Crimson Reflection

Kazuma commits the worst crime imaginable and decides the best solution is trusting his yandere childhood friend who’s been in love with him for years. What could possibly go wrong?

So, it's time to tell about another yandere game I finished today (but not yet). I'll write without spoilers, as the game was absolutely worth the price, and I definitely recommend playing it. I'll just briefly tell you what it's about. At the beginning, a girl named Rin comes to main character and asks Kazuma, to break up. She says she's rich and he's a poor homeless person, and he pushes her onto a table with a knife on it, and therefore she's no longer alive. Suddenly, Asana (the girl from the picture, obviously a yandere) calls him and comes to see him. Instead of being shocked, she's only happy that her childhood friend will at least win in this story—that slut deserves it. As the game progresses, his feelings for her grow (due to her accepting him for who he is and not calling him a homeless person, as her parents died at an early age) and he's harassed by the police. And the developers are really pushing me with the plot, it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nuts. I was really feeling down by the end of the game. At first, everything was great, like a good ending, but then a guy with a nasty face comes up to you and starts interrogating you, and you think, "Oh, ♥♥♥♥, this is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up," and then everything's great again, and so on. It's a complete roller coaster. The plot is just brutally overwhelming. And the main character, by the way, is a total sigma sigmovich. I was even amazed at how straightforward he was, even though he's just a schoolboy. There's one question about the yandere aspect of the game... It's a bit too indulgent for the main character, but overall, I'd rate the yandere aspect... 9-10/10, even. In short, the game is truly excellent and worth the money. I haven't played all the choices yet, so I'll be replaying to uncover its secrets, since they haven't been revealed yet. I hope the game doesn't disappoint. SPOILER: there basically two endings and only last choice matters lol. Regarding the ending, I recommend reading only if you're definitely not planning on playing. You need to play this without spoilers. DONT READ IF YOU PLAN TO PLAY A GAME vvv However, the ending I played was completely unnecessary, pointless, and ruined 90% of my post-game mood. In it, the main character and the female lead are walking along peacefully, and Rin, who's been chopped up, simply goes and kills them both with some magical means. This added a sense of meaninglessness and openness to the ending. The last rollercoaster was unnecessary. Also I'd like to add there like 3 games which were made only for japanese disks and... this girl about other girls, not Asana (based on someone's review) so I won't play it. If you interested on past series... better to watch and somehow translate those japanese videos, because you can't even buy those disks, even in Japan. It's a bit like lost media. I tried to find but it was pointless.

Well this was fun. A guy's girlfriend went hysterical saying things like "I want to break up with you" and "You're poor". Some things happened, and now she accidently fell on a knife. Haha, whoopsie! Complete accident, I swear. Most yanderes tend to be whackos who attack the MC because of the "If I can't have you" thing. Well, in this one, that gusto is used by the yandere to help the MC escape justice. She's your best friend here, and she actually demonstrates some competence in keeping the MC a free man. She's great. The ending kinda...isn't the best. There's a shocking swerve right when things are wrapping up with no explanation. So that kinda sucks. The only choice that matters is the last one, which either gives you a Bad End or the Canon End. Game is still a good deal for $5 though.