I'm sorry. I know it was stupid, but someone had to say it sooner or later.
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I'm sorry. I know it was stupid, but someone had to say it sooner or later.
No. No, they did not.
No.
Started this. The main girl's animations are cute (e.g. when she gets out of bed in the morning and smooths her dress), as is her tendency to space out during conversations with her thoughts appearing on the top screen. But I feel like she needs more personality. Maybe some sound samples? And the whole premise doesn't feel fleshed out at all. You start the game, and bam, there you are, no setup. Even the booklet is among the thinnest I can ever remember.
I need to play more, still haven't finished the first episode.
The first and second episode are the best.
I even saw this at Wal*Mart for $30. Atlus must have somebody sleeping with Wal*Mart's buyers.
You bought and played through this already? Also, where is your avatar from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sqoon
Me likey.
Review copy. Review is up at GN if you're so inclined. But your opinion is similar to mine; the game's a disappointment but the the characters and visuals are so unique, you kinda want to stick with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compass
http://monsterbrains.blogspot.com/20...und-comic.htmlQuote:
Also, where is your avatar from?
Heard about him a few days ago. One of the underground greats.
Started this last night.
It's not as deep as other point and clicks but it's a fun little distraction and the art style was worth the cost of admission.