Majotori

Well this was fun. A trivia game at heart (and 75% my kind of trivia) with some rollicking fables and then that old chestnut RNG at the end. I've won a 1/9 and lost an 8/9. Quality RNG. I'm glad I've played this.

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A really fun single player trivia game that you'll want to replay to see different scenarios, and sometimes even intentionally give the wrong answers just to see where the story goes when you do that. I liked how many of the questions were on categories I actually knew well - anime and indie games. On my third playthrough I did notice some questions start to repeat. Would've been nice if the game kept track of all questions asked so far and didn't start repeating questions until its entire question bank had been used up.

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Romeo could have married Juliet if I didn't forget that Vegeta is the prince of the Saiyans, not Goku! [b]It was 9 "O"s to 1 "X"! Then, the game just picked that one X! LOL.[/b] The gameplay loop is simple. When Lariat appears, you answer her ten trivial questions and watch how those poor guys' destiny turns out! Also, … Weird knowledge increased.

[table] [tr] [th] [b]✔️ The Good [/b][/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Charming Art Style[/u]: The game features a delightful, hand-drawn aesthetic that perfectly captures a nostalgic and whimsical atmosphere. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Engaging Narrative Branches[/u]: With over fifty different story scenarios, the branching paths offer a surprising amount of variety for a short-form experience. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Witty Humor[/u]: The dialogue is consistently clever, balancing lighthearted comedy with surprisingly poignant moments that hit harder than expected. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Simple Gameplay Loop[/u]: The blend of visual novel storytelling with trivia-based interactions creates an addictive, easy-to-pick-up rhythm. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Genre Variety[/u]: The trivia questions span a wide array of topics, keeping the challenges fresh and avoiding repetitive subject matter. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Heartfelt Characters[/u]: Each of the characters feels distinct and memorable, making the consequences of their stories feel genuinely impactful. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3735614188 [table] [tr] [th] [b]❌ The Bad [/b][/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Trivia Subjectivity[/u]: Occasionally, the trivia questions can feel niche or require specific pop-culture knowledge that might alienate certain players. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Minimal Replay Incentives[/u]: Once you have navigated the primary story branches, there is not much to keep you coming back for additional playthroughs. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Pacing Fluctuations[/u]: Some story segments drag on slightly longer than necessary compared to the snappy nature of the trivia challenges. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3735614302 [table] [tr] [th] ⚠️The Ugly [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Unfair RNG Elements[/u]: Losing a story path due to a trivia question that feels entirely outside your knowledge base can be incredibly frustrating. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Lack of Difficulty Settings[/u]: There is no way to adjust the challenge level, which makes the game feel binary and unforgiving during intense narrative moments. [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] • [u]Sparse Quality-of-Life[/u]: The absence of a robust skip or fast-forward feature for previously read text makes replaying sections to see other outcomes tedious. [/td] [/tr] [/table] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3735614396 [table] [tr] [th] [b] Current Price 💰[/b] [/th] [th] [b] Historical Low 📉[/b] [/th] [th] [b] ⛔️ Worth the price? ✅[/b] [/th] [/tr] [tr] [td] $5.99 [/td] [td] $0.89 [/td] [td] ✅ Worth it if on sale ~$1. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [hr][/hr] [h1]Overall Score: [/h1] [h3] 6.8/10 [/h3]

Buen juego de Alva Majo, pero ¿cómo vas a llamarle "actor secundario Bob"? AJAKJAKSJKAJSKJASJKASJKA disque "ACTOR SECUNDARIO BOB" ASJKASDKJASDKJSDAK, qué chistoso. Solo falta que le digan Lisagereth a Lisa. Eso sí, el juego es demasiado entretenido y cumple con su función. Amé la cantidad de historias que hay y las preguntas son muy interesantes. Vale la pena

Es un juego muy bueno para pasar el ratón en steam, Móvil. Usado más en el móvil por portable y que invita incluso a resolver preguntas con gente si queremos. El conseguir las histories y demás. El poder usarlo para con un botón cambiar entre Inglés y Español, es un juego para darle unos ratos. Está muy bien. Como dijo jugado más del triple en móvil, pero si gustáis en steam va muy bien también.

Man, I sat on this review for a few nights before writing it. If you like Trivia, and Majotori is on sale for $1-ish (like it usually is). It's probably worth it. For anyone else, or at the $5.99 price, I would stay away. The game is very short. My first playthrough took around an hour and a half, and while the premise is genuinely interesting (a narrative adventure where story outcomes are influenced by your performance in a trivia game) the novelty wears off fairly quickly. Majotori is essentially a trivia game with some branching story scenes attached. The trivia itself is heavily focused on anime, video games, and pop culture. Anyone who watched the trailer should know exactly what they're getting into, so seeing negative reviews complain about the subject matter is honestly pretty funny. The game advertises itself clearly, and it delivers on that front. My bigger issue is that neither the trivia nor the stories left much of an impression. The character narratives are brief, the branching paths are limited, and by the time the credits rolled I didn't feel like I had experienced anything particularly memorable. It's an interesting concept, but not one that stuck with me after I finished playing. At its regular price of $5.99, I think it's a hard sell. There are countless free trivia games available online that offer more questions, more variety, and more replay value.. That's not to say Majotori is bad. it's just very light on content for the asking price. That said, if you can pick it up during a Steam sale for around a dollar, you'll probably get your money's worth. It's a pleasant enough way to spend an evening, especially if you're deeply invested in anime and gaming trivia. But even then, it's not an experience that's likely to stay with you for long. In the end, Majotori has a clever premise but doesn't do enough with it. If you skip this one, you're not really missing out. P.S. Achievements do not unlock while in offline mode, which is always a bummer when playing on the Steam Deck.

Super recomendable, cubre la gran mayoria de nichos y las historias son muy divertidas de ver.