Cabernet

Enjoyed the game throughout. Really liked the gameplay and characters

I enjoyed this game quite a bit. It is a story rich game that has some lite rpg elements to it. It is a good game for casual players and has a good story and acting. It is a little different than other story rich games that I have played, and uses elements from a lot of various types of games to create something very unique. The game is well animated and is quite brilliant in its visual style. I really enjoyed the side scrolling look of the world that made it feel like playing through a story book. At the same time, despite being in a side scroller type presentation the world never felt flat and still felt large and 3 dimensional. One added bonus was the mini game of 21. While you could use it to make money in the game, I often found myself playing it just for fun. One of the more unique games that I have come across, and I would recommend it.

Great game. There's a few exploits to get infinite money and constantly blood drunk without consequence, and I would have liked to have had enough time to finish my books but, choices only feel good if there are consequences to them. And this game does that well.

A fun game about the human condition. Playing as Liza, one of if not THE first female doctor from Unspecifiedislavia, you wake up to discover you are a vampire in an 1800s small town. You get to enjoy finding out the perks (reduced taboos and fantastic powers) and downsides of vampirism (scheduling via nights only and a powerful thirst), and how it changes the other vampires you meet and the humans they (mostly) look down on. You make some friends, flirt, fight, fright and finagle your way through the corruption at the heart of the setting, and get a glimpse of the future for a race so stuck in time like vampires. There are plenty of interesting characters, quirky moments, seemingly teleporting cats, and intrigue to satisfy. You should very much enjoy it if you enjoyed Ambition: A Minuet In Power, as both take place in times of social unrest and revolution.

TO VICIADA, JOGO BOM DA GOTA

Отличная игра! Советую к прохождению. Вариации и количество достижений - отличный способ заставить человека пройти ее на все концовки и увидеть все варианты развития линий. Особенно хотела бы отметить сюжет, он продуман и отлично составлен, история достаточно большая. Много персонажей, нюансов и ситуаций. Атмосфера и музыкальное сопровождение - отличное. Единственный вопрос у меня к разработчикам, почему игра ну так скажем явно про Россию или хотя бы славянский лор, но русские субтитры тут отсутствуют? Исправьте это, так как вы теряете большую аудиторию. Благо для русскоязычных есть руссификатор, за которое отдельное спасибо небезразличным людям. В целом у игры минусов нет, она интересная и дает возможность задуматься о многом. Не пожалела, что приобрела.

I cannot give a more wholehearted recommendation than I give for Cabernet. The game follows a young woman, recently deceased and turned into a vampire. Throughout, you shape her skills and her choices, which affect the narrative, not just of the characters you interact with directly, but of the story as a whole. As you choose whether to embrace the nihilism of an eternal existence, or to hold onto your humanity, despite inauspicious circumstances, you can decide whether the story is a cynical commentary on the cyclical nature of the abuse of power, or something more touching about how hope can remain, even in the darkest moments. Suffice it to say that your choices really do matter in this game. All of this narrative is delivered through emotive performances from the cast and accompanied by a truly beautiful soundtrack. Very few games have ever managed to bring me to tears, and I am not ashamed to say that Cabernet sits among them. I deeply hope that this game, and stories like it, can reach more people so that we can one day see more like it. Again, I cannot recommend this game enough, but if you are still on the fence, you have nothing to lose by trying the demo. I promise you will not regret the time you spend on it.

I'm enjoying this game. I really hope the devs continue to update it because there are some minor issues that should be easy to fix and will make it even better. Spoiler free: - Standing near things for the interaction to appear is quite janky, it's not fun pacing back and forth trying to pick up an item. I did fail a quicktime event because of it once. Having a moving cursor and mousing over and selecting the different options would be better. - Roman's walk animation when you first meet him isn't lined up with the environment very well. - Sometimes (very rarely) it seems a bit unclear who is speaking in a conversation, like the dialogue seems misattributed (similarly named Alisa/Liza might be a main issue for that) Light spoilers: - [spoiler]Roman gave me a book for free but it did not appear in my inventory or bookshelf, so this is a quest I cannot complete.[/spoiler] - [spoiler]I accidentally failed Marusia's questline because there was no time I could find her at her house to give her the violin or book. I'm assuming the correct timeline might be (Music Class -> Violin -> Kupala's Night -> Bookstore -> Mushrooms -> Field) whereas I don't think I visited her home before Kupala's night, but then I still don't know when you'd give her the book.[/spoiler] - [spoiler]When taking Alisa to talk to Petya, she was not visible at the beginning of the scene when I said I'd leave them to talk.[/spoiler] Heavier spoiler: - [spoiler]Hussar was still visible in Alisa's secret spot after he had left town. I guess you're not meant to visit again because there's no quest reason to but people always double check places.[/spoiler] Pipe dream: A game mode with the classic limited saves and an unlimited save anywhere would be amazing because I don't have the patience to replay the game since you do have to walk a lot unlike other visual novel type games, also I don't remember which of the 6 saves I had was for which night.