ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE

i forgot to take notes...

Otra gran entrega dentro de Science Adventure y probablemente con el mejor elenco de las primeras tres entregas principales (CHN y SG). La primera mitad, como suele ser común en las novelas previas, peca de ser algo lenta, aunque sin problemas si te gusta el "Slice of Life". En cuanto a la segunda parte... ¡difícil no caer en leerla del tirón!

43个小时的流程非常长，节奏把握的很差，作为科A的作品格局也很小，写的也小儿科，设定也没什么新意，混沌脑设定的衍生，从第一章到12章前中期都很松散，流程能砍一半估计是个好游戏，但是流程太太太太长了，除了结局有紧张感其他都偏无聊。 如果是为了青梅竹马恋爱之类的也没必要玩，除了12章有个小惊喜其他真没啥恋爱内容。 里面有很多科A的彩蛋，最大的就是300人委员会和长大后的小动物有一条个人线，微小的提到过西条拓巳，桶子，冈伦，mr布朗，后面有条短信说羽毛不清楚是不是混沌脑的梨深来救场了，差不多就这些人。

Robotics;Notes is an interesting case amongst the SciADV series. Like any other entry, it's a fantastic game in its own right. However, what makes it truly shine is how it brings together concepts introduced in the two preceding games (Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate) on top of a heap of new revelations about the larger world at play. This has the benefit of giving it some of the most jaw-dropping moments in the series, but it also comes at the cost of often feeling like it doesn't have as much to offer for itself. Not to say the story and characters are at all bad- they're as stellar as you'd come to expect from the series at this point- a slow pace at the start builds into rising intrigue, mind-bending twists, and an unforgettable adrenaline-pumping climax that leaves you immensely satisfied afterwards. Hell, this game is host to some of the most thoroughly entertaining characters yet. Koujiro Frau in particular is an absolute gem in every line of dialogue (spiritually me, ngl). It's really hard to say where Robotics;Notes stacks up against the rest of the series. At most, its negatives are a somewhat unorthodox structure with character "endings" that really just serve as pieces of the main story (you really need a guide to get through this game properly), a lack of mouse support (which can be fixed with a fanmade patch), and a lack of proper falling action after the climax that leads to a somewhat abrupt true ending. Oh, and a fixation upon... a certain word I shan't say, in fear of the censors, which became rather irritating at times. Aside from those, though, this is an incredibly strong game with a fantastic story. Its reliance on former entries does mean that I suspect you won't get nearly as much out of it if you haven't played the others- so if you're looking to pick this game up, make sure you've done the required reading! While Robotics;Notes is not my favorite adventure in the series, it's still fantastic. If Chaos;Child and Steins;Gate managed to hit the moon, this game lands squarely among the stars by their side. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with this game, and its expansion of the SciADV universe just served to further reinforce how much I adore the series as a whole. If you loved the rest, you'll love this one, too. I am the master of my fate, the captain of my soul. I-In other words, all hail NEETs!

Get Into the Ganbarreru, Kaito!!!

masterpiece

Such a good game, really happy I finished it There are a lot of connections to Steins;Gate and Chaos;Head in this and some stuff may not make too much sense but if you have the context of both of these games the experience is just so nice and cool Really nice cast of characters and story Felt a bit slower than Steins;Gate and Chaos;Head at times but the cast is really easy to like and makes the whole plot including the end have that much more impact on you because you just grow so attached to them I feel like, at least it did for me I unironically got really invested into reading every single thing on "Twipo" and playing around with Iruo at times to grab all the tags and stuff and it just kind of became a reflex every time I got to a new area to just whip it out and look around. That made me notice a lot of stuff and it felt pretty cool to get rewarded later down the line because you noticed something niche My only little gripe with the story is at some point in the story they make you go through characters endings one by one and it kinda interrupts the flow of the story I don't know why they couldn't just make you go through these in order (as you read them in the order they happen chronologically) without making you go back to phase 5 every time but well, just a minor thing really I also had a bit of a hard time to understand that every character ending is canon because it's not the case in Chaos;Head for example but once you get it it's fine Overall really great, really recommend reading it with the Committee of Zero patch though

...Y ahora todos se unen, en un diagrama de correlación bajo el cielo.