
Millia -The ending- is a visual novel made by Millia Soft using Ren'py. The game was successfully funded on kickstarter.com in early 2015.
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Languages: English
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Cute, short, and bittersweet, easily finishable under 3 hours. In the beginning, there are no choices,mostly kinetic, but in the middle, there will be a few choices that will decide which route/girl you pursue.
Hat mir sehr gefallen. Habe alle Enden durchgespielt. Teilweise sehr emotional in der Story, weil es halt nicht nur "Happy Ends" gibt. Kann ich empfehlen, wenn man gerne Visual Novels mag. Viele Entscheidungen muss man aber nicht treffen, wie in anderen VN die ich gespielt habe, aber das war ok für mich. Viel Spaß damit.
I'm not a big fan of VN game, only play few of its (like steins gate, rewrite, if my heart had wings, ..... ). First few minute of playing this game, i can say, "disappointed". The story are predictable, it's just nothing new. The art ...... it's just OK (I kinna like the background).The soundtrack were good at first, but after a few time of "suddenly replayed", it's became annoying. So basically, i'm not recommend this game, at first. But when i know this game was made by a group of indie game developers. And it's was their first game (i think), so i think (again) we can't expected something more than this. Also it's free now. So why don't you give it a try.
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