STEINS;GATE

In terms of visual novels, absolutely an all time great for a reason. There's a lot of small things and imperfections to pick on, particularly in the first few chapters, but overall, its damn good. With more time to tackle the themes and characters of the story compared to the anime, the overall experience just ends up feeling a whole lot more complete, and if we never got a sequel, I'd honestly be happy with just this on its own. Definitely worth your time.

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一切都发生在那个看起来平常的夏日里。 两个月的记忆，我不想忘记。 在闭环之外，寻找宿命。 “一切都是命运石之门的选择”，喊出来的那一刻，没有我想象的那么震撼，但也是因为我已经反复琢磨许久，也历经了漫长的跨度才玩完。 很了不起的剧本和人设，独树一帜的风格，趣味充实的细节，和优秀的配音。 是很珍贵的记忆，有着久远年代的味道，有着过去夏日的味道。 再见——

Sometimes, after watching a movie or series or finishing a game, I wish I could wipe my memory just to experience it all over again. Steins;Gate is one of those titles. When I started the anime a few months ago, I had no idea just how fantastic it was. Aside from a few subtle hints, the viewer has no way of guessing what might happen next; when things start to fall apart in Steins;Gate, everything collapses at once—and then it happens all over again. The anime is brutal to almost every character. Shortly after, I decided to begin my journey with the series by playing the related title Chaos;Head Noah first, intending to move on to this one once I finished. The game is the same way. At times, it’s even more intense... Suzuha’s letter is heart-wrenching, Nae’s future in one of the world lines sends shivers down your spine, and some of the game’s endings are... truly harrowing. The characters are vivid, original, and fascinating—especially the protagonist, whose experiences transform him in many ways. The game successfully blends science fiction with real-world science. It features the same voice actors as the anime, as well as the excellent soundtrack. I won’t go into the plot details, but the script was written by a master. Steins;Gate offers six endings, but only one—the "True Ending"—is the good one. Every other ending is depressing to varying degrees. I suggest that anyone playing for the first time avoid using online guides during their initial playthrough. Personally, I tried to make decisions that aligned with the spirit of the anime, but I didn't stand a chance; the True Ending requires some serious lateral thinking and a lot of trial and error to avoid missing the opportunity to unlock it. Otherwise, the player is left with the bittersweet endings featuring Mayuri or Kurisu. Nevertheless, I highly recommend completing Steins;Gate in every possible way. On Steam, you can't give a rating higher than a "thumbs up"—which is a shame, because I’d give it two at once. My numerical rating is, of course, 10/10.

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