What Comes After

Молодая, слегка депрессивная девушка попадает на поезд Харона и болтает с мёртвыми душами (не только людьми, но и животными и даже растениями). Игра на час, жанр "feel-good", геймплей — иди вправо-влево и жми пробел. Всё дело могли бы вытянуть хорошие диалоги, но я лично ничего такого тут не заметил, кроме абсолютно кошмарного автоперевода с английского. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3666151565 Авторы индонезийцы, но это ни в чём не проявляется, кроме любимого блюда героини (похожего на бифштекс с яйцом); она даже совершенно по-американски излишне извиняется на каждом шагу (от чего её все тут пытаются отучить). Самое интересное в этой игре — упоминание яблока из райского сада, что побудило меня навести справки о мусульманских Адаме и Еве: они в коране тоже есть, и были изгнаны за свой грех, но, в отличие от христианства, были прощены после раскаяния и, как следствие, в исламе нет концепции первородного греха (каждый человек рождается чистым и несёт ответственность перед Богом лишь за свои действия). Кто бы мог подумать, что ислам в корне своём куда больше соответствует эгоцентричному мировоззрению западного человека (зацикленного на селф-мейде и личной ответственности), чем традиционное христианство. Другой примечательный факт: автор игры успел сделать более известную [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/914800/Coffee_Talk/]Coffee Talk[/url], а в 2022-м умер от астмы в возрасте 32 лет. Земля пухом!

It’s a short and cozy game that you can finish in under an hour. You play as Vivi, a girl who falls asleep on a train and wakes up in the afterlife, where she meets all kinds of friendly ghosts, including people, animals 🐶🐱, and even plants 🌿. Along the journey, you talk to different passengers to learn their stories and help comfort them before they reach their final destination, with a few more memorable characters like a baby, an old tree, and a cat that sits on your lap adding extra emotional depth. The gameplay stays very simple throughout, mostly side-scrolling with no major mechanics changes, so the focus is really on the story and conversations. While the dialogue can sometimes feel a bit clunky or overly direct, it doesn’t take away too much from the overall experience. The atmosphere is one of its strongest points, with soft visuals and music that set a gentle but slightly eerie tone from the very beginning. The soundtrack especially helps carry the emotional moments, making some scenes unexpectedly touching despite the simple presentation. There’s also a nice balance of humor scattered throughout, from quirky passenger comments to the chef’s funny lines, which helps break up the heavier themes about life and death. The only downside for me is that achievements do not pop up automatically, so you have to close the game to check if you earned them. I’m not sure if it’s just me or a problem with my computer. The achievements are easy, so getting them all is not a problem.

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Not... my favorite! A perfectly fine early game, but the story really didn't hit for me. Maybe it's because I'm a bit older? Kind of felt like some younger folks thoughts on death, which I'm not really interested in. The art is lovely though!

[b]Playtime[/b]: 1.4 hrs (100% of achievements, game completed). [b]Grindy achievement(s)[/b]: None. [b]Difficult achievement(s)[/b]: None. [h1]Overview[/h1] Despite promising a "[i]heartwarming story[/i]," [i]What Comes After[/i] never delivers the emotional depth its premise suggests. The conversations touch on meaningful topics, but [b]don't[/b] explore them beyond a surface level. [h3]Should you buy this game?[/h3] [b]No[/b] — if you're looking for a visual novel with a compelling story and memorable characters. While the game has a wholesome message, its writing never left much of an emotional impact on me. [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [i]What Comes After[/i] follows Vivi, a girl who falls asleep on a train and wakes up aboard a train carrying souls to the afterlife. It's an [b]intriguing premise that doesn't live up to its potential[/b]. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3752072411 The gameplay is simple: you walk through the train and talk to the passengers, people, animals, and even plants. Each conversation attempts to explore topics such as life, regret, acceptance, and death. Unfortunately, most of these interactions are so brief that they never have the chance to become meaningful. [b]You learn very little about each passenger before moving on to the next[/b], making it difficult to become emotionally invested. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3752072647 I really wanted to enjoy this game. Unfortunately, [b]I found the writing too shallow[/b] for a visual novel that relies entirely on dialogue. While its message is undoubtedly well-intentioned, I never felt emotionally connected to Vivi or the people she meets, leaving the journey feeling hollow.

6/10 - really short. play time is over 90% afk to get all the steam cards + easy 100% +5$

A short and slow game about a lady who is sent to the afterlife where she interacts with various chatacters. These interactions help her understand life and also help her love herself. Would recomend to those who want to play a short game that is sorta emotional. Game has cute animals (hehe). The typing sound is annoying, ugh.

Joli jeu narratif sur la vie et la mort - surtout la mort - et [i]ce qui vient après[/i]. Des réflexions intéressantes, de jolis dessins et une jolie OST. Un petit moment calme et touchant qui fait du bien. Bémol : amis francophones, sachez que la VF est là juste pour faire joli, la traduction FR est vraiment désagréable. Préférez l'anglais si vous pouvez.

Apakah lu akan datang di hari pemakamanku nanti? Ha, tentu saja tidak, kau sudah mengatakannya waktu itu

A heartfelt comfort game. Thank you : )