
VOID is a visual novel themed around espionage and revenge. You play as Arthur Woods, a man seeking revenge from the death of his loved one, forging himself into a deadly assassin. Along the way, you will meet people who may (or may not) be your allies, as you try to untangle the web of lies and intrique surrounding your girlfriends...
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Очень интересная новелла про киллера который хочет отомстить за убийство своей девушки(смахивает на пародию джона уика, ведь в игре тоже есть питомец у ГГ который умирает в ходе атаки на его хату :D). Плюсы игры: -Хорошая рисовка -Full HD Арты, как же приятно играть с фул экраном и при этом картинки не растягиваются. -Сюжетик офк прекрасный, а вот роуты не очень. Ведь в роуте девушек 2 плохих концовки и нет хорошей (вторая плохая концовка просто обрывается на интересном месте, но об этом ниже) :c -Есть несколько веток прхождения -Приятная музыка(по сути стандартная музыка, только музыка опенинга шикарная) Минусы: -Мало сюжетных выборов -Оборваные концовки у роута девушек. Просто заканчивается телефоным звонком и всё(офк после прохождение тру роута мы узнаем что означал этот звонок, но что дальше стало с ГГ и девушкой которую мы выбрали после звонка неизвестно и в итоге мы просто имеем 2 роута девушек с незанченой концовкой) -Нет русского языка( для знатоков английского как я это не проблема, хотя местами в игре английский косячный.) Оценка 7 из 10
Really loving the game so far, has great dialogue, interesting characters, a really damn amazing soundtrack (seriously hats of to these guys), and some quality waifus. This was the second game I played from Vifth (not sure if it is only their second game but whatever) and even though Just Deserts had plenty of flaws it was still a lovable game. This just took the best bits of that and ran with them. I just hope they can get full voice in the game soon, and not just in English. There last game at the very least had full speech English but english voice acting is notoriously bland and to be honest I feel more emotionally invested in a conversation with my body p.... normal pillow then I do with some of the characters. Edit: A lot of the grammar is still messed up but considering how poorly I write it didn't really bother me (everything is still understandable though).
4-5 hours reading for 100% completion. Writing is good, art is good, sound effects are good. Overall, not bad, not spectacular, all around normal decent visual novel, bad things include being a short visual novel, which meant that the pacing, in which story progresses and events happen, are all over the place. Some times events happen too fast and then it's slow/normal again. It didn't feel disappointing, but didn't feel exhilarating either. I think this visual novel is perfect analogy for: negative + positive equals zero. It wasn't a great game, but it wasn't a bad game either? Shouldn't that be a 1 instead of 0 then? Positive zero? How does math work again? What am I even talking about. Anyway, if you buy it from sale, I can pretty much guarantee, you won't regret it. But for the whole 11 euros price? Eeeeh.... think of it as supporting the developers. They have potential based on this game. And fix your fricking typos and wrong names on some of the lines! Be professional! Oh and big + for not including meaningless depravity. Respect!
Pretty solid VN overall! The art is fantastic and I quite enjoy the concept and setting, it feels like those espionage action movies that are unrealistically edgy but still fun to experience. The plot is overall intriguing, the characters are entertaining and I like the plot twist, though I wish that the true ending went into further detail regarding it. In my opinion the weakest aspect is the writing, as it feels quite childish at times and doesn't really get the opportunity to be more in-depth, due to the game's short length. Otherwise I found the game fairly interesting and with great potential!
7.5/10. Genuinely sharp writing in a medium that so often lacks it and good use of the medium's choice based nature elevate a polished, entertaining experience that ultimately lacks any greater themes. Void is a thriller VN. I don't know that I've played any other VNs quite like it, but if you've ever read a Robert Ludlum novel, this slots pretty easily into that category. Morally dubious characters running around murdering people while taking time off and having fun. The story structure is good; the VN uses choices to good effect. And the writing is very slick. Unfortunately it also carries some of the flaws of its genre, like unrealistic ability - the "heroes" are almost never in any real danger. At one point the MC says "I could hear 5, no 8 people coming my way." He's apparently a bat with sonar capabilities. Really the biggest "issue" I see with this is that there's no real theme behind the story here. CyberRebeat, Enigma, The Silver Case, and many others--they're all [i]saying[/i] something. And even in cases where a VN isn't necessarily saying something, it usually has some clear themes (like G-Senjou for example). This one doesn't. It's just...stuff happening. And that's okay. Not every story needs to have a moral. It simply means there's not much to get out of it but pure entertainment. I had popcorn before writing this review. It's not filling, but sometimes it's just nice to have.
This was a nice change of pace from most VN's. Based in (a fictional) reality with just some light sci-fi elements. Story is engrossing and since all the characters goals are predetermined, it doesn't drag on and on like some others. Kind of plays out more like a movie where many VN's try to do a seasonal TV show. Only a handful of choices but they do drastically affect how the story plays out. While there is a romance element to the game it takes a it takes a backseat to the main plot. May be the first Ren'Py game I've come across that has actual action sequences. Like the artwork, music is good and fitting though not necessarily memorable. Reading casually and mostly just left on auto, all ending took ~10 hours; skipping where possible. Very few games do I even try for 100% achievements but I found it was worth (the minimal) investment in this case. [spoiler] And it is one of those games where the true ending is locked behind the others. [/spoiler] Retail $ isn't bad given it's length but on sale this is a definite good buy.
VOID is an action/thriller visual novel created by Vifth Floor: their second project (first being Just Deserts). VOID has been one I have wanted to check out for a while now, and I finally was able to over the last few days. I'm a big fan of traditional action and thriller media so seeing it in visual novel form was something I came into it excited for. Straight up, I can say it delivers on the action side of things. Easily the strongest points of VOID is the audio-visual experience. Thie art is lead by Kareidon, known for Fate Grand/Order amongst others and is consistently impressive, high quality and gorgeous. When there are CGs, they are fantastic. The use of animation also helps add to the experience in a similar way to Fault during some of the CGs. The only problem with the art is that there is not enough variety. It starts off good, but quickly encounters scenes which simply do not match what is being shown. The music is consistently used well. The action scenes and intro cinematic in particular are incredibly well produced and done excellently well. Almost all the tracks really flow well and match the scenes and tone the novel is going for. However, there is a lot of whiplash with some of the songs as the happier tunes do not compliment the darker more mysterious vibe the novel has at times. The story is what the VN tries to sell you on. Whilst cliche, it definitely has the capacity to be fantastically executed. But it falls into a few traps. Pacing being the big one. At times it is very difficult to follow, and time jumps do not help this. You also need to play through all three routes in order to get a sense for what is happening. I did Ciel's route first, and it was very clear that the writers did not have an idea for how this individual route would be unique. Her story (and even Julie's to an extent) just do not blend with the major plot line particularly well and the pacing of the romance is not dealt with well at all. However, there are a lot of good elements of the story. Most notably, the main character, Arthur. His character arc is actually intermingled very well with the story and helped to make the canon route quite an enjoyable experience. The twists and turns are very compelling, and I definitely feel that if the developers had a higher budget they could definitely have extended the novel out a few more hours and fixed most of the pacing issues. Characters are the visual novels weakest point. They are not really explored much, and they are easily defined by one sentence. Most are cliche, and there is not really a reason to hate the antagonist(s) except that they are "bad". Main character is done well, but again, still cliche. Overall, it is definitely an enjoyable visual novel, with both good and bad elements. The art and soundtrack alongside the action scenes definitely make this a visual novel to pick up if any of you are keen on that genre. My breakdown: PROS: + CGs. Gorgeous. + Music. Almost always good, and adds to the experience. + Action scenes. Some really good ones, and definitely done well. + Setting. I'm a big fan of the not-quite-real-life version of the USA, and it's dealt with really well. + Intro Cinematic. Love the song, love the art, love the animation. Love it all. CONS: - Pacing. Badly done. - Choice. Three choices in the entire game, barely make an impact except to choose which route (and the bad ends). - Ending. You need to complete all the rooutes to understand what is going on, and it left me completely confused as it sort of just... ends in Julie/Ciel's routes. Only the canon one is done well in my opinion. - Price. Completed in just under 6.5 hours for $11. Not the worst deal out there, but definitely worth waiting for a sale. -Scores- Story: 7 Characters: 5 Art: 8 Music: 8 Enjoyment: 7 Overall: 7/10 tl;dr, worth picking up if you like action and good soundtracks. If you're looking for good characters, look elsewhere. _____ Frost | [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/frostbladestorm] Steam Profile[/url] Follow our [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SSSMVNG] Curator Page[/url] Join our [url=https://discord.gg/HJyjxnk]Curator Discord[/url]
Good visual novel with a unique setting/theme for a visual novel. The story is quite interesting and it comes with many very decent CGs/Art. There are a few routes to choose from, the Canon route having the longest story however all the other routes are well worth going through too. Its a great visual novel that just seemed to have passed under most people's radars. And some slack can be cut for it being such a cheap VN. Well worth the price!
A pretty good visual novel with a compelling storyline and amazing artworks!!! 10/10
Dobra powieść i ładnie. Opłaca się promocja i nieźle cena. Dobra gra. Plus: - bardzo krótko 2 h - dobra grafika rysunek animacje - pięknie muzyka - galeria (odblokowanie całe przejdź grę) - sklepu punktów Minus: - brak napisy polskie Ocena 7/10
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