CELL 0: Cyber Entertainment Leisure Lounge

[quote=author]This room does not exist. This room does not exist. This room does not exist. ...It does.[/quote] [h1]CELL 0: Cyber Entertainment Leisure Lounge[/h1] [b]Sweets always makes it better.[/b] Around two hours of actual playtime, [b]CELL 0[/b] is a fun little visual novel... with a few issues. Grammatically odd in places even post-update, it didn't detract from the experience as much as it would have if it didn't have generally spectacular presentation. Then comes the story, a prologue following the least mentally unwell protagonist, the horror elements mostly comes from the implications of a transhumanist post-apocalypse where the last few humans are grown in vitro and aren't put through some show put on by the most hateful AI that isn't called Him by virtue of human ingenuity and twenty-five meter fleshmecha. [h1][/h1] In other words, the story takes a backburner but the world of CELL 0 is fantastic and thankfully they make sure to show you some lore as is relevant by putting it into the escape menu. Which is odd but I didn't have much trouble getting most of the lore. Aside from the worldbuilding, the story of CELL 0 is deeply compassionate by showing a total lack of it on one end and the desperate measure that spawns from isolation. You will read this for the worldbuilding and the philosophy of coping with living in a world where there is no purpose. [h1][/h1] Music was fun (breakcore survives the apocalypse), story was thoughtful and wasn't so cheap, worldbuilding makes me crave more CELL and of course, like most indie visual novels and their presupposed sequels: [h1][/h1] [b]Be a believer. It's worth it.[/b]

Muy buen juego. Espero ver mas de esta entrega a futuro. (La canción de los créditos es muy buena)

A prologue VN. About 3 hours to complete. Bittersweet with a depressive atmosphere. A bit of grammatical errors in English but didn't take away from the overall narrative. There is one music track that has constant knocking (like someone banging on a door) though, which I found a bit grating. Very nice experience. Looking forward to the sequel.

A short but enjoyable sci-fi visual novel.

cool game but not enough reference to Rayan Gosling

Es una novela bastante decente. Diria que su punto fuerte es el lore que tiene de fondo y la introspección del protagonista a lo largo de la historia. Sin embargo, en lo personal me hubiese gustado que fuese mas largo, durante la despedida crei que apenas estaba empezando, y ya cuando salieron los creditos me sorprendi. Lo recomendaria, solo si los usuarios son concientes de que pueden acabarla en cuatro horas o menos, y siendo sincero los caminos de elecciones no me parecen tan refinados, por lo que la experiencia de tomar otras decisiones, se siente casi igual. Por lo tanto le doy un 6.8/10, ya que a pesar de tener buena premisa, me hubiese gustado mas.

[b]"i can pretend i have a personality, but i don't have one"[/b] ❤️❤️🖤🖤🖤 ✅ presentation, interesting themes and story writing ⚠️ while it does have satisfying conclusive endings, it's also like a prologue ⛔ some poor anime writing [b]vibes:[/b] cabin fever [b]loop:[/b] psych existence horror visual novel with some choices and endings [b]thoughts:[/b] i want to like this, and i do like quite a bit of it, and just really don't other parts of it. the presentation is nice, nice music, i like the world building and the themes and ideas its going for i really like. but the writing is just kind of... not there.  · it tries to start this as a story where the main character was born and raised alone by an ai, we're told this is what happened. (one of the only nice touches around this i liked was background art showing childish drawings). but frankly nothing of the writing, the relationship, interactions, or how he behaves and thinks really reads like this is true, but rather more like some random teenager who's been in isolation for some years. this is like one of the core elements of the story and it just does not come off as believable.  · there's also, very what i can only describe as "animeisms" in it, some of it which fits its clearly trying subvert or play with or turn around. but some of it is just out of place. like what is with the nose bleed stuff and gags/tropes like that, it's just... such weird writing. it really doesn't fit the genre or tone of the story at all. why is it here?  · that isn't to say the writing as a whole is bad. it falters, even technically with awkward sentences and grammar, but it has some neat moments, there are interactions and world building and conversations i genuinely liked, i quite liked some of the stuff involved in some of the endings. the production quality is nice, the music is good, the ideas it presents are nice. [b]verdict:[/b] i liked it in the end, though i guess what really saved it for me was one of the bad endings. i'm interested in seeing where it potentially goes. [b]score:[/b] 🆗 / 🎉 out of 🖥️ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3490728381