Fallstreak 2: Traum

Good. God. this is storytelling at its absolute finest. i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love this series. worth every penny.

First of all, the story was well written. I like the (at first sight seemingly unconnected) mini-stories inside the story, especially once they were all connected in a bigger picture. I could connect well to Adelise and Soffice. Overall, I like the story (and series) in general. Keep up the good work!

Hope they can make more VN.I like this type of story.Love from China.

Cannot say enough good things about this visual novel. Continues the emotional intensity of the first two installments, but stands on its own enough that it can be approached by those new to the Fallstreak universe. The pacing is much improved from the first Fallstreak, the art superb, and the questions it prods have real philosophical weight. Once again the highlight for me lies in the character writing; the game has so many fully realized, memorable characters with oft times bizarre yet truly lovable personalities that keep you very invested in the story. If you enjoy quality writing with really polished visuals, this is an easy recommendation.

Bought this game on a whim due to someone schzio ranting on how it the peakest thing ever. Wasn't disappointed, and the arc at the end was a real tear jerker for me and IMO this is the best entry out of the 3. If you are new comer and are interested in trying this VN out, I still suggest playing the other 2 games first before gettiing into this. Now all I gotta do is wait a few more years for the sequel to drop.

One of my top 3 reads this year, easily my favorite EVN ever T0T

I have a mixed feeling towards the third installment in the Fallstreak series. On one hand, the music and character developments remain top-notched; on the other hand, I feel like the pacing is a bit weird, some of the transitions are not clear (i.e. it's hard to tell if an event is happening in the current, the past, or just in a character's consciousness because there are too many flashbacks and metaphors), and too much of the world's settings is unelaborated. I sincerely hope all can be explained clearly in the final installment. That said, Centi's writings are very touching and beautiful like always, so I would still recommend the game to anyone who has played the first two installments.

Good

The third instalment in the Fallstreak universe, it hits just as hard as the others - if not harder, due to all the revelations we get, especially about Adelise. Utterly peerless.

I haven't finished yet, but feel compelled to leave a review early because I'm having such a powerful experience. To start, Fallstreak is very well produced. The art and music are both beautiful, but also feel very purposefully crafted to fit the mood of each scene, and little art touches and animations in each scene make the world feel a lot more dynamic. But Fallstreak's writing is what elevates it from good to masterful. I particularly love the way the characters and world are juxtaposed with each other. Without spoiling too much, the world has mystery and fantasy woven into it; its very nature begs some really fascinating philosophical questions. On top of this backdrop, there lives a cast of very grounded and multidimensional characters that make the world and stakes feel real. Not to mention, they often inject just the right amount of whimsy to make the tragic moments hit even harder. Meanwhile, the questions posed by the world provide an interesting lens through which to view even the more mundane actions of these characters. Overall, I'd highly recommend the Fallstreak series both to seasoned visual novel readers and to those trying to get into the genre.