
Sickness is a visual novel centering around Suoh Tesla, an amoral high school student whose life is rapidly deteriorating. Following the deaths of his parents, a brief stay in the hospital, and the emergence of his “Sickness”, his daily life quickly devolves from carefree school days to a life of crime.
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Languages: English
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DONE Although I've skipped a bit at the ending, can't recommend it (at least for starters) You're starting your new life as a criminal, and halfway through the game, the story changes to slice of life including romance and not-yet ending protag's crime participation. Should you follow morality rules and alike, the game has a interesting concept of the protag himself not having any least bit of it, ultimately leaving you together with him pondering about his course of action; rather it was moral or nah (but it happened really maybe only 2 if not 1 time; trivial at that) After ending the main game story, you may replay it from other person's view, kinda new-game + but there are no more decisions to take during new conversations You may choose between first-story girls but you'll get a wider choice after you finish the game which I don't think is anything cool considering you'll have to go through it all once more, using the skip button just like I did minutes ago. Vn-lovers should go try it but I didn't find it ammusing once the Pl0T began..
really fun game time flies when playing it
Great game. Gives that 'Breaking Bad' vibe. Very similar to the VN 'A Warmer Shade of Summer', which also gets pretty dark. But 'Sickness' is much more intense, more complex characters and storyline. 10/10
As VNs go the writing is wayy more important than the art (so I though I'd give it a go), but in this case the writing is just as bad. They keep killing characters shortly after being introduced so you don't care about any of them. It's all extremely boring, I kept waiting for it to get good but that isn't happening, I'm very surprised at the number of positive reviews. Edit: I came back and finished it because I was curious about the story, the characters stay very troupe-y and the plot gets a bit more interesting, but It's still pretty bad, but like a little bit amusingly bad
I really enjoyed the plot and characters of this VN, but the art lets it down. With the subject matter (teenage contract killers and psychosis) this could easily have been an over-the-top, edgy juvenile mess, but it's not. There are no good people in this story, but that doesn't mean the characters aren't interesting or sympathetic. There aren't huge info-dumps about characters' backstories, and there's a decent amount of depth. There's some humour as well, which somehow doesn't feel out of place. Overall, from a writing perspective it's pretty good. The art is another matter. It's simplistic, and the different styles between CGs and sprites are jarring. The CG art in particular is quite disappointing. It looks more like storyboards rather than a finished product. This is a good visual novel, but with higher quality art it could have been great.
Tells a great story, recommended. No voice acting and art is meh, but the plot is solid.
Life of crime
For my full Review, please visit my blog at: https://geekynerdykinkygamer.blogspot.com/2021/01/sickness.html?zx=77f4ce2d8245a901 This game is a great game and I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys psychological based Visual Novels.
There was a moment at the beginning when I thought the game's overall message would be "murder is le bad," but the story developed in ways that kept me interested in how things would resolve. Definitely worth your time.
The game goes to dark places, but it's good.
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