Equivoque

Equivoque is a text based choose your path type of game. Without trying to spoil anything, you follow the role of an apprenticce magician who is taught to use the socratic method to help unmask a potential fraud. Props to the art direction in the sets, and characters; it was refreshing and had heart. While I am not the biggest fan of these sorts of games, I can honestly say I enjoyed learning aspects of how the magician world works and how to challange people in a civilized method. It took me 15-30 minutes to get through it.

Very amusing storyline and cute graphics. It was quite a quick game but it had some cool options and some funny dialouge which made it very enjoyable. Will be playing again to see the other endings for sure.

An adventure in morality and trust within a cute game that has a really appealing art style. The pleasant piano music sets a really nice tone throughout.

I have not played very far into this game, however I can say the art is nice. The story seems to be somewhat ok so far. Background music is nice just wished it was a little bit longer. There seem to be a few bugs which is the only bad thing I can say about the game.

Equivoque has extremely charming characters, awesome, stylish art, funny dialogue and a moving story with a great message about skepticism. If you're into visual novels even a little bit, you should absolutely play this Equivoque now! :D (Full disclosure: I wrote the soundtrack to this game, which I hope you enjoy!)

I got to call people out on logical fallacies without feeling like a neckbeard.

Cute art, nicely chosen music, can't comment on the story too much yet, it seems to have multiple endings. Only things that bug me are the volume of the sound effects at certain times, compared to the volume of the music they startled me a few times. Also it some UI bugs like the font being too big in the "text history" window or in the options menu but nothing really game breaking. For that price it's a nice little game.

Short (~30 min.), cute story with a unique art style and some interesting dialogue-based gameplay. Feels more like a proof of concept that would be better suited for a freeware game -- I'm not just talking about the length, but the sense that the characters, concepts, and themes introduced could be developed into a more substantial visual novel -- but I'd still recommend it if you're interested in experimental VNs.