
If there was a robot that could laugh, cry and smile. ...Does it have a soul?
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Languages: English, Japanese*, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil, French*languages with full audio support
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当年在盗版网站上下载 感觉很无聊删了好几次,后来读初中的时候耐心推完了剧情 现在有能力了,支持一下正版 [在我记忆里,这游戏好像在16年之前就出现了,不知道是不是时间太久,我有些记错了] 时间过得可真快啊。。。。。。。 人形的电脑,拥有着近乎于人类感情的科技造物 我们的情感投射之物,还要多少年 还要多少年,什么时候才能出现lucy这种可以寄托情感的“爱人”呢? 从现实来讲 好像有些贪心了呢 现在的AI技术,什么时候才能发展到和lucy相媲美的程度呢 希望在下个世纪前 在遥远的2112年前,我能看到lucy4 不过那时候我已经108岁了 游戏和配乐以及图画都很好 我之前的手机还截了图 不过我还是要问候一下游戏里的某个老东西 你他妈傻了逼了烧什么啊 你老母又不是被lucy干掉的,和儿子感情不好推卸责任给机器人算你妈怎么回事啊 这种货色晚年还有机器人照顾我也是没话说了
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I've been playing short visual novels lately, and I like this one! The story is heartwarming. If you liked ATRI, I think you'll like this one too!
작품에 대한 열의가 굉장히 선명하게 전해졌고 지금 이시대에 맞는 게임
누군가에겐 별 볼일 없는 것이 누군가에겐 가장 소중한 것이 될 수 있다
october 12
I found this title to be a good read, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it was enjoyable. The story here centres on a (I assume) high school student that lives alone with his father. One day he discovers an android in a junkyard, and by some weird reasoning I don't fully comprehend (as he and his father are heavily anti-android) he brings it home, eventually powering it up and forking out considerable wealth to get it fixed. The good: Great writing and believable characterisations, decent art and full voice acting in either Korean or Japanese. ___________ I see a lot of positive reviews for the game, and mine is no exception. But the review system on steam is fundamentally flawed and, while I do recommend it, I do have my fair share of criticisms. As I mentioned, the writing infers a deep anti-android mentality in this dysfunctional family, and yet here he is bringing a broken one home. So the whole premise is outlandish to begin with. I get the feeling there is some lost-in-translation info here. While it is undeniable that the main characters are well-written, the MC and the father are utterly hateful. I spent my time reading through the game not really ever feeling like I cared for either of them. Part of this problem is exacerbated by worthless dialogue choices. Nothing you choose ever seems to matter, like the story is all paved in stone and Cannot Be Altered In Any Way. There are two endings as far as I could see, but they are identical, except for how the ensuing epilogue plays out, which is technically in the extras. So, 'choices' seem only put in as an afterthought, likely so the in-game achievements could be a thing. From my experience, by doing a playthrough with android-friendly choices, and another with the opposite, I found most achievements were a no-brainer. Pacing was a real issue for me as well. Even selecting fast text in the menu, screen transitions really bogged down the pacing, not to mention being punched in the face with the list of 3 fundamental robot rules every time there was a scene change. Even on the second playthrough I found the skip button worthless as scene transitions still needed an input to continue. I feel I could cut my play time in half just by making transitions skippable. _____________ Probably the most interesting thing about sci-fi VNs such as this is the philosophical debates and internal thoughts we are privy to. While this isn't a love story per se, and love doesn't even get a mention, we are left with some interesting questions that perhaps will divide nations now and in years to come. Questions like 'do androids have feelings?' or 'would you fall in love with a washing machine?' The game explores the ideas, mostly in 'study vs work' arguments between the MC and his father. The ideas presented maybe aren't explored enough. Why can't you befriend an android (if they existed)? Consider society today, accepting of all walks of life and sexual orientations. Is a memory chip different from organic memory? Sure, parts breakdown, but so too does DNA and our own bodies over time. Aren't we all just machines, a slave to our own programming (be it genetic or electronic)? It's such a big topic to touch on and this VN has done pretty well to treat it the way it has. In some ways we're already in the grips of a similar issue with AI. Ultimately, despite the shortness, despite the transitions and unlikeable male characters, I kept on reading. Just don't go into this game thinking there are choices, I feel there isn't any. But there is a nice twist at the end, if you can see it through. Get it on special as it can be short if you're a fast reader.
“…露西只是赝品。 是这个世界上最接近人类的赝品。 但是…对于我来说,她拥有比起真品还高出百倍的珍贵。 如今站在我面前,为了我而流泪的她的样子……至少对我来说,是什么也无法取代的、最最可贵的存在。”
good plot, different theme fron atri
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