You play the role of Azai Kyousuke, the son of a legendary gangster infamous in the underworld. You spend your time listening to Bach, playing God at school and covertly working for your stepfather, a ruthless financial heavyweight. This idyllic existence is broken when two individuals appear in the city - a beautiful girl named Usami Haru with hair you could get lost in for days, and a powerful international gangster known only as "Maou". Almost without delay, the two begin a deadly cat-and-mouse game, bringing you and your friends into the crossfire. Plotting, political intrigue and layer upon layer of interlocking traps are the weapons in this epic battle of wits.
You play as Azai Kyousuke, the son of an infamous gangster. Kyousuke knows what he likes and lets nothing stand in his way in getting what he wants. Referred to as God by his classmates, he often enjoys listening to Bach and "working" part time for his stepfather. But when a beautiful girl named Usami Haru appears in town along with an international criminal known as "Maou," they bring with them their cat-and-mouse game of plotting and intrigue.
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Before we begin the review, the most common reason I see people brush off this game is because of it's title. To clear up the confusion, the title is NOT referring to the butt floss type of underwear. It is referring to the musical instrument of the violin in reference to classical musician J.S. Bach. G-Senjou No Maou Review (Score Breakdown Found at the Bottom of Review) Introduction & My Personal History With This Game: If I recall correctly, my first experience with G-senjou no Maou was in 2011. I'll confess, I was a bad person and pirated the game, along with the fan translation patch, because I didn't have a legal way of purchasing this game at the time. I always feel terrible any time I do this for a product, especially if I turn out really liking the product. However, as with every product that I've ever acquired in this manner, I promised to myself that, if this game was ever
Short summary for newcomers follows. For information pertaining to this specific release, see below the line. This novel game is a mystery-thriller with an unreliable narrator--the combination of which is unbelievably engrossing. The title is actually a reference to Goethe's/Schubert's "Erlkoenig" (called Maou = devil in Japan) and Bach's "Air on the G-String"--no funny business, don't get the wrong idea. Obviously, classical music plays a major role in both the musical and story motifs revisited throughout the game. Every chapter, there is a pending crime of escalating severity that the protagonists attempt to prevent, but the antagonist stays two steps ahead of them all along the way. ---------------------- This game is near and dear to my heart, as you might garner from my screen name--I was the editor of the English fan translation. This is what I think about the Sekai Project upda
8/10 As one of the acclaimed classics in the realm of Japanese visual novels, G-senjou no Maou delivers a gripping experience that leaves players conflicted. It boasts an excellent story that captivates players through its use of clever narration, twists, foreshadowing, and other techniques, presenting a unique and charming world. However, it is inevitably hindered by its age and an overemphasis on plot twists, leading to several flaws and plot holes. In recent years, the game's ratings on VNDB have been steadily declining, reflecting the possibility that it might feel somewhat outdated by today's standards. As a visual novel game primarily focused on its narrative, G-senjou no Maou offers touching romance, intense storytelling, weighty themes, and a plot with intriguing twists that deeply move many players, presenting an almost fantastical, yet cruel and romantic, fairytale-like stor
Don't let the cover or the name fool you. This is a story of family loyalty, revenge, crimes that cannot be forgiven, and hatred that cannot be let go. A picture of a few girls for the protagonist to pursue is as far from the focus of this story as it gets, but that's what sells the copies in the marketspace. The name itself is a reference to "Air on G-string", and an unfortunately distracting choice of name for the western market. Story: The writing is excellent, particularly if you're the sort who enjoys crime mysteries where the villain and protagonist clash in deadly knife fights of razor sharp wit. The girls who you are given the option of pursuing are a distraction in the most literal sense, as those story branches will detour you from the main plotline and prevent you from getting to the best material of the novel. BGM: The majority of the tracks are remixed classical pieces, so
Okay, I'll try and make this short... Amazing. -Best English translation of any VN out there -Amazing writing and, with one exception, best / most believable characters of any VN / game I ever played. They're so good that even the romance side paths moved me to tears, and I don't usually like romance! -Usami Haru: best female protagonist of any VN / game I ever played -Incredibly high production value for the price / length -Twists that will still surprise you when you think you got them figured out -A refreshingly mature tone and atmosphere, without any of the silliness you find in some other VNs. I wish more people knew about this VN. Imo it's better than Steins;Gate and Higurashi, and I LOVED those stories.
TLDR: Fantastic cat-and-mouse detective story presented as a visual novel. At first glance I thought this was just another dating simulator, but all the Steam reviews said it wasn't. And I'm glad I was curious enough to buy it. It's actually a really good detective visual novel. The story is akin to Death Note's - a genius detective tries to stop an evil criminal, and they engage in a cat-and-mouse game of outdoing each other. At the time of this writing I'm near the end of Chapter 4 and found myself blown away by a plot twist I totally didn't see coming. A word of warning though - this is not traditional game. It's a visual novel and while there is the occasional choice you have to make, it's 99% reading. The story is broken in chapters, and each one will take a couple of hours or more to read through. Along the way you meet interesting characters, and each chapter of the novel usual
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