Sure. If I remember correctly the gameplay is similar to Rance VI. I had been playing it for a few hours, and honestly it's very cute, but Rance is a completely different story, lmao. ?
Goddamnit. And here I was thinking it was going to be my time to shine. How could you?
about it and the worst thing is that there is no fantraslation to rectify it either despite the fact that the game is 20+ years old.Bravo! You were right to mention these older titles: I also played them at the time, along with lighter, shorter and less demanding titles for MS-DOS/Win95 such as Season of Sakura, Runaway City, Nocturnal Illusion and others. Also, thanks for the curious info about Adam: I knew nothing about this backstory. What annoys me about these titles is the fact that you have to click numerous times on various random and insignificant points in the background before you can continue with the story: how much time of my life wasted in vain.... ??
Punch the wall 3 times for no reason because that somehow moves the story along, sheesh.What annoys me about these titles is the fact that you have to click numerous times on various random and insignificant points in the background before you can continue with the story: how much time of my life wasted in vain.... ??
Thanks for the info, boss, but that site has been around for several years. Do you think that a fanatic of old VNs like me might not know this?
Then I recommend Animamudi: the Dark Alchemist : we discussed it at the beginning of this thread. Action-packed, full of twists and turns, dramatic from the start and tragic in some bad endings, great jpn voice acting and memorable characters, especially Georik Zaberisk. An unfairly underrated masterpiece.
Well, have you read any adventure, horror or romantic stories or novels in your life? Well, VNs are like this, mostly text to read, with images in the background; you know, even today there is still someone, thank goodness, who likes to read a good storyline and feel emotions by identifying with the characters, without necessarily having to fiddle with the joypad or keyboard to have fun. It is a particular genre, halfway between a literary book and an episode of an anime; perhaps the noun "video game" is, all in all, inadequate to describe it. ?
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Fate Stay Night (original PC version), Tsukihime (original version), Kana Little Sister, Crescendo and many others (especially the older VNs) have text that takes up the entire screen, above backgrounds and characters, and change page by page with one click.
Yeah, they were also available in my language, adventure, science fiction and horror genre; multi-paths and multi-endings.
As written at the thread beginning, through Exagear apk and Kirikiroid2 apk it is possible to read almost all VNs on a tablet, as I have been doing for several years; but I understand that you are not interested in them anyway.?
Yeah, already mentioned by someone. They say it's very good, but the lack of voice acting makes it less attractive and engaging, in my opinion. Am I the only one who thinks jpn voice acting is essential in VNs?
