
You who are unqualified to drink Meng Po's soup, you have been chosen for the game of life. A horror yuri visual novel following a series of death games in the afterlife.
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[i] The Final Prize is Soup [/i] is a free horror yuri novel O_o Although I'm not a fan of yuri stories, I was intrigued by this weird mixture :) At the start of the game reading through a long list of warnings I contemplated a bit if I really wanted to proceed. It was the first time I saw 'spiders' included in the list. I promised myself it's gonna be a positive review just because of that surprising consideration to all arachnophobes! Seriously, thanks a lot!!! I was mentally prepared. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3510187906 In general, it was scary indeed. The monsters were so disturbing (in a good way, as they should be in horror stories) that I often tried to avoid looking at them directly. What I especially enjoyed was lots of Chinese mythology, I have no idea how accurate that all was but it was definitely very atmospheric. It felt like a fascinating mixture of characters' personal struggles connected to something eternal, boundless, meaningful... I lloved that! All the routes were nice, not too long but not overly short as it is sometimes with free novels. Nothing explicit but still sentimental and emotional enough to call it a romantic experience, gosh in such gruesome settings it felt novel! I really appreciate one extra route which felt like an astonishing gift. It was just in the notes, no visuals or choices but I was engrossed. I wish more devs added extra material this way if for some reason they can't implement them the usual way. Plus, the dev's notes & comments mmm I llove that feature but it's only the second time I see it in the novels. But it's always so intriguing to learn more about the devs' thoughts, ideas, the whole process, they become closer, I llove to finish my novels with those bonding notes! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3514525060 Welp, it's a rare case but there's nothing I'd like to complain. I'd recommend to give this a try, esp as it's free \o/ [table] [tr] [th]More thoughts about the game in a [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/readingnook/discussions/0/603032467768661412/] Reading Nook [/url][/th] [/tr] [/table]
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This free game is unvoiced but a lot of attention was put in the characters, with slight animations (live2D?). Interesting story that I would not feel robbed having paid for. Since it's not very long too, you can always give it a try. It's worth it, really.
The Final Prize is Soup пытается смешать элементы ужаса и юри в формате визуальной новеллы. Несмотря на интригующую завязку, где на кону жизнь, любовь... Все сюжетные линии хороши, не слишком длинные и не слишком короткие, как это иногда бывает в визуальных новелл. Ничего откровенного, но достаточно сентиментальное и эмоциональное.
Yuri :)
An interesting and short yuri visual novel. The main characters are very likable with interesting back stories and histories. Would recommend if you like light horror, and women loving women. I struggled to pronounce every characters' name every time.
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I genuinely cannot believe this game is free. When I started playing The Final Prize is Soup, I was absolutely drawn into the engrossing, well-written story and the very likable characters. The artwork is beautiful and high quality. I honestly thought I was playing a demo and kept waiting for a "buy the full game" pop-up. Imagine my shock when I finished it, looked it up, and realized this complete, high-quality visual novel is free! The fact that you can venture down two distinct paths adds great replayability, and I'm looking forward to trying my second playthrough. It also plays great on the Steam Deck OLED, looking absolutely gorgeous on the screen. Huge thanks to the developer for this incredible work! Highly recommend!
Squid Games meets Umineko When They Cry in China. Both of the main two routes are pretty short, even with six bad endings (ignore my playtime; I forgot to close the game at some point, and it was running in the background). I can’t say I liked the character sprites or the writing much. I could describe both as “meh.” Some of the attempts to animate things with still images looked goofy ahh (such as King kicking Eleven). The extra story is pretty unreadable because scrolling down is kind of broken (could be because of the font option I picked, Hyperlegible). It keeps jumping up and down while scrolling. Edit: Yup, it was the font. Though this also happens from time to time with the default font too, it’s just not as frequent and thus not as annoying.
there are two Chinese girls , but we haven't Chinese
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