
Wonderful Everyday is a visual novel with multiple routes which develops a story based on a few concepts: "the sky and the world", "the beginning and the end", "literature and science", "savior and hero", "brother and sister".
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Languages: English
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[b]Came for larp, stayed for the CP[/b] If you’re a natural larper, a TikTok schizo, or just a diddyblud who loves suffering, this is YOUR game bro. One day the blessed MNE TAK TAK TAK hit my feed , then saw a discount and without thinking twice I dropped $20 like a true neighborhood Takuji. And let me tell you… this game penetrated my soul like Mamiya Takuji in his prime 🍇🍇🍇 Bestiality ✅ Group grape ✅ Expert-level psychological trauma ✅ Family encest with Jewish piano girl bonus ✡️✅ And a story so abstract I felt intellectual while understanding absolutely nothing. I can only name two characters: Takuji and the Zionist pianist. Everything else flew over my head like a high-speed train full of lolis. But it’s fine, because Mediatok said it’s peak fiction and I blindly believe it 🥹 [b]10/10 changed my life.[/b] Now I type MNE TAK TAK TAK everywhere and cry in fetal position remembering the ending. Recommended for: Traumatized femcels Diddybluds looking for new content People who want to feel cultured while watching stuff that gets you on multiple watchlists Live happily!
First off, I want to preface this review by mentioning that I did play Tsui no Sora, the visual novel that this game is a spiritual successor to, so I am familiar with the kinds of content I expected to see in Wonderful Everyday. Unfortunately, I did not enjoy Tsui no Sora, I thought it was a boring, annoying edgefest with drawn out rape scenes that add nothing to the plot. But I heard so many high praises for Wonderful Everyday, hailed as one of the best denpa visual novels out there, so I wanted to give it a proper chance. However, what I got was...yet another boring, annoying edgefest with drawn out rape and porn scenes that add literally nothing to the plot. The premise had potential, but the game is so mind-numbingly boring that I ended up skipping through text just to get to anything that was remotely interesting. The characters talk in circles rambling about philosophy, conversations that should only take a few text boxes end up taking dozens, spouting lots of words but nothing of any real meaning is said. None of the characters are interesting, they're all one-dimensional anime tropes, they give me no reason to care about them. The story had an interesting setup, almost a liminal space type of thing, but the unnecessary, gratuitous porn scenes just ruin any sense of tension or unsettling feeling it might have had. If the creator spent more time writing an actual story instead of writing drawn out lesbian sex and gangbang/SA scenes, maybe this could have been a lot more enjoyable. It's a shame because I love the aesthetic, I love surreal horror and philosophical themes, but this is just not it. I'm sorry, but when the reviews of your game talk about gore, rape, pdfilia, gangbang, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bestiality of all things, that's not "psychological horror", that's edgy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for shock value, or an excuse for the author to insert his depraved fetishes. I've heard plenty of folks say it gets better, but sorry bro I'm not wasting 10 hours of my life watching various depictions of depravity just to get to so-called better content. I have a life, I have a job, I'm a grown ass adult with better things to do than waste time playing this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ visual novel that has clearly been overhyped by edgy teenagers who think this is "omg so deep". I'm also not some sensitive snowflake who can't handle dark or problematic content, some of my favorite anime include Madoka Magica, Elfen Lied, Evangelion, Hellsing, and Shiki. I've played other denpa visual novels like Milk Inside a Bag of Milk, which I loved, and I'm a huge fan of Diabolik Lovers which is well-known for being one of the edgiest otome games out there, with themes of sadomasochism, gore, torture, child abuse, and a myriad of psychological issues. I don't have a problem with "slow burn" stories either, I adore Steins;Gate, both the visual novel and the anime, but these all have different things that work in their favor, whether it's compelling characters, interesting stories, badass fight scenes, in-depth worldbuilding/lore, etc. Subahibi just does not fit this level of enjoyment for me. The art is one thing I do like, I love the character designs and the dreamlike "eternal summer" aesthetic. I wanted to enjoy this more despite the edgy stuff, I really did, but it's so boring and sloggy that I can't be bothered to care. Perhaps this genre just isn't for me, because it feels like denpa is just a poor translation for "edgy porn rape fantasy game pretending to be psychological horror".
Overall Wonderful Everyday is like crack. It's definitely bad for you, it's hard to put down, and your friends and family will judge you for having experienced it. No one should read this novel but I recommend it. God help me.
终于将这部家喻户晓的12神器之一玩完,一开始我是冲着十二神器加朋友推荐我才进行游玩,但是这跟我的期望大相径庭 我认为这部的剧情完成度极其之高,大概跟我一样跳部分hcg的话就需要60+小时的时间可以全结局,真的这部真的不仅剧情个人认为是上上等,还有不少的立意与哲学,也是一个电波系作品,属于是跟我对上电波了,后劲很大。 如果你是一个旮旯新手,这部可能会劝退你,因为本作既然能成为神器之一,一定是有些雷点元素,例如:NTR,扶她,精神污染,恐怖 然后如果你只是为了追求猎奇元素和cg,我觉得这部也不是很适合你,因为他的cg和猎奇远没有其他一些神器来的厉害 这部我认为适合哪种人呢,例如:心理承受能力强的剧情党,这部有些桥段真的渲染挺绝望的,你要能熬到苦尽甘来的时候 温馨提示:steam版阉割太多以至于都无法装补丁来补救,其实网上教程一句话讲清楚:就是把盗版放到正版文件夹,我觉得大家可以试试盗版,如果觉得好玩再来补票(如果跟我一样是喜欢用steam记录游戏时长的另当别论),尽量不要白嫖大家等个打折多多支持正版。 综上所述,我目前这部在我心中的权重目前没有任何一部作品能比及,可能以后会遇到比它更好的,但是它永远是我现在心里的NO1.
mne tak tak tak, im the larp god and no one can stop me
please do not expect a professional review or anything of the sort!! these simply are my own personal thoughts if you're fine with that then i'll try to keep it short minor spoilers ahead not addressing the controversial stuff because it didn't bother me :we_zakuro: i assume you've already finished the vn(preferably so), in which case you'll probably agree with me to some extent that subarashiki hibi has the undeniable capacity to make you go from amusement to utter despair in a matter of hours (it's my own invention and looking-glass insects specifically convey this disarray of emotions perfectly), you do NOT wish to end up like some of the characters :sob: misleading yet necessary first chapter? albeit going onward, the rest of the chapters follow a twisted shared narrative which is where the story really is the most engaging and worthwhile it truly is fascinating how deeply i became attached to and related to certain members of the cast, but also how mortifying, painful and crushing it became to watch them reach the lowest points of their existence because of that same attachment (i genuinely never expected to be this affected by some of the major moments/plot reveals), however, as you prepare yourself to close the curtains on this story you can't help but feel relieved to acknowledge their own existing separate happy endings? even though the majority of the characters originally follow a defined archetype, i wouldn't call them one sided nor poorly written at all as a matter of fact, it actually allows them to detach themselves from bland character categories and thus, stand out through the occurring series of events (only applicable to the main protagonists truth to be told) for instance, tomosane who eventually overcomes his past burdens that have weighed him down terribly after that particular incident or even kimika whose motives always hide a fragile yet caring soul desperate to protect those dear to her... let's also mention their art designs, very unique and fitting of their personalities but we know that you should never trust appearances ifykwim/// on a side note, all the chapters are masterfully intertwined, the premise of the story itself is heavily inspired by some of literature's finest works (i've read none) along with countless intriguing philosophical topics revolving around the meaning of life or one's perception of oneself and one's self-worth, which is really telling of the love and effort put into subahibi by its developers additionally, the soundtrack/va provide near-flawless immersion whilst reading (a wider variety in the ost would have in fact made it immaculate...) i personally think the localization team did a great job at preserving the intent as well as the subtlety of the original japanese content unless you prove me wrong the endings are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ memorable and carved into my retarded memory despite a notable discrepancy of enjoyment between each (my most cherished being kimika and zakuro's happy ending by far then the second place belongs to either hill of sunflowers or looking-glass insects true ending) don't get me wrong tho, i didn't like every single second of my playthrough, certain scenes were especially disturbing/repulsive/dragging eeek!! at least it explains the denpa tag... it's worth mentioning that i must admit i fear my lack of experience when it comes to denpas and vns in general might impact negatively the quality of this review but i sincerely hope you'll find it somewhat meaningful or even useful nonetheless and just in case you weren't aware, there's an extra chapter entitled "knock on heaven's door" which is unfortunately not available on the steam nor the jastusa versions of the game, kohd adds fun and welcome content, it remains faithful to the prior narrative imo note that it serves as an epilogue following the "hill of sunflowers" ending i could recommend getting your hands on it if you haven't already though i wouldn't say it's mandatory since your experience is basically complete with the base game alone anyways that's pretty much it ^^ 10/10 kamige subahibi ruined my life but i must keep on living happily...
it's alright. scaji's take on the tractatus and 'discontinuous existence' is interesting. denpa moments are fun. characters are fun. this game is very generous with cgs. the philosophy segments are very interesting (once you understand them), but they're not actually scaji's philosophies however. the pacing is really rough at times, and the game relies too much on shock content to convey a point. nearly all of the minor characters are extremely flat and boring. all of the fighting/training scenes from looking-glass insects onward are boring and feel like a generic shonen plot. just read the tractatus and wittgenstein's notebooks if you like the philosophy in this game.
[h3] Do not buy it on steam [/h3] Has nothing. Tried to patch it and did something wrong and didn't really end up playing it anyways(thankfully). Read a bit about it online and there are some questionable scenes. I will not be playing this regardless; It's sloppily written, why on earth would there be a [spoiler]bestiality scene??[/spoiler]. The soundtrack it amazing though, it's a shame that they kickstarted $100k+ from so many fans only put out this joke of a release on steam. For anyone interested in this stuff pirate it. what a mess lol. v v v disgusting
пикизм 10/10!!!!!! всем советую закрыл все руты!!!!!!!!!"";";"%"%!% ПОТРАТИЛ ВСЮ ЖИЗНЬ мамия такудзи(томо)>фикшен мумбай аптека.ру
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