
Rescue squad captain Watase Kasasagi wakes up without his memories in the middle of his most critical mission yet-- a nuclear meltdown at a research facility. In an unfamiliar place and without his years of training, he must rescue the survivors and escape... but could the key to the mystery behind the incident lie in the mind of Natsuhiko Tenkawa, a seemingly ordinary student?


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There are several other good reviews that I definitely agree with, so I will try to express some things that have not already been said while confirming previous observations. Mostly spoiler free aside from the structure of the game below and my impressions of the routes in terms of pacing, detail, etc. Please don't take this as a negative review, I just want to point out some things I feel people should know so they can finish the game happily, unlike the couple of negative reviews from people who have not scratched the surface of what Root Double has to offer... Root Double is a story told from multiple perspectives that conjoin to create one full story. √A: fast paced story of the events inside LABO, a deteriorating research facility √B: A slower paced, informational explanation of the context of the city, the facility, and some key worldbuilding points √C: (Unlocked after both √A a
Fans of Ever17 rejoice! Another 50+ hour visual novel by the same guy with the same style is finally here on Steam first to boot! Before we get started here's the obligatory THE ORIGINAL GAME HAD NO 18+ SCENES IN IT SO THERE'S NOTHING CENSORED IN THIS VERSION that horny steam goers need to be reminded of. There's two protagonists in this game with the main being a rescue worker with amnesia. Basically, there's been a disaster and the choices you make throughout the story helps unravel what happened in some quasi-time travel mechanics. Given the hype it's recieved due to it's relation to Ever17, it's inevitable that there will be numerous comparisons. So here's my take on it: 1) Ever17 gave you much more of an emotional impact once everything's revealed. 2) The twists in this game aren't as elaborate/interesting as E17 3) Root has WAAAAAAAAY more palpable suspense in it, starting fr
Developed by Yeti / Regista and published by Sekai Project on steam. Root Double -Before Crime * After Days- Xtend Edition is not your typical moege filled with moe where it’s all about romance. Instead it has the touch of mystery, SCI FI and many more in this visual novel. It’s story is very rich and its filled with heart stopping moments and twists throughout. The Story The city sends in “Sirius,” an elite rescue squad, to deal with the situation. But the situation only gets worse when LABO’s nuclear reactor melts down, sending the facility into lockdown–with members of Sirius and survivors still trapped inside in the meantime filling LABO with the ashes of its dead. With lethal radiation leaking everywhere and not enough anti-radiation medication to last until lock down lifts, the survivors make more and more grim discoveries. In their struggle for survival, in a deathtrap full of fi
If I had to describe this VN in simple words it would be: Mind Blowing It's been a while since I played a VN as interesting and intense as the Zero Escape series and Danganronpa although it does have some pacing issues regarding the overall story. This VN has 2 different prespectives in other words it has 2 MCs. The MC of Root A Watase and the MC of Root B Natsuhiko. The choices you make are based on a trust system using a diagram that the game has a tutorial for before any choices can be made. Here are my simple thoughts on each Root (route): Root A: Amazing and very action packed filled with suspense and doubt. Root B: 80% highscool slice of life, world building, and character development for characters we didn't even know well that I felt like quitting so many times but endured it all for what's to come and something finally happen in the 20% that is left of the route. Root C: Short
This is a game that could have been a lot better if it were a little tighter - the 'after' portion of the game is amazing and some of the best writing/suspense I've seen in a VN outside of 999/virtues last reward, but at a certain point in the later parts of the game it begins to overstay its welcome and wallow in its own story. Once the core mysteries are solved the game meanders for a significant time exploring characters in a way that feels superficial and forced when it could have just gone for the ending and provided a satisfying experience. The other issue is the sense system, which is functionally a regular choice system where the choices are obfuscated. I really wish the game had just given the option to select the choices from the get go. The sense system does tie into the story but they sacrifice wayyyy to much in playablity for what it adds on that front. The Xtend content
slow start, incredible payoff Root Double absolutely hooked me once the mystery started unfolding. Watching the events inside LABO play out from multiple perspectives, making choices through the Senses Sympathy System, and slowly piecing together what actually happened kept me glued to the screen. It can get pretty heavy on exposition, especially early on, but the character writing and plot twists more than make up for it. If you enjoy sci-fi visual novels with complex timelines, great mysteries, and those "wait... WHAT?" moments, this one is an easy recommendation.
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