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

A very good visual novel, well worth the four hours I took to read it. A lot of good stuff to think about here, unfortunately I can't say much more to avoid spoilers. Usually I dislike when stories like these reveal the origin of the conflict, showing light on the darkness where so many things were possible, but the greater meaning and purpose still remains obscured, promoting a variety of discourse concerning its themes. Overall, well worth the $0 price tag, so much so that buying the art pack just to support the author's continued work is warranted.

去年冬天玩的補個好評 本作氣氛營造在音樂、畫面、描寫方面都表現極佳，有一些意識流的部分但整體劇情並不會過於不知所云，個人非常喜歡主角Asya的塑造[spoiler]結局向自己告白那段至今依然深刻[/spoiler]

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This game is nothing like I've ever seen. I don't know what words to even use to describe it but it just kept me in a transe from start to finish. I wasn't expecting this game to be as deep as it is. At first I thought I was getting into some sort of mystery related to traditional horror but i genuinely hadn't expected to be greeted with some a kind of cosmic horror that turned into something bittersweet and weirdly comforting?? On top of that, all of the characters are so interesting and unique and this was just so well thought-out. A truly wonderful, unique and somewhat troubling experience.

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[i] It's all really cute [/i]. Pure visual novel with a good balance of comfy dialogues, thoughtfully hectic monologues, and story progression... I found myself never really wanting to stop reading. Experiencing this game also feels so comforting to me, the quiet girl in a small russian winter town vibe feels serene and there are these small moments that really speak to you. As someone who is typically annoyed if a plot becomes inconsistent or if characters behave not really human-like, this novel nails down the balance between being weird and intriguing while still feeling logically consistent.