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Patreon SubscribeStar. Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi. Helpfulness: 5 Vote: 8 kubelo on

Patreon SubscribeStar. Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi. Helpfulness: 11 Vote: 8 alonesome on This is simply such an ambitious and interesting work if nothing else. If you're just looking for a quick TL;DR on whether you should play it, I'd answer with an emphatic yes; I think it's the sort of text that different people will take very different things away from, but one that is worth experiencing for nearly everyone. This rest of this review contains mild structural spoilers such as allusions to its heavy metafictional elements and discussion about the work's themes, ideas, and artistic goals.

You and me and her vndb

Today, we crack open the narrative vault of this genre-defying work. Hold onto your seats, dear readers, as we shimmy into the labyrinthine world where nothing is as it seems. Talk about throwing the player into a tailspin! Think again. Choice, that revered cornerstone of visual novels, gets flipped on its head. The game goes meta faster than a cat chasing its own tail. Yep, the choices you make in-game start splashing out like drops of water from a big plunge into the. Could mundane taps and swipes hold sway over the tangible? You and Me and Her seems to believe so. The game mirrors the routine drudgery of existence yet injects each cycle with enough zest to keep the , baby! This visual novel unravels us like a ball of yarn. It prods and pokes at our psyche, raising alarms about the fragility of choice and the chains of causality. With each twist sharper than a cut from Mr. It dances with free will, plays with perception, and smirks at the idea of an end.

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Patreon SubscribeStar. Life is like a staircase. You just gotta keep climbing. Otherwise, if you start to overthink it, you'll have trouble taking the next step. Shinichi wants nothing more than to lead a quiet life. Though he was once close friends with Miyuki, the most popular girl in school, his desire for normalcy now keeps them from being anything more than classmates. Everything changes, however, one day on the roof, when the class oddball, Aoi, suddenly tries to kiss him.

Today, we crack open the narrative vault of this genre-defying work. Hold onto your seats, dear readers, as we shimmy into the labyrinthine world where nothing is as it seems. Talk about throwing the player into a tailspin! Think again. Choice, that revered cornerstone of visual novels, gets flipped on its head.

You and me and her vndb

Route 2. Route 3. Upon clicking RMB Miyuki will tell you, is that it? If not go ahead and just exit the game and load it back up. All other numbers are only unique to me and mean nothing to you so you will need to focus on the game otherwise for those numbers.

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I for one loved the entire last act and how delightfully meta it was, with a particularly game-design appreciation for the incredibly creative ways that the game employs narrative tricks that instrumentalizes the player's agency through its unique input and choice mechanics. Akebono Yuutarou Side character. Eru Side character. What is the biggest plot twist in you? Shinichi navigates high school life alongside childhood friend Miyuki and mysterious Aoi. What is the plot twist in you? Everything is looking slightly rough around the edges with clearly visible drawing lines, as if the VN was fully hand-drawn. The artstyle at times feels a bit inconsistent and incongruous, but it slowly grew on me, and I can't imagine the game without it now. Everything changes, however, one day on the roof, when the class oddball, Aoi, suddenly tries to kiss him. Alien Cast: 7 Shocking Film Secrets.

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What a ride, huh? The artstyle at times feels a bit inconsistent and incongruous, but it slowly grew on me, and I can't imagine the game without it now. Description Life is like a staircase. Benefits Engaging storytelling, thought-provoking themes, multiple endings for replay value Critical Reception Generally positive, with praise for its unique storytelling approach and character depth. For its part though, I think Totono does a pretty excellent job at delivering its ideas, though not without some shortcomings as well. Even keeping the overall structure the exact same, the first act could have been a much more satisfying and self-contained story, and wouldn't need to be "boring" at all if the writing were simply good! I would've liked to see more scenes with MC and Aoi to really sell their feelings for each other, more background between MC and Miyuki to really flesh out their fraught history, but especially, more scenes of the friendship between the two to really highlight the cruel determinism of the later events and juxtapose their selfish versus selfless impulses. Liszt also deserves just as much credit as any of the game's staff, given how perfectly an evocative, emotional piece like Liebestraum gets used by the story. My other problem with the game's emotional thrust is much more curious and I feel sort of intractable. With each twist sharper than a cut from Mr. I didn't expect it to have such an impact, but it makes the design feel very original. The first thing that will hit you when starting the game up are visuals, which are absolutely stellar. On top of that, the TL has plenty of its own wit to boot the added line about mosaics being in the JP version absolutely slayed me!