Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It

По своему интересная и увлекательная новелла Это не первая новелла, которую я прошел. Но все же, чем то она меня зацепила. Чем-то, что я не видел нигде. Возможно, своеобразное повествование (разделение на главы), интересные и прикольные приемы, вроде текста на экране, а не в диалоговом окне. Множество метафор, неожиданные повороты да и сюжет в целом. Хотя, как по мне, конец сильно сжат, и остается очень много вопросов после прохождения. Никто, конечно, не должен разжёвывать мне каждый момент игры, но лично мне кажется что все слишком запутанно. Да и читать мысли ГГ... это, моментами, ад

» [Спокойная ночь - kino] « 4:53 ────〇── 6:22 ⇄ ◃◃ ⅠⅠ ▹▹ ↻ "I love you. I love you. I love you." zato is one of my favorite games of all time, and is insanely underrated. spoilers ahead for this review!! THIS GAME IS A HIDDEN GEM I SWEAR. it perfectly blends mystery, psych horror, and philosophy into this incredible masterpiece. This visual novel truly pulls the melancholy from my soul, twisted it into the birds, the windows, the books of this game, showed it to me in the skies in the clouds and in the antenna. It highlights empathy, friendship, gratefulness, connection. All of the characters felt very real to me. Despite being disillusioned with her world not being real, seeing the code, Asya instead sees the beauty of it, continues fighting to share her message with the universe. Marina and Garin had such funny and good chemistry interactions, but I also like how complex each were, and although the novel was pretty short, they were very fleshed out (the snowball scene was so much fun, I could really feel Asya's excitement). Marina is literally me yayaya.. And Ira.. of course, she is one of the catalysts for which Asya expresses her love for the universe, and her erasure was the beginning of the universe "correcting itself." More Asya & Ira yuri content please!!! Yet Asya never gave up until the very end. She is the embodiment of the indomitable human spirit. The visual novel raises questions about fate, about the predefined nature of our lives-- recognizing it, and seeing what to do from then on. At the beginning, I too, like Ira, looked down on Asya; but that was far too shallow of me. Asya is the most genuine person in the game, she feared abandonment, she feared losing her friends, yet her introspection led to somethign that was not exactly acknowledgement, but more as a pleading acceptance. My favorite part of how this game is framed is her directly speaking to the universe. Maybe this game is another mere message to it. Maybe we are all playing its games. Would it be far to trivial for me to say that this game changed my life? Maybe. But aren't all these as equally trivial? Thank you, Asya. Thank you for showing me the world, and everything in it. Tomorrow comes. "Selfishly, I still wish you'd wait a little longer. I still hope that you'd let this gash fester a little longer."

i don't think i completely understand it on first play, but that's fine. i'll just keep playing it until i can articulate how much i like it

[b] 我不理解，但我大受震撼 [/b]

"I love you"

I LOVE YOU

literally good game

Крутая вроде игра. Но я когда играла забывала сохраняться и вдруг отключили свет и включают через 5 секунд ну а я ведь ленивая падла приходиться идти смотреть пересказ. Не буду ведь диалоги скипать до тех пор где я остановилась а я играла 5 часов без сохранения :/