
The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where only two humans have survived: the protagonist and the hero. You will assume the role of the protagonist as she fights to survive alongside Harunashi Mika, the game's hero. Genre: Otome Game / Number of Endings: 17 (including bad endings).
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The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where only two humans have survived: the protagonist and the hero.
You will assume the role of the protagonist as she fights to survive alongside Harunashi Mika, the game's hero.
The game itself is a visual novel where the player will be frequently required to make tough choices in order to guide the characters through the harsh and unforgiving world they find themselves in.
Your choices will cause their relationship to develop and determine the conclusion of the story.
There are a wide variety of different endings.
The protagonist and Mika might simply work together to survive; they might develop romantic feelings for one another and become a new Adam and Eve; they might be unable to find common ground and go their separate ways.
Perhaps there are even endings where they choose to give up on life entirely...
Everything is determined by your choices!
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Genre: Otome Game
Number of Endings: 17 (including bad endings)
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This game is a work of fiction.
Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
Please be aware that due to the post-apocalyptic setting, there are depictions of ruined buildings and of natural disasters such as typhoons and floods.
Additionally, this is a mature story featuring depictions of violence, smoking, blood, accidents, suicide, physical injury, and sexual contact between adults.

The year is 2685 A.D. Technology has developed to the point where humans can control even the weather!
Virtual reality tech is also highly advanced, allowing people to fully immerse themselves in virtual worlds offering unprecedented experiences.
~A post-apocalyptic world where humanity is nearly extinct. How would the survivors think and act in such an environment?~
The protagonist decides to participate in Navigatore, a new VR project produced by a popular internet program. There she meets with Harunashi Mika and decides to partner up with him.
When the two awaken and step outside, they find themselves in a barren, deserted landscape... one seemingly far too realistic to be the product of virtual reality.
As they get their bearings, they hear the voice of the program's announcer:
"A man and a woman placed in extreme conditions... can they survive? How will they survive? The audience is dying to find out! We're hoping for plenty of human drama and maybe a bit of romance!"
"The guided part of the tour is over. Your life in the wasteland begins now! We shall await the conclusion of your story with bated breath!"


An average university student who moved out of her family home less than a year ago.
Has an unassuming appearance, but her friends know she's not to be underestimated. Possesses keen social intelligence and acts with conviction.
A bright and confident person, she is also exceptionally patient and understanding.
However, this means that she is inclined to bottle it up inside when something is bothering her, occasionally resulting in outbursts of emotion with serious repercussions...
Her hobby is watching game streams.

A freelance engineer who does nothing outside of work except play games, never leaving his room.
His penchant for gaming has led to him becoming an FPS streamer.
Not especially fond or trusting of other people, but a reliable friend to those he has become close with, being very protective of them as well.
He had an unhappy childhood; his father spent all of his time at work, and his mother was the stereotypical helicopter parent.
Forced to participate in Navigatore after his father signs him up without his permission.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[h1]An emotional, post-apocalyptic visual novel that combines the need to survive while falling in love. XD[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] [i]Navigatore of the Ruined World[/i] is a Japanese otome, futuristic visual novel developed by Primula and published by pencil. You take on the role of Hikari Momoi (whose name can be changed), a university student who applied and got accepted into a VR reality show called [i]Navigatore of the Ruined World[/i] (thus, the name of this visual novel) in which she has to find a way to survive in a destroyed, post-apocalyptic world while possibly finding romance. After waking up in a cryogenic tube in the VR world and remembering how she got selected to be on the show, she meets Mika Harunashi, a freelance engineer who was forced to be on the show when his dad signed him up. The two of them decide to team up and find the other participants, all the while doing their best to survive. However, there seems to be something very off about this VR world... As for the gameplay, choices are frequently presented throughout the story, which takes place over the course of a random number of days, depending on its direction. While some choices are inconsequential in that you have to select all of them, others determine which one of 17 endings you get. Although there are a lot of bad endings, a few of them are happy ones. Plenty of CGs are shown as well as a varied soundtrack and Japanese voice acting for Mika and various other characters. (Only Hikari isn't voice acted.) Several Steam achievements are present, and they count towards a user's global total. [h2]Review[/h2] When I first heard about [i]Navigatore of the Ruined World[/i], I couldn't help getting excited, mainly because it's by the same developer as the [i]TAISHO x ALICE[/i] series. I just knew that I wanted to read this story, and thanks to the wonderful developer, a review copy was sent, so that I could check it out and give my thoughts. ^^ [h3]Story and Writing[/h3] I enjoyed how the story starts off, with Hikari feeling temporarily confused about being in a cryogenic tube until she remembers that she applied to be on a reality show but didn't expect to get chosen. Right away, I knew I'd be in for quite a story twist, and it doesn't hurt that I like stories which take place in post-apocalyptic worlds. Hikari has a bright, cheerful personality, which makes her likeable, and it especially pairs well with Mika, who has a quieter, more introverted personality. Depending on which choices are made, Hikari and Mika can either become very close to the point of falling in love or they realize that their personalities clash. While their blossoming romance is definitely one aspect of the story, there is more of an overarching story, with a huge twist in regards to the world they're in. I won't go into spoiler territory, but I'll just say that depending on how much attention you pay to the details, it'll either come as a surprise or not. (For me, it was the latter.) As for the endings, I like that there are a lot of them although only certain Steam achievements are tied to some, so you don't need to get all of the endings to 100% complete achievements. Still, if you are a completionist in general (like myself), then you'll want to go for all those endings and CGs, which can be a bit difficult without a guide. Thankfully, there is a wonderful Steam user guide, so if you're having trouble getting those couple of pesky endings, it'll help. ^^ I should caution that there are plenty of scary, horror moments, death, etc. As for the writing, it's paced well. There are slower, more emotional moments combined well with the exciting, heart-reacing ones. I played the English translated version, and it's very well done. I noticed a few typos, but the text is very understandable. A criticism that I've read is that the story is short, and I won't deny that. Still, I got so immersed in the world and getting to witness the relationship between Hikari and Mika blossom that the length didn't bother me. [h3]Art and Music/Voice Acting[/h3] The art is very beautiful. The sprites and backgrounds are drawn and colored well. You can get really immersed in this post-apocalyptic world that's supposed to be the setting for the reality show. Especially, the CGs are so gorgeous, and here are a few of my personal favorites. ^^ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3725183700 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3725183838 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3725183384 With the music, there's plenty of track variety. It ranges from the more upbeat tone to the scarier, horror filled ones in which you feel like you're running for your life. :o As for voice acting, I like that most of the characters, especially Mika, are voiced, and the voices fit well. I'm especially a fan of Mika's VA, which fits very well with his introverted personality. As for Hikari not being voice acted, I'm personally fine with this, but I can understand if some people are disappointed. [h2]Conclusion[/h2] Would I recommend [i]Navigatore of the Ruined World[/i]? If you're a fan of Japanese otome games, you like post-apocalyptic settings, you want a story that has (un)expected twists and turns, and/or you like getting Steam achievements, then this is definitely worth checking out. Although the story can be on the short side, I felt so immersed in the world and enjoyed getting all of the endings (yes, even the bad ones lol) and unlocking all of the lovely CGs. For the asking price, I think it's justifiable, considering that it's a brand new visual novel and the overall quality is very high, but you can wait for a sale. Finally, I'd like to give a major thank you to Primula for the review copy. It was a joy getting to know Hikari and Mika and seeing how their relationship blossomed in their world, despite the tragedy around them. ^^ [quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44702020/]The Introverted Gamer[/url] and [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/7593237/]Otome Rakuen[/url] team up to give readers highly detailed, thorough reviews of hot romance games.[/quote]
推荐指数中等偏下吧是比较感冒末世题材和画风来的。!cg确实很好看场景也很精致,但是全程真的就只有男女主两个人立绘aa。流程不是很长 听语音全结局感觉6h差不多 剧情也蛮简单的he比较不痛不痒 人设有点迷但是也是有萌点(嗯。[spoiler]我看不懂为什么真相线男主就这样自顾自听不进去话了aaa而且真相线根本没有he。几个be结局差不多就是在不同时间节点男女主精神崩溃if 然后二周目的结局挺多男主视角的 展现深情.jpg[/spoiler]游戏宅体弱自卑又倒贴的模样很美(
[h1]我可是男人啊[/h1] [quote]关注小红瓶,回血在当下点击关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45932802/] 小红瓶游戏评鉴组[/url][/quote] 「……很抱歉,可我们好歹也是异性……」 我好歹也是个男人啊,居然对我这么没有防备,你好歹也是个女孩子啊,心情有点复杂,我啊,好歹也是个男人哦?稍微也注意点我的心情吧。你可是女孩子啊,现在的状况对你很不妙哦。安心吗……但你也别忘了,我好歹也是个男人啊?对我也稍微有点防备心吧。对不起,居然让你看到我流泪的样子,我好歹也是个男人啊……对不起,你刚刚一定吓坏了,毕竟你好歹也是个女孩啊,不应该接触到这些。 《崩坏世界的指引之人》是一款末世题材的乙女游戏。支持简体中文。苦等了几个月迫不及待品鉴中山智美2026年的新作中(Ĭ^Ĭ)。继《终远的威尔修》之后,中山智美将会给我带来什么样的绝望呢?或许,会回到《创世的公主》和《幻奏咖啡厅》还不是毒妇的时候吗……(幻想)游戏的画风我喜欢,CG没有崩图(じく我要永远追随你)虽然是首发,现在已经有攻略,不需要地毯式收集全结局了,躺平(点赞高效率的日乙妹)。 西历2685年,科技高度发达。玩家将扮演19岁的普通大学生桃井光璃,参加基于VR MMORPG系统的沉浸式真人秀「崩坏世界的指引之人」,将意识全盘投入构建出的虚拟世界,亲身体验现实中根本无法想象的遭遇。于荒废破败、幸存者寥寥无几的崩坏世界,桃井光璃与同为参与者的夏秋冬实果二人会如何生存? 因为喜欢的FPS主播提过节目有趣、值得一试,桃井光璃才抱着试试看的心态报名,想着没被选中也能抽到主播的明信片(我嘞个偶像的力量)。不过真是非常能理解,我以前也喜欢看游戏主播。空闲时间追追直播实在治愈,还会学到一点游戏知识。 桃井光璃像一只阳光小狗,活泼又可爱,不同的选项感觉性格会稍微有一些变化,或者也可以说因为对夏秋冬实果的感情会让娇气的小女生变得更勇敢。 「虽然这世界很残酷,但我们一起努力走到最后吧!」 「……嗯。如果你在,我也觉得自己还能坚持下去」 「谢谢你,光璃。……谢谢你,愿意把我也算作你留下来的理由之一」 夏秋冬实果算是阴暗宅男,不过意外得纯情。不涉及到抽烟的时候还是很温柔,而且有着年上男的责任和担当(夏秋冬实果:我好歹是个社会人)。习惯与任何人保持一定的距离,因而与人面对面相处有些笨拙,不过一旦认可了某个人会产生强烈的保护欲。虽然爱的有点突兀,不过有“吊桥效应”也可以理解。二人捡垃圾给对方送礼物实在太萌。 一周目是END13「独自一人回到原来的世界…」,剧情非常有中山智美的味道,猎奇的灾难场景,迷雾重重的谜团,无法联系的节目组。以及死亡的血腥画面与重复句子的精神攻击。中山智美惯用的文字地狱。不过不少伏笔都没有回收,实在惋惜。 不过中山智美你疯锁敢写成这样你等着开门杀见到一堆晴天娃娃。 「……我说啊,光璃。我可是男人啊」 [hr][/hr] 欢迎加入:[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/xiaohongping] 小红瓶游戏评鉴组[/url]
是阳角大学生女主和家里蹲主播男主。 我们的女主桃井光璃是刚开始独自生活的19岁大学生。天真又积极,非常有活力的一个女孩子。在故事里也挺鲜活,能在雨夜中狂奔救人,会发疯。会有要回家看父母的坚持,到了家门前又犹豫了起来。在故事中还能看到她的性格变化,她最开始有过于忍耐的毛病,总是会用“没关系”敷衍,到后来在实果的影响下,她能坦率的说出来了。 男主夏秋冬实果虽然是家里蹲,但是好有情商,好会说话,该说不愧是主播吗?有宅男自卑,还很会道歉。两人相处的很融洽。应该是实果接近死亡但是被光璃救活后,两人开始变得愈发亲密的。 故事里只有男女主。没有能正常交流的其它角色直接出现过,都是故事背景板。因为想要塑造的就是只有男女主两人的崩坏世界吧。 能鼠标滚轮控制,可以为快速阅读省很多力气。log中有语音回放和句子回退的功能。重要信息会用红字标注出来,档案馆中有词条解释。每天开始都会显示是day几,但是动画速度有点慢,要闪几秒才能看到后面的数字。刚开始的几天是连着的,后期开始跳跃日期了。 十八个结局真的是好多。虽然有些是戛然而止的无意义凑数。自己刚开始打出两个BE,然后回退看几个前面的选项都是无意义的,就去看攻略重打了。估计有双方好感度之类的隐藏数值是决定性因素吧。其实刚开始就应该看攻略的,浪费时间了。一周目之后,满足一定条件可以在day8后进入新的分支。 虽然说是在崩坏世界挣扎求生,但其实物资还挺好找的,就是条件比较差。天气恶劣,两人不停的步行追线索。有好多疯了和死了的结局,但是CG都不见血的,都是非常干净的俊男靓女。实果说是饮料倒在键盘上不擦结块的宅男,立绘看起来非常整洁呢。比较有崩坏世界末世感的就是各种残破倒塌的背景图片了吧。不过背景图片复用也是比较多的。 [code] No Responsibility Review,只根据个人喜好进行评测: [url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36266776-NRR233] 无责任评测[/url][/code]
《崩坏世界的指引之人》是一款设定在末世虚拟世界中的乙女向视觉小说。本作采用单男主设定,并拥有以选择驱动的剧情结构,总共有17个结局。游戏由 Primula 开发,Pencil 发行。故事背景设定在公元2685年。在这个时代,人类的科技已经发展到甚至能够控制天气的程度。虚拟现实技术也高度进化,人们可以完全沉浸在逼真的数字世界之中,体验超越现实的事物。 玩家将扮演19岁的女大学生桃井光璃,当然也可以自由修改主角名字。她留着棕色长马尾,因为看到了自己最喜欢的FPS游戏主播代言的广告,于是报名参加了一款名为《崩坏世界的指引之人》的VRMMORPG游戏,希望能够获得主播相关的安慰奖明信片。然而出乎意料的是,她真的被选中成为正式参与者之一。进入游戏后,她在一个陌生房间的胶囊床中醒来,周围空无一人,整个环境充满不安与孤独感。在探索房间并打开门之后,她遇见了另一位参与者——夏秋冬実果,一位蓝色短发的男性角色,由 伊東健人配音。他是一名24岁的自由工程师,因为父亲擅自替他报名,所以被迫参加这个游戏。由于两人都被困在陌生环境中,他们决定一起合作生存。他们开始探索建筑物,寻找食物、毛毯、床铺以及饮用水等基本生存资源。随着调查不断深入,他们最终离开建筑,来到了外面的世界。映入眼帘的是一个彻底崩坏的末日景象。到处都是残破的建筑,没有任何人类活动的痕迹,整个世界空荡、荒凉又神秘。两人一边寻找关于这个世界的线索,一边尝试联系游戏制作方,试图弄清事情的真相。 他们的旅程并不轻松。游戏拥有相当高数量的坏结局,许多危险情况会因为玩家的选择而突然导致失败。生存成为故事的重要主题,整体氛围始终保持着紧张与压迫感。随着两人相处时间越来越长,他们发现彼此都喜欢同几位FPS主播。通过共同生存、互相扶持以及一起面对困难,他们之间的关系逐渐加深,并慢慢发展出恋爱情感。 游戏拥有高质量的人设、丰富的角色表情以及由じく绘制的精美CG。角色发色与光影细节表现尤其出色,使整体画面在情感场景中更加具有表现力与氛围感。 整体来看,《崩坏世界的指引之人》是一款末世题材乙女视觉小说,故事设定在神秘的虚拟现实世界中。玩家扮演一名大学生,与另一位参与者一同被困在破败的虚拟空间里。两人探索废弃建筑、在险境中求生、逐步揭开游戏背后的真相,彼此的感情也慢慢萌芽,最终发展为爱恋。游戏仅有一位可攻略男主,拥有十七种不同结局;氛围感沉浸感强、生存元素紧张刺激,人物美术画风精致。作品巧妙融合恋爱、悬疑与心理叙事,同时配备质量出色的中文汉化。 7.8/10 [quote] [b][u]❀自由撰写真实的游戏评测❀[/u][/b] [b]❀欢迎关注→❀[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44119519]自由评测[/url]❀←鉴赏家❀ ❀欢迎加入→❀[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Liberty_Curator]自由评测[/url]❀←鉴赏组❀[/b] [/quote]
不好玩,别买
打完有段时间了,现在才想起来写一下测评,一个下午打完的,优点是cg都画得不错,而且挺多的,ed曲也很好听,缺点是剧情太无聊太无聊了啊!中山智美我还是太信任你了,背景设定蛮宏大的,但是给人的感觉就是没写开,而且有点强行推进剧情的感觉,可能是受限于篇幅的原因,不过有一两个结局还满带感的,还有为什么老是要讨论吸不吸烟的问题啊!?这是什么很重要的事情吗!本来篇幅就不长还老写这个!我的评价是拉完了,中山智美你真的尽力了吗...总之打完我也是力竭了,阿美希望你其他新作好好写......大家一定不要原价买啊...!
I think Navigatore of the Ruined World / Hounavi was a decently written title despite its short length. The vn explored both characters well enough for me to be able to understand them and sympathize with their plight, however, I do have a few minor gripes... When this game was first announced and marketing for it began, I was on the fence on the idea of having a single love interest game [b]where the protagonist is left unvoiced[/b]. While I know this is not the first game to introduce such a format, I think leaving Hikari (MC) unvoiced did not do this game any favors in terms of immersion. Especially with the setting of hounavi where they are the only two characters present in the game and no one else, the atmosphere of the VN itself felt....incredibly empty to me, because Mika is the only one who has a voice. The idea and main theme of hounavi (or at least what I think is the theme) is a story of two people offering each other companionship and support in a perilious world where everything is in ruins, I think it would have been better for the narrative for Hikari to have a voice, to deepen that sense of companionship and the idea that 'it's two people working together and trying to find their way to survive even if there is nothing left'. While playing, it just felt incredibly jarring for Mika to be the only one to have a voice,[spoiler] especially there is no other character in the cast besides Hikari for him to bounce off from in terms of interactions, as they are the only people left in the world[/spoiler]. I think having an unvoiced protagonist is fine [spoiler] if there were other people in the cast to fill the void of them being silent[/spoiler] but I just found myself scratching my head. Although, even with my problems from the production side of things, I think the game is written well enough for me to be convinced of their bond and Hikari as a character, it was just a shame that I couldn't hear her speak when she had a very lively personality that I enjoyed following as a reader. This game had a whopping [b]17 endings[/b], I think to fully experience the game and to get to know its world and characters, the endings with CGs are at least required reading. Although personally, I think this game would have benefitted to be longer, I think there were a lot of things that could have been expanded on and explored, but this is just me not being used to short VNs haha so don't mind this section too much. I sometimes felt that this game played things too safe for my liking even with its bleak setting, although I'm no expert on post apocalyptic settings so maybe this is just how it is? Anyhow, I don't really have any major complaints about the characters themselves, I think both Mika and Hikari were well written characters with a very enjoyable dynamic. I was quite impressed that the devs chose to make Mika [spoiler]a pathetic, loser bum (I mean this all affectionately)[/spoiler] despite being our only love interest, it felt refreshing to witness how human his character was. I think he's this game's best asset (as he should be...lol). I liked him even if he isn't necessarily my type, while he doesn't necessarily have the ability to make one swoon, he at least is a very earnest character that you'd root for. This game took me around 9 hours to complete, so I think with this length it's best to grab this on a sale if full price is not worth it. All in all, around a 7.5/10 from me.
谁能想到呢反而被喂了一坨与zszm绝赞虐恋中。。女主特别可爱但是这也太无聊了人设非常想吐槽,哪里来的不爱干净且抽烟的宅男会穿潮服打耳钉啊完全割裂......全通了后面写得还行但是果然还是割裂吧。。。我知道日本倒垃圾不方便但这不是不爱干净的借口太刻板印象的otaku了,而且后面真相揭露更显得这个特别潮的穿搭割裂了!!甚至是两边不同样式的耳钉,,反而呢伤害到了屏幕前的真屌丝宅宅!!!
SO SO SO SO GOOD :') I've been waiting ever since this game was announced, and im happy with the overall experience of playing the game. I absolutely adore the relationship between Mika + Hikari and how it progressed through the story. My heart felt so full and destroyed at the same time while playing the game. It may be hopeful thinking on my end, but I'd love to maybe see a sequel?
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