
A boy regains his hope and a girl finds herself in solitude. A kinetic novel that will take you through their darkest days and immerse you in their deepest emotions.
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visual novel doesn't take long to complete would recommend
Short game no need for a guide press left story then right and that's game 100%
I quite liked this game. Two separate story lines with deep and relatable topics. It's definitely worth a read!
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Like most free-to-play visual novels, you can't go wrong with this one. The two storylines are independent, but it looks like they will connect in the sequel. The total playtime is around 30 minutes. The art and music are great, and the writing feels natural. The girl's storyline is a bit longer and, in my opinion, the stronger one, though other comments suggest this is up for debate. Neither story feels generic, so just give it a try!
For a free game this is definitely a nice experience. However- I felt like the male Alex story, even though shorter, had more soul to it. The story touched my heart and was inspiring, it felt more relatable to some of my own life situations. "Sometimes just the purr of a little kitten is enough to save an entire life." The story of the female Alex was nice to get through but, a lot longer though felt a more generic.
[h2] Alex's Hope & Alex's Solitude : [/h2] It's a nice kinetic vn, which speaks about subject that many can relate too, I enjoyed Alex's hope more than Alex's Solitude but it was still enjoyable to read.
Alex's Hope had me in tears and I definitely prefer his story as it was most relatable for me, but I really enjoyed both. Alex's Solitude felt a bit less realistic to me at some moments, but that's okay. I loved the character art, I wish there was more! Soundtrack is great too. I wish both games could have gone more in depth, so I'm looking forward to the sequel. I've seen another review mention how the game can be less enjoyable for older adults but more relatable for teens and young adults, which I agree with. I'm definitely recommending this to people I know would enjoy it! :3
This was my first visual novel ever and I actually enjoyed it, good job :3
Both stories are great!
A Game with a Cat is always a good game... These two Games focus on how people can feel after seeminly loosing everyhting but working their way back to things. Something that´s really valuable today....especially the Alex Solitude Part reminds me of my own time in Middleschool, where i likewise didn´t fit in trying to be a good person, just like her and likewise being betrayed by others just because certain things weren´t ok for me and i couldn´t just go and compromise on that. So if you look for a Game that goes a little deeper in about 50 mins..this is it. 8/10 Please also look at the follow up title in the making!
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