DemoniOtaku on 16 July 2016
| naruball said: Recently played Steins; Gate and realised that visual novels simply aren't for me. I love Telltales games, but VN feel like indie games with a tiny budget. I can't immerse myself and actually had to struggle to make past the opening credits. In an entire hour there was zero, and I mean zero gameplay, unless I was doing something wrong. Need to get back to it; I always find something better to do and now my vita is getting no love (I know that if I quit the game and play something else, I'll never get back to it). I don't get why they made the first hour so boring. Also, the girl with the blue eyes is perhaps one of my least favourite characters ever. Cliche to the core. It's like the creator is telling me "look at her, she's so naive, so cuuuuuute". Yeah, no. The voice acting is good, though. |
To like VN you have to like to read a LOT. This genre is popular in Japan because of their reading habits, and yeah all VN feel like cheap indie games, but that's it, are like old graphic adventures with choice options throught text. And stories tend to build up at a slow pace. But I'm sure Stein's;Gate is worth your time, or anyone's time. The story is just that awesome.
