Blue Rose is an interactive ‘visual novel’, following the viewpoint of the female knight Lena as she enters an unknown world deep in the mountains. Lena is a Templar of the Blue Rose, her life dedicated to protecting her home and country, but pulled away from the front lines of the war, Lena finds herself trapped in a secluded, unknown village in the mountains. For the first time she will make her own decisions – and face the consequences. But what is truly important to her is only just about to reveal itself. Pulled away from the front lines of the war, Lena finds herself trapped in a secluded, unknown village in the mountains. For the first time she will make her own decisions – and face the consequences.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese |
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Well, Blue Rose is one of the oldest otome visual novels here around Steam, and the only commercial game hailing from the small visual novel developer, White Cat. Before venturing out to have my own experience about this game, I've heard tons of good and bad about Blue Rose: from its intriguing medieval fantasy setting, to crippling narrative and grammar mistakes in text descriptions. Let's take a closer look, and add a new comment to the pile of mixed reviews for this game. Our story centers on the stubborn, resilient and romantically clueless Knight of the Blue Rose: Lena. Being the only female knight of the order - also the only one without a noble lineage and a family crest, she has always been kind of an outcast in the order, even though she has always completely believed in the ideals of the Blue Rose. She is the perfect soldier who would serve indefinitely and without questions -
Summary: 4/10 This game can be summed up in one word: Mediocre. If you like dating VNs and/or fantasy stories, get this game when it's on deep sale or included in a bundle. (I got it as a present from a friend.) Detailed Review: I am, admittedly, a harsh critic when it comes to VNs because I have high expectations and prefer games with good gameplay elements. In terms of gameplay, Blue Rose has potential but unfortunately the choices are uninteresting because most of them aren't meaningful and the map system is a bit too linear. The story also falls short; I agree with other reviewers that the premise set up is interesting, and some of the tidbits about the world are interesting, but the worldbuilding was half-baked at best and would occasionally break my immersion (Simon assuming that the village chief was a man was one instance; in a world where women seem to have equal opportunitie
I feel torn because I like the fantasy setting of the game that I would recommend it. There aren't enough pure fantasy otome games! It has a good frame for a good story, but lacks enough content for a full price purchase. I bought it at a 50% discount and think that is a reasonable price. + The music is fitting and pleasant to listen to. The BGM changed frequently between tracks to suit the situation. There is also a BGM player in the Gallery which is a bonus for me. + Unlockable short prequel stories that added much need depth + A strong intro with a strong willed protagonist. The demo covers this and left me intrigued enough to purchase the game afterwards. +/- The art is good for the most part. The colors and character designs are suitable to it's fantasy theme and the shading is very good. The flaw lies in the character anatomy. Sometimes the CGs looks decent, other times you can te
A reading game with many little choices that change a whole life many times. You can go 5 good endings and i think 2 or more bad endings so 7 ways to see and read. The detailed storys are for people who like books interesting. You can really feel who lovely the developer work for the little details and ways and the 5 good endings are really nice and the bad endings very sad. This game take some hours and you better work with some save points or skips then some dialogues are the same but that make no big deal of 5 hours good entertainment the only 1 problem is for me it has no german texts, thats the only week point. So if you love good stories/ books i give this game 9 of 10 points for people who dont like "READING" that should test the demo version and see if its something for you or not. I hope it help to get another good game from this talented developer. I hope you enjoy it like i di
What to know about this VN? I really enjoyed it when I originally bought it, and since replying it now on Steam enjoyed it just as much. It's purely story based so no stat building, which I liked. It doesn't try to trick you so you can usually aim for an ending and get it without use of a walkthrough. Story: The story is well developed and thought out. It focuses more on decisions and their consequences than solely on romance, which is something I loved about it. I appreciate when the overall story is just as important as whichever character you are pursuing. The romance is certainly there, but if you're looking for a lot of pure romantic scenes you're not going to find them here. There are very few CGs of even kisses. Ultimately it feels more realistic. There's a lot the characters have to deal with, both plot-wise and personal, and Lena only interacts with the characters over the cour
This otome visual novel feature a female protagonist Lena Ehrenfeldt who is a Templar of the Blue Rose, tasked with escorting a noblewoman Lady Adale to Caere to attempt a negotiation for help in the war between Tanves and Helen. Things didn't go as planned, with a dragon attacking the escort party and Lena ends up in an undiscovered remote village. Achievements involve reaching a good romance ending with Simon who is Lena's commanding officer, Gavin who is a former Helenian soldier and a recent settler in the village, Tobias who is the hunter and woodsman of the village, Erin who is the barmaid of the village and the sister of the local village herbalist or with Aran who is the local spirit and takes an interest in Lena's arrival. The game has plenty of save slots to enable quicker replays to reach a different romance ending or to see an alternative bad ending, character portraits next
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