Saint Maker - Horror Visual Novel

故事角度，比起鬼来信，我可能更喜欢这个《鬼成圣》 部分情节可圈可点 因为宗教类作品看的比较多，小时候又读过《异教徒的女儿》，所以对故事走向是比较期待，也比较好代入 但是故事编排和目的却完全和希望的不同。不过也算的上分简洁，明快 人物设计作用明确对照鲜明，虽然加比自白后塑造就完全结束了。却增色稍许，要不然故事基调会更沉 不过，前期加比又不太讨喜，也说不上“活跃多少氛围” 至于故事算不算无聊，有些地方是用力过猛，但是大部分文笔依旧十分成熟。加之声优十分优秀，所以我是享受其中的 最重要的是，那段“忽视”的情节泪腺阈值直接为负，防御不能。对这种实在毫无抵抗力。所以我很喜欢这部作品 能够HE的作品，对我而言都是这个世界上的美好 I LIKE IT ps： 中文语言有十几句bug，只能换英语文本查看，但是其中至少有一句即使英语也有无声bug 最后五句就不用看了，是省略号

This is a very good story and definitely worth your time. That said, it is incredibly linear. For fans of The Letter, don't expect the same branching narrative that game had. I still really enjoyed it though.

Its more sad than scary (still can be spooky) and with some really good voice work So yee give it a try i recommend :^))))

I played YangYang Mobile’s first game, The Letter: A Horror Visual Novel and absolutely loved it. It was so creepy, the tension and mystery were high and there were fabulous different endings. Thus, when I found out about Saint Maker, I was intrigued. However, I initially read reviews and saw people were complaining that the game wasn’t as long and didn’t feature as much horror. I was confused because this was obviously a different game and it never said it was going to be a clone. Eventually, a sale came around and I picked it up and I am so glad I did! The characters are really interesting and the game featured awesome ways to slowly learn each of their backstories and how it got them all in this one location today. There were freaky moments and sweet, but heartbreaking, moments. Unlike The Letter, this game does not feature branching paths, but that does not do this game a disservice. There is the ending and then there is a further section added to the ending if you choose the right choices in your friendship with the other girl. I got the full ending on my first playthrough. I would absolutely recommend this game if you enjoy well-crafted visual novels. Sometimes it’s nice to play a shorter one. This one didn’t take me months nor require me to keep all the branching paths straight in my head.

Saint Maker is a good psychological game, some things are easy to figure out, while others left me like WHAT. But all in all, fantastic game, good story and the thematic is *chef kiss* Sure as hell a good read if you're into all that catholic trauma.

A very solid, short visual novel. I really enjoyed the story - it was captivating and genuinely engaging. The visuals, music, and voice acting were all high quality and added a lot to the experience. I especially appreciated the theme, I wish more games explored the topic of religious trauma. Holly and Adira were interesting, well-developed characters, and I definitely got invested in their stories. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for Gabby - she felt more like a narrative tool to avoid having Holly just talk to herself, rather than a meaningful part of the story. I knew the novel was short, but I still wish it had been longer and offered more than one ending. Because of how linear it was, I had a feeling that outside of achievements, my choices didn't matter - on several occasions, Holly outright ignored the option I picked, which made the decisions feel pointless. I also would have loved to see the convent's history explored more deeply, as that part held a lot of potential but remained too vague for my taste. Despite these flaws, I really enjoyed [i]Saint Maker[/i]. It has its weaknesses, but the strong storytelling and pretty visuals kept me engaged. With more content and branching paths, it could have been an amazing visual novel.

They don't play about religious trauma. It can be very relatable, from the theme to the characters even more Holly. It may seem that your choices don't truly matters but it has a motive and in the end I liked it so it's something I can accept.

Breathtaking game with such well crafted story with themes of religious trauma, mental health, and questioning what is right and wrong. I did think that the story had more potential, explaining some of the more scary supernatural elements. However this doesn't take away from the beauty of the story