Your life is a peaceful one. Each day, you work alongside your (otherwise?) all-female workforce in the pursuit of creating otome games. Will you complete your life with a cute girlfriend? Will you be doomed to a life of normalcy? Or...? Find out in this (mostly...?) normal visual novel!
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| Английский (English) | |||
| Китайский (упр.) |
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So full disclosure, I did back this game on Kickstarter, my username is in the credits. That said my overall opinion on this is that it's okay. Not bad or great, just okay. Let me explain why. Overall, if we are talking about the game as a whole, it does everything it should be doing. Proper routes, dead ends, sex scenes etc. It does seem to get everything down to a workable game. With that said, there is problem with nearly everything in this game. I will try to keep this spoiler free as best as I can 1. Heroines. If there is one thing that I can say a good romance VN needs, it’s that you actually want to fall in love with the Heroines and make them yours. All three have problems, some worst than others. First, we have Alexis, our local ginger and an absolute airhead. Her problems come to her being unable to work properly, being lazy, and somehow hint at some darker side and failing
I played this so you don't have to. Be warned that THIS REVIEW SPOILS THE GAME HEAVILY, SO IF YOU WANT TO REMAIN UNSPOILED, MOVE ON. Production quality is decent. It's all text based with no vo, but the sprites are good with some animation in the CGs. Sound is alright. Only problem is that the characters and plot aren't nearly as good. Characters first. Mayu: She's the first route I did. She's a homeless person with laughable social skills. In routes other than hers, she serves as Lissa's personal hitman. She has some weird fascination with dolls, but she mostly just comes across as a weird, violent, crazy person. In fact, she's the only one of the three to straight up murder you if you reject her early in the character route. This is compared to a person who got convicted of manslaughter! In addition, the game decides to give you the shocking swerve that she is secretly rich and has
Hey, you wanna play a visual novel where you can bang your completely unlikeable coworkers? 'cause, good news! Here's your visual novel where you can bang your seriously unlikeable coworkers. On the surface this looks like a promising game. The art is shiny and appealing, there's a free R18-Patch, you can play as male or female, and there are multiple endings! Sounds and looks good, right? Only problem is, not a single character in this game is remotely likeable. Now, I can expect to recoil a little at a character's behaviour during a BAD END where I'm getting killed, but I don't understand why I'm still getting scowled at and treated poorly during GOOD ENDs. So, not only was the journey through the story unpleasant-- it was ultimately unrewarding. And even the BAD ENDs didn't quite land correctly. Why do I get murdered for a coworker quitting in one route, but she quits in another r
Disclaimer: I backed this game on Kickstarter I don't recommend it at all. The game tries to tell a messed up story, but doesn't make it engaging nor enjoyable. The girls are all awful. None of the endings feel satisfying: you either get a bad ending or date a psycho girl. There are ~10 endings and none of them feel fair. The girl you romance depends on a blind choice of what you're eating for lunch and you get a bad ending if you don't do exactly what the game wants. The music is ok. UI is good enough. CGs are fine. But the story was just so bad. It's a visual novel for goodness' sake, if the story is barely palatable, what's the point ?
This one was a bit of a mess; a perfect example of how not to go down the yandere road. Everyone seems pretty normal at first glance, but then they can just snap or start acting really strange out of nowhere. (Like when the protagonist pushes one of the girls down on his bed and says that he loves her, despite there being no earlier indications of that, or when the boss at work decides that the protagonist needs to die just because a coworker quit, or when two of the coworkers stab the protagonist to death in the middle of the street in broad daylight after he refused to do a live sex show on cam with 20000 people watching, or... Well, you get it.) It's clear that the developer was trying to implement some sort of shock value, but it just comes off as desperate and feels really stupid. A few other complaints: - The character sprites and CG art don't match very well. They kinda seem li
I really wanted to like this game, I really did. Between the shiny, vibrant artwork that I absolutely adore and the option to play as a female for a yuri experience (with an h-patch!), it seemed like the ideal visual novel for me. But, as it turns out, appearances aren't everything and this game is hiding some serious flaws beneath its cutesy exterior. Horrible characters, random, nonsensical plot directions and faulty controls really come together to make this a subpar game that left me feeling more exhausted than anything. If a game only has three characters to choose from, they better be some pretty damn good ones to make up for it, right? Well not in Our Lovely Escape, because there was not one likeable character among the bunch. They had me fooled for a bit in the prologue and I kept telling myself they seemed alright, but as soon as I got onto Alexis' route it just went downhill f
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