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I’ve bought it cos it’s intriguing to learn how 2 worlds are linked playing. It was a shock for me to see good-looking Shock guy. Samantha’s hot red dress and intense look. I’ve felt twice puzzled to know who's good or bad. I didn’t see really how we could manipulate time. One character seems to be plotting but he’s not ill-intentioned. That bump in the wall as we were running to save Rook was frightening! We are well misled in seeing who the puppetmaster is! We think it’s this character but no, then we’re misled a 2nd time. To know we have power and [spoiler] discover it’s wrong.., who has it in the end,[/spoiler] very interesting! We are surprised towards the end of a route. I was glad to read the parts explaining about the Federation pb and Velasquez’s way to try to solve it. The good ending seemed simple to read, like yeah cool characters can go their way, Rook left his [spoiler] addiction. I didn’t see the success brought there [/spoiler]. Some lessons like we can’t save the day without killing someone. [u]Gameplay[/u] skipping text is fast but still, once I spent 1- 2 hours for a route I did already.

General Disclaimer This is a Visual Novel. There is no gameplay other than click to read and make choices that will present to you. If you're expecting this to be an RPG of some kind, you're sadly mistaken. If you find heavy text boring and complain like, “It's just enter, read text, enter, read text, enter, read text...” you’re better off avoiding all Visual Novels and sparing your sanity along with sparing people from hearing you whine about what the game actually is suppose to be. If you’re disgusted at the sight of anthro characters, well if you buy this game and complain, you’ll most likely be seen as a whiner for wasting your own money and time on a product you knew yourself wouldn’t like. Review I’ve been following this VN since the month it was released. At the time of this review, there are 4 chapters out. Upon one chapter after another I was getting more and more glued into it. I even made a guide regarding the choices you may see and what effects they’ll have later on down the round in your playthrough. (Warning: My guide may have minor spoilers.) There are two stories being told: One on Earth, another on Terra. They have no direct connection with one another and I find this format very unique to me and interesting. There are at least 2 plots going on with a possible third, or so I like to believe. Every character stands out differently from one another. The music fits in with the mood nicely and well timed with the text. Choices prompted up may trigger another one later or cause an alternate route to some degree (note my guide). You may find yourself thinking hard of what to pick whether it’s moral or philosophical to you on some choices. There are a few things to note: There are no expressions (however en route at this time). It is normal or common for VN’s to have character expressions to help the reader feel more immerse to the story and the world, but this didn’t have them initially. I wasn’t at all bothered by this, but a lot found it unease or immersion breaking. There is no voice acting. The VN is episodic; despite it might feel it’s Early Access. There is currently no steady schedule for chapters after people wanted expressions so badly. There will be delays in new chapters arriving for quite some time. The VN is for the general audience with the occasional minor violence it portrays time to time. If you’re expecting fan service, go to Sakura series or Nekopara vol 1 and 2 (you’re welcome in advance). You can’t save freely, only when prompted. However, you may see them before or after a serious choice is prompted or a serious moment happened. They are far in between, however. At this time I would say wait for a sale unless you have the money to spare for the full price, or till all chapters are out. ----- Check out more games I see that deserve more attention from my curator group: BluePaw's Underrated Games List Join and/or follow if you wish.