Fatal Twelve

Artstyle and voices are great. I find the whole concept/idea of the story very interesting and it has a lot potential. However, I feel like they kinda messed it up a bit of how the rules work and how people would act in such a situation. Still, it was a good read, and I found myself cheering for the romance until the end. But I have to stress that this is the type of game where meaningful choices would have been nice to have, because the main character basically does nothing for the majority of the game, and somehow gets trhough everything with luck and kindness, it's a bit silly.

Very strange. Not Dr. Strange level of strange. It's just strange. I do like Fatal Twelve. However, if there's anything that I will say, this is less about yuri and more about the initial aspect of the mystery and the story. The main character is strange. The heroine is also strange. I don't know what to describe about Fatal Twelve. The gimmick is pretty straightforward, yet it's kind of complicated to talk about because this leads to magical lands ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. The story is "everyone for themselves", yet the story makes you feel the weight and guilt of every single person even if their writing is like super short. There's so many things that I feel strange about this visual novel, that I think it feels both disconnected and connected at the same time. I read halfway through and forgot briefly that this was about yuri. Not because the heroine was acting very possessive regarding to her-future-girlfriend, but because the game is focusing on the event that's unfolding before the protagonist and her friends that's so distracting that you only feel the effect of what this visual novel was actually advertising back in the PV close to the end. It's really funny because I say all of this to praise the game. Honestly to cut the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, Fatal Twelve is very good and I would say if you would like a yuri focused story then this might not be for you, because this part only happens with 30% of the story. Slow burn isn't exactly what I'd call it, there's just so many things happening that the protagonist wouldn't even have enough time to process all of it and the heroine. Overall I'd say give this a spin if you're into mystery ♥♥♥♥ - this isn't Umineko When They Cry, but I'll guarantee that you'd cry at some point because of how many ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ things happened in this story that actually made sense given the circumstances.