Necrobarista is a gorgeous 3D visual novel about a supernatural Melbourne cafe where the dead spend their last night on Earth. Utilizing a unique anime-inspired aesthetic, Necrobarista places a focus on the usage of animation and cinematography to provide a cinematic experience that draws players into a visually and narratively captivating adventure. Through a series of vignettes, Necrobarista presents a story told from the viewpoints of a diverse cast of characters, and explores the supernatural underworld of Melbourne's cafe scene.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Ruso | |||
| Inglés | |||
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Top helpful player reviews pulled directly from the Steam open registry with verified playtime hours.
Don't buy this game if: - You expect the gameplay to be non-linear. There are absolutely no choices here. - You expect there's any cafe time management sim gameplay here. No. This is 100% VN game. - You expect the story to be long. See my play hours. Buy this game if: - You like reading. - You like the visuals. (I'm a sucker for cel-shaded anime art style) - You like kinematic typography motion graphics (some people compare it with Persona games) Plus: + Heartwarming story, deep themes about life and death + Nice music + Stylish animation + Unique visuals (and cute characters) + Conceptually unique as a VN game + New waifu Cons: - Kinda lags/unstable at some part, idk if it's my PC or lack of optimization - Weird environment textures (I know that it has its own aesthetics, but it doesn't really suits my taste) - Too short for its price Honestly it is a good game but my expectation
MOST OF THE ISSUES HAVE BEEN VERY PROMPTLY FIXED BY THE DEVELOPER. The below is probably not true and is here only for historical purposes. --- Pretty thing heavily suffering from bad programming. Unplayable with a mouse if you have a second display. The cursor leaves the game window even in fullscreen. No mouse sensitivity setting, default is dependent on your screen resolution. No gamepad look sensitivity setting. Hard to navigate menus with a gamepad, can activate invisible items (like several words in a row). So both control methods are very inconvenient. Buggy object labels can leave object titles unfinished if you move away from them early. Graphics performance is far from great. Load times are unnecessarily long. No auto-read mode. The intro song transition could've easily been seamless. I like it a lot, but it's an alpha. The tech stuff sort of messes with the experience.
It's stunning and highly atmospheric, BUT - I'd advise people to wait until its issues are sorted out. UPDATE 3: Major issues are fixed, with more being worked on. The only thing I'd still really miss is an auto-read or fewer-clicks feature, though having to be very present and look at the beautiful sceneries for longer is honestly not the worst thing that could happen. The devs are awesome and seem to be available pretty much around the clock on Discord. - So this is the extremely stylish love child of visual novel and walking sim, but with extras that make it truly unique and dare I say ground-breaking. I've never played anything like it, but it's definitely something I'd like to see more of. It has first-person exploration, a main chain of conversations neatly divided into chapters, breaks for exploration and unlocking side stories at your own leisure with cool mechanics, commenta
I had this game wishlisted long before it came out because I was under the assumption that it was a part of the growing, kind of odd subgenre of narrative games where you also make drinks. While it wasn't immediately a dealbreaker when the finished product was mostly a straight up visual novel, the main issue is it contains too many of the flaws I can't deal with in the medium. If a game is going to mostly focus on dialogue, that dialogue had better be stellar. And this game has way too much dialogue that just feels like filler, neither telling us something interesting, nor telling us anything about the characters. If there was one thing this game shouldn't have taken from the anime and visual novels that clearly inspired it, it's the tendency to stretch every dramatic beat to its breaking point. Much like bad anime, every point gets reiterated multiple times, especially if it's exposit
If Va11hallA and Persona hooked up in the cafe from the anime Time of Eve, their lovechild would be Necrobarista. If that means something to you, then you'll be doing yourself a favor to buy this game immediately, as for a certain set of people, including me, it is truly a singular and sublime story experience. [Summary at bottom] If you're on the fence, you have good reason to be - this game won't be for everyone. It would be accurate to call it a visual novel, and not a terribly non-linear one at that. Seekers of intense action gameplay or a deep, lengthy playthrough may be disappointed, as the game is around a 5-7 hour trip without a lot of player choices, and the entire experience oozes anime. So if those things sound like dealbreakers, I wouldn't blame you for passing. But I'd go so far as to call Necrobarista my favorite game of the summer, if not the year. The story of Necrob
Necrobarista has a lot of things going for it, including: Incredible soundtrack featuring Kevin Penkin Truly impressive shot framing and lighting A cool way of unlocking side content which rewards digging deeper into the dialogue Great amount of diversity within the cast Unfortunately, no matter how hard I tried to power through so I could enjoy those points the game was ultimately let down by the horrendous writing. The two main writers are amateurs writing mostly a slice of life fanfic about their barista OC, rather than exploring the interesting themes the game is advertised with. Maddy is thoroughly unlikable, 80% of the game is her having conversations whereby she insults and degrades people while sneaking in a meme because apparently the writers wanted this games dialogue to have an expiration date. I assume their intention was to make her sassy, witty and cool. They faile
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