerker. + Female protagonist didn't suicide this time! + Voices sound great. might be annoying for some players,
The visuals and sound were ok (though very repetitive) but the story was incredibly long-winded, and eventually culminated in a stupid ending that answered no questions nor offered any satisfying reward for having endured the 2 hours it took to slog through the poorly-translated English text. There was absolutely no point nor depth to the story or its characters, even though the game sets you up to believe there might be some. 长气，废话很多，结局超笨。男和女主角的故事完全没意义。觉得自己彻底浪费了2小时读这垃圾。
Ame no Marginal is a good game. It’s a solid experience with an interesting story, moving you in a way that only a stage-mana story can with it’s somber yet calm atmosphere, but it’s a bit too short and underdeveloped to call it amazing. I had a great time with this and would recommend it to everyone, but you should keep in mind that it’s not omgamazingness that Narcissu was. Pros +Solid Story +Amazing Experience +Narcissu Included Cons -Lack Of Depth -Too Short For The Price
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