Winter's Trumpet

For anyone that is already invested in the Asher series, it doesn’t hurt picking up Winter’s Trumpet to tide you over. It’s a quick, simple, little game that takes place when a flu was sweeping across Aeser and switches between three characters. This also acts as a bridge to Empress of Aeser as the series is moving away from being a visual novel to a point and click one. Though, If you’re new to the Asher series, I don’t recommend playing this one first. This is not a situation where playing the prequel first is best. It expects you to know how this world works and it’s going to be confusing if you don’t (even I was a little confused before I remembered) and it’s not long enough to where you can pick it up (like I did with Tell a Demon). I’d say at least play[url=https://www.sunlabyrinth.com/Asher/] Asher [/url] first, before diving into this one. [code]💜 Visit[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28714255/] my curator![/url] 💜 [/code]

[i]Winter's Trumpet[/i] is a charming and short point-and-click/visual novel hybrid with a retro design and a slightly creepy atmosphere. It takes place in the same world as [i]Asher[/i] and [i]Tell a Demon[/i], and players who love these games have absolutely nothing to lose by giving it a go: in fact, the events of [i]Winter's Trumpet[/i] take place before those depicted in [i]Asher[/i], and the former gives us an interesting look at the motivations of several key characters of the series. For people who haven't played the dev's other games, beginning with [i]Winter's Trumpet[/i] isn't the best way to go, in my opinion, since it's short and the story is a bit vague if you're not already aware of what the main plotlines are. Apart from the writing, which is excellent as expected from Sun Labyrinth, I really enjoyed the character portraits and the soundtrack, which has some great moments: I would definitely buy it if the developer released it separately.