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The second game Artlim Media, from which it tried to create a media work: simultaneously with the game, a manhwa and various merchandise were released in the form of soundtracks, artbooks and the like. The game itself is a visual novel with role-playing elements. The plot tells the story of an ordinary, at first glance, Korean schoolboy Ryuki, who begins to see a strange dream with a dying girl, very similar to one of his acquaintances, and subsequently falls into a whirlpool of events full of adventure, fights and love. From the very beginning, a significant number of locations are available to us to visit, as a result of which trigger hunting will need to be done to advance the story. At the same time, for each day you can visit a limited number of places due to the element of time - in total, all twenty-four hours are available, of which thirty minutes are spent on visiting the zone, and five - when choosing a specific location in it. There are at least three types of activity when clicking on a location - inaction, a plot event or a scene, a battle. In the latter case, you will have to fight, as a rule, with two opponents, while on our side there can be up to three characters. Orders are divided into four types - attack, magic, special moves, and options. The sequence of moves is step-by-step, and we usually go first. The role-playing system is formal - after gaining a new level, life and mana indicators grow. Despite the art with an abundance of cruelty, outright tin, and typical for most Japanese visual novels, hentai is not here. The graphics are done well for their time, but in many ways they give off budget, with rare exceptions. Art, as a rule, is drawn in a very high quality. Music also lacks stars from the sky, sounding in the background in many ways, but at the same time complements the mood in the scene scenes. Bottom line: a decent visual novel with a potentially interesting storyline. |
