Great Voyage

This is one of those cases when a neutral vote would have been more suited to represent how I feel about a game. The Great Voyage is not a bad visual novel by any means, it's pretty good and well-written, there are some lines here and there that are actually quite brilliant, there's a cast of fairly good characters…

A short, focused and well-told kinetic story with nostalgic art and appropriate music. The price asked for it is fair. My playtime's brief, but I'm a very fast reader; I expect most people will take an hour or so.

This is a very short kinetic novel (won't take you even an hour to finish if you're a fast reader and there are no choices or branching paths), about three refugees escaping for a city sacked by a rebel army. Among the fleet of ships carrying the last remnants of their kingdom, they have to cope with their desperate…

Full disclosure, the creator of this VN is a friend of mine, who asked me to go through this and I have not played many VN's in my life. Only few which have some sort of gameplay elements in them and this was a first VN for me which was solely text based with no gameplay at all. All this in mind take my opinion as y…

Not nearly as good as their next game, Vengeful Heart (which is one of my favorite things I've played this year), but still a decent first attempt, and you can see how they got from here to there. The story and world and thematic elements and artwork are all pretty good here, but they built on and improved on them a…

The retro style really makes this game work well. The story is simple, but it's an emotionally draining one, and the sparse colors and dark music really work well to help the increasingly dire plot move along. A short story, but certainly nice for $2. For some reason, the developers removed some of the normal visual…