
“Perennial Dusk -Kinsenka-” is a kinetic novel about how the human heart endures relentless violence and limitless cruelty, telling the story of a group of exorcists-in-training as they gather the pieces needed to mend their wounded souls.
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The human heart is but a vessel for pain.
“Perennial Dusk -Kinsenka-” is a kinetic novel about how the human heart endures relentless violence and limitless cruelty. In a world where the living and the dead mingle, a group of exorcists-in-training faces horrific beings known as Maledicts. Though doomed to be mangled, gutted, and desolated by grief, they strive for whatever happiness they can find beneath the unwaning sunset.
An intricate story about persevering through the horrors of a merciless world.
A script written by Yukito Urushibara ("Irotoridori no Sekai").
Vibrant character designs and illustrations by Saine (VTuber character designer for "Kamishiro Kurea", "Watagashi Unou", and "Hoshikage Lapis").
A stunning soundtrack, comprising tracks composed by Fuminori Matsumoto (“Wonderful Everyday ~Diskontinuierliches Dasein~”) and Hitoshi Fujima from Elements Garden (“Grisaia” series).
1920x1080 resolution support.
Manaka Iwami (Akane, “Oshi no Ko”) as the voice actor of both the soft-spoken Benio Matsuri and her boisterous alter-ego, Nobody.
Yumiri Hanamori (Yuka, “Blue Period”) and Shuta Morishima (Shin Nitta, “Cardfight!! Vanguard”) as the voice actors of the two male leads.
Tachibana Sai lives only to protect his sister from harm, often resorting to lethal means to do so. Weary of the persistent numbness in his heart, he welcomes the prospect of death... That is, until a fateful meeting with Matsuri fills him with a searing pain.
Upon Sai joining their ranks as the newest resident, the ill-assorted group of exorcists-in-training and their reckless mentor find a home together in an old apartment building.
A ruthless boy who knows no pain in his heart.
A lonely girl without any friends.
A friendly girl who struggles to make connections.
A prickly, ambitious girl who is keen to be of help.
A boy who loves his own cute self above anything else.
A mess of a woman who tries to solve everything through brute force.
And a boy with a tender heart who knows no pain in his body.
Bathed in the light of an everlasting sunset, they begin to experience contentment for the first time in their miserable lives. Yet, with their occupation leading to increasingly vicious foes, they are doomed to violent deaths.

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Languages: English, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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クリアまで約20時間程。夢中になって最後まで読み進めた。 ここ近年読んだ作品の中ではトップクラスの満足度! 序盤は主人公の言動やどこに収束するのかわからない展開で感情移入出来ず少し不安だったが、 1章終盤あたりで完全にこの作品世界に魅了されてしまった。 章ごとに様々な想いや心の機微が丁寧に表現され、涙腺が緩む場面が沢山あったし、キャラも立っていてやり取りも良い! (皆いいキャラだけど、特にヒトデナシ、ペンギンが印象的だった) 夕暮れの牢獄やホテル等、特殊な死生観描写とノスタルジックな雰囲気を象徴した舞台設定が巧みに活かされており、より作品のテーマを違和感なく受け入れる事が出来たように感じた。この辺り本当にシナリオ構成が秀逸。 回想シーンの多さや畳みかけるような心理描写表現の多さなど、人によっては好みが分かれる部分もなくはないが、個人的にはめちゃくちゃ刺さる作品でした。 可能なら後日談をもう少し見てみたかったです。
HAOWAN \
好玩
I wasn't going to write a review for this but after seeing the ending, I feel like I need to do so. As for the general stuffs of the novel, it had already been stated at the description and several other reviews already made their way through it so I'm going to skip the basic stuffs and move on with how i really feel for this VN. I will try to spoiler-free with my review as much as possible so if anyone could read this and decide for themselves, this is for you. First of all, "Perennial Dusk -Kinsenka-" is one work that had been on my radar for a while but i kept forgetting it as this was not the kind of work I like to read, so I am grateful for the sales to finally push me to buy this novel. And do I regret with my purchase, knowing this is not the kind of work I usually read? No. Absolutely not, for I love this novel with all my heart. First of all, why did this even appeal me even it's not the kind I like in the first place? Because this is Frontwing, I have read several of their works so yes, I have faith in their product. Secondly, for very obvious reasons, the art, it's gorgeous beyond words. And finally, I read and thought this was the premise of a bittersweet love story so yes, how much I am a sucker for love stories, I knew that all too well. Now, let's talk about the premise of the novel, it builds up as an incredibly hooking factor that drew me in, mysteries, convictions, love and emotions. That alone can take on anyone as long as they are willing to invest their time for a good storyline. So many questions, so many answers that only bore for more questions that kept me reading. However, this novel has one problem and it's the same as putting you with questions. It likes to overexplaining the story, the lore, everything that kept on repeat for so, so long and it is the biggest issue for this novel and this results in too much dragged out/filler parts that could have ended quicker and sooner. I found myself trying to push through to certain parts with roundabout explanation and painfully dragged out moments more than I could think. Yes, I actually read through every single thing without skipping once, hence the total 44 hours I read. But in the end, my mind can only take so much information and an idiot like I am with the lore, for that I also found myself to relate to Tatsuki more often than I realized. The storyline itself wasn't bad neither it wasn't flawless but a very flawed yet ambitious work if I have ever seen one. It just too bad that it too long and too short at the same time. Some parts should have been short and brief and other parts should have been much longer. For instance, I would have love the ending would have shown us a little epilogue, somewhere near future after the ending but leaving it as it is is also a viable option as it opens to many possibilities to the main pair of the game. What will they become of? How will they live their lives? Will they kept on with their promise and become more of what they already were? Are the questions I have asked after I finished the novel, I simply was too curious, to the point searching for their fanarts but yeah, what do I expect? It's not something that people could read on a whim and if they did, not sure they will like it like I did. Because from what I can see, it wasn't received well. Characters, characters. It is a both strong and weak point for this novel, the characters are well-developed and had a cast of incredibly talented VAs that breathed them to life. However only a few of them are well-developed as I say, some of them had too few screen time and perhaps lacking a depth of personalities, yes if you have finished the novel, you will know who I am referring to, or you have someone else in mind, I don't know. But if I can choose three characters that I found myself rooting them most often, it's Tatsuki, Yozora and Nobody, for i believed they are the best characters, especially with how well-written for Tatsuki and Yozora character arc, Nobody true arc came too late and i found it has some rather absurd details in her storyline but yet, she shines like the true heroine of the story thus far. Best girl? Yes, Nobody best girl. Maybe I'm biased, but who cares. That conclude my "brief" personal review for "Perennial Dusk -Kinsenka-", this is still a very much general review as much as you can get for you to decide whether for you to get the game. Will I recommend this work to someone out on a whim? Definitely not, but if you are willing to invest, maybe you could give it a try. Still, it's not something you'd like to sit and read in one setting, it's very tough to get through this work but when it clicks, it clicks. Thank you for a, yet another incredible work. 9,5/10
[h2]《将花朵献与你-Kinsenka-》简评 [/h2] 《将花朵献与你-Kinsenka-》是一款少年少女们与其残缺的心共同成长的视觉小说游戏。男主橘才,生来便不知心痛为何物,以此残缺之心,空活16余年,直至遇见那个让他心动的少女红绪祀,开始的关于痛苦与幸福的人生成长故事。 本作给笔者带来了很奇妙的游玩体验,该说“悬疑“吗?还是“猎奇“呢?唔,应该主要还是”神秘“吧。好奇是人的本能,而“神秘”如同一扇虚掩着的门,因其未知而被吸引入内,无论门后是幽美的花园、还是深邃的悬崖。 本作的剧情故事就是如此,开局就爆出惊人设定,然后就一直铺垫内容、展开设定,当然故事肯定是有其基础框架和内在逻辑的,但作者的表述手法实在是...一言难尽,倒叙中夹杂插叙,多视角、大段角色自述再配合回忆录,得亏作者的文笔够强,能够收回大部分伏笔。 不过就整体游玩体验而言还是挺不错的,笔者萌拔玩的多,但本作就很符合笔者对于旮旯给木的刻板印象,可爱治愈中带点猎奇,文青中带点谜语人的恶趣味,剧情叙事中带点哲学思辨,可能和笔者的启蒙作是沙耶之歌有关吧,有点对上了电波? 最后点评一下内容吧,剧本质量挺高的,但是设定和表述方式,有些不好评价(说不定也是其魅力所在)。绘画除了CG数量偏少以外,美术风格肯定的没问题的,白毛女主很漂亮。各个角色的cv配音质量都在线,而音乐更是本作的一大亮点,超赞!!!游戏的体量还是蛮大的,对剧情主题的升华也让笔者很有感触,如果对这种风格的旮旯给木感兴趣的话,本作值得一玩。 [table][td]欢迎关注鉴赏家[url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44900613]“黄油收集师”[/url][/td][/table]
人的内心是由"痛苦"组成的,爱意越深,追忆越甚,离别越痛,总体来说感觉还是不错的,玩到一半感觉里面神人太多了,无论是红绪一家还是橘才,在后边各种反转再反转还有最后非人和橘才的关系,画面和音乐是加分项,很棒,前翼社的作品总是能带来出人意料的感觉,还有就是雪人的经典兜圈子,总之瑕不掩瑜,还是挺不错的。我会一直伴你左右,祈祷你的未来将会开满无数幸福的花朵
雪人语纯折磨。有好多雪人之前作品的影子,再好的想法再看一遍也会腻
[h1] 「只要你能偶爾像這樣,對著我笑一笑,就足夠了。」 [/h1] 老樣子的雪人謎語味,推薦給喜歡五彩斑斕跟櫻花摸魚的人。
ボリュームがある分、後半の盛り上がりがすごく、一気に読み終えました!
剧情有点谜语人
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