
《恋爱绮谭~不存在的真相~》是一款文字冒险游戏。 初到江城的顾唯,意外成为了一起社会新闻的主人公。凶险的都市中,他需要在混乱的舆论和虚假的情报中找到唯一的真相,也需要在两名各有千秋的少女间完成自我的抉择。秋去冬来,覆盖城市的厚厚积雪下,究竟掩藏着什么样的秘密......
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太贪了,什么都想涉及最终的结果导向会是什么都没给人留下深刻印象。 你游的卖点到底是什么。 如果主打做gal,那就给高人气女角色多一点戏份,多一些甜甜互动恋爱,把角色线写得更像“角色线”一点。在达成TE之前整个人就是在想这到底在写什么,苏半夏呢?怎么还没谈一会就变成病娇修罗场了?……前中期简直就是折磨。 如果主打做悬疑,那就和你的玩家共享情报,玩家同时也在脑子里推理并随着剧情逐步验证猜想,而不是突然又掏出来一个神秘道具然后塞新设定,怪异的设定真好用啊,什么都可以用这个圆回来。 如果主打做什么社会现象深刻思考……那还是别做了,这两部关于“社会”方面的内容都不好说,在知识储备和社会经验都不足以支撑文本的时候,去强行塞“有深刻意义”的内容显得很微妙且和剧情没什么连结感,讲了这么多最后推动剧情发展的都仍然不是“事件”,而是“设定”。
比上一部还拉 如果说上一部是用花招规避核心问题,那么这一部甚至连叙事节奏和人设都写不好了。 暂且不论编剧对社会规则的浅显幼稚的理解,玩到一半时,这一作我直接抛在一旁好久才重新硬着头皮推完,节奏和伏笔的草蛇灰线远不如上一部,玩起来只在通篇冗余的文字中感觉昏昏欲睡。 莫名其妙的记忆篡改,莫名其妙的二选一和好(不对,这个应该是三选一),莫名其妙的黑化,莫名其妙的穿越时间线。。。。 而解释一切时,全都推到唯心上面就好了,俺寻思这样就行,真是方便的设计呢~ 结果就是解开谜底时完全没有一点有意思的感觉,只有一种角色作为提线木偶的可悲。 比上一部增加的文本量成了负担,以设定解释剧情,这就是编剧功力的缺失。 而且感情线的逻辑更是一塌糊涂,你是说,一个自卑阴暗男高中生,突然有一天超雄砸墙,顺便展现一下亚撒西,就能让隔壁的大胸机智会独立赚钱的女大学生爱上他了吗?和隔壁女同学传传纸条,一起玩玩社团活动,就能陷入痛并快乐的修罗场了? 你要说本来就有冥冥中的关系连接着三人,那这个解释不正是你感情逻辑崩得不能再崩的证明吗
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既要又要这一块
中等篇幅的悬疑类gal,个人感觉比第一部观感差点,游戏进行到中后期时间线蛮乱的,结局的处理有点差强人意,一开始也是因为爆雷的事件开始游玩恋爱绮谭系列,真正接触了之后游戏质量也还说的过去,一些言论实在无法理解
刻意制造矛盾引起剧情发展是不错,但程度方面这款游戏分不清;其次上部中的半夏线这部潦草带过我是真没想到的;游戏很有打流水账的感觉,我甚至觉得编剧是只想到了结局,在这个基础上编,主次轻重也分不清;遇到剧情承接不上就插入设定,看下来并没解决什么问题。恋爱这部的感觉还不如一些H游,人家都知道干爽后情绪变化是一点点改变的。
I didn't really take it seriously, anyway I got it pretty cheaply.
毫无疑问,国产GAL的巅峰
6.5/10 和第一部一样都脑洞大开,剧情比第一部个人感觉更好
[h1] 悬疑 x 恋爱好! [/h1]
恋爱绮谭 不存在的真相 is a story-driven visual novel developed and published by Never Knows Best that skillfully intertwines romance, urban mystery, and subtle supernatural undertones into a cohesive and emotionally resonant narrative. Rather than relying on flashy mechanics or complex gameplay systems, the game places its full confidence in storytelling, character development, and atmosphere. The result is a slow-burning yet gripping experience that rewards attentive reading and thoughtful decision-making. The story follows Gu Wei, a young man who arrives in Jiangcheng and unexpectedly becomes entangled in a seemingly trivial yet strangely viral social incident. What begins as a curious online discussion about an eight-hour queue for milk tea gradually unravels into something far more layered and unsettling. The narrative carefully escalates from grounded, contemporary concerns—media sensationalism, social rumors, and personal relationships—into a world tinged with ambiguity and hints of the supernatural. This gradual shift from ordinary urban life to something uncanny is handled with restraint, allowing tension to accumulate naturally rather than forcing dramatic twists too early. One of the game’s most compelling strengths lies in its exploration of truth and perception. The title itself, which translates roughly to “Romantic Tales: The Truth That Does Not Exist,” encapsulates the central theme: reality is malleable, shaped by belief, rumor, and emotional bias. As players guide Gu Wei through branching dialogue choices and key narrative decisions, they are not merely influencing romantic outcomes but actively shaping how events unfold and how truths are revealed. The concept that truth might be subjective—or even constructed—adds a psychological layer that elevates the story beyond a straightforward romance. Character writing is another standout element. The two primary female leads are distinctly written, each offering different emotional dynamics and philosophical perspectives. Their personalities are not reduced to archetypes; instead, they are layered individuals with personal motivations, vulnerabilities, and secrets. Interactions feel grounded and sincere, with conversations often reflecting modern concerns about media, identity, and personal responsibility. Supporting characters also contribute meaningfully to the narrative, creating a believable social network that anchors the more mysterious aspects of the plot. Through detailed dialogue and internal monologues, the game allows players to deeply inhabit Gu Wei’s thoughts and emotional responses. The presentation reinforces the narrative’s strengths. High-quality character artwork and CG illustrations punctuate key emotional and dramatic moments, enhancing immersion without overwhelming the pacing. Full voice acting adds nuance to dialogue delivery, making character emotions feel authentic and immediate. The soundtrack subtly underscores shifts in mood, moving between warmth, tension, and introspection as the story progresses from autumn into the colder, more foreboding days of winter. This seasonal progression mirrors the narrative’s tonal shift, symbolizing the gradual descent into deeper emotional and existential uncertainty. In terms of structure, the game offers multiple branching paths and endings, encouraging replayability. Decisions are not superficial; they meaningfully alter character relationships and determine which revelations come to light. While the gameplay mechanics are minimal—largely centered around reading and making dialogue choices—the branching narrative ensures that player agency feels impactful. This structure invites reflection on the consequences of trust, doubt, and emotional vulnerability. However, the experience is intentionally text-heavy, with a substantial script that demands patience and focus. Players looking for action-oriented gameplay or interactive minigames may find the pace deliberate and contemplative. The enjoyment of the game depends largely on one’s willingness to engage deeply with its writing and thematic complexity. For those who appreciate narrative depth and character-driven storytelling, this density becomes a strength rather than a drawback. Ultimately, 恋爱绮谭 不存在的真相 stands out as a mature and thoughtfully constructed visual novel that goes beyond surface-level romance. By combining modern urban settings with psychological tension and philosophical questions about truth, it creates a layered narrative that lingers long after completion. Its careful pacing, emotionally authentic characters, and thematic ambition make it a compelling entry in the indie visual novel space. For players who value introspective storytelling and branching narratives shaped by meaningful choices, it offers a rich and memorable journey into the fragile space between belief and reality. Rating: 8/10
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