Black Closet

很有意思 角色很鲜明大部分都很强势 不过画风极具特色不喜切勿购买 但是。但是。但是真的好难啊！！非常难达成多结局因为一旦发现BOSS战打不过可以说是要从半路从头开始的程度，在某种意义上是没有办法跳过必须付出时间破解的煎熬 而且有时候还会吓我一跳不过各位学生会的大美女还是治愈了我，总而言之大家要是想做学生会长的话一定要玩玩看，游戏里学的英语在现实中给学生判刑的时候非常有用

This was a good idea squandered into a mind-numbingly boring game. The basic premise is that you’re the head of the student council as an extremely prestigious high-class private school and you’ve been tasked with keeping order. You investigate rumours and manage events and in the process protect the school’s reputation. To investigate, you send out the other members of the student council to interact with students. There are also overarching plots, such as sussing out a traitor among your own. Unfortunately the game is just a long series of skill checks. You send someone to investigate, and they either fail and don’t find anything or pass and get you the info you need to progress. There’s no deduction gameplay at all. Further, I was really disappointed to find that the plotlines are all repeatable and RNG-based. So like, the traitor on the council is selected randomly, and while they each have reasons for being the traitor when they’re selected, this means there’s no actual story thruline or consequences since it’s all random. The cases you have to investigate are interesting until you realize they, too, repeat ad nauseum. The result is nothing matters. You either pass or fail skill checks which get you repeated information. At a certain point you can even just skip some of the skill checks since you know how the cases play out since there’s so few and they’re constantly repeating. Part of me wants to say it plays like a board game — roll skill checks, turn over cards to see solutions if you pass — but this doesn’t really explain the lack of deduction elements; there are a litany of board game with this kind of gameplay that also require thought from the player. The only actual gameplay involves managing the stress level of the council members, who can only be sent out so many consecutive rounds. Additionally, some of them will refuse to do certain tasks. You can raise relationship levels with them to increase their max stress level, but only for the first few weeks of the gameplay — after the first major game over check in week 5, you’re locked into a romance plotline with one of them and then all you can do is hang out with that one over and over for no extra stat boosts. I was even more disappointed to find that training council member skills doesn’t carry over between games, which is baffling. The extra skills points you get are so thin on the ground they’re almost irrelevant in the face of the insanely high mid-to-late-game checks (in retrospect what I should have done was loaded them all on one character instead of trying to balance them), but I figured it was geared toward accumulating them over many runs, so that you could gradually see and do more and more. But… no. I don’t even know why they’re there. I was insanely bored by this game about an hour into it, but figured I’d see it through one school-year playthrough just for completion’s sake. I got about 2/3 through semi-paying-attention before forgetting to wrap up a story mission and hitting a game over. And I really just don’t care enough to go back and replay.

very fun game/ different traitor every time/ got to strategize to complete the missions.

Oh yeah, good game. Fun to learn the mechanics of who to send where and why, but maybe takes a few runs/failures to get the hang of it. Interesting little stories for each of the characters and routes and some compelling decisions to be made.

Excellent game.

Forgot that this has lesbian romance as well. Love the mysteries as well this really forces you to replay multiple times to see the multiple endings for each girl.

10/10 would bully goth girls again