Instead the developers wasted money on this lazily composed soundtrack. If the developers had included something like voice acting, then it would help differentiate this from a fan-made game. If someone told me this was a fan-made game, I would've believed it. I can't really expect much from these developers, but nothing about this game is biblical. It's hard to complain about a game that's completely free with no microtransactions or ads. There is no multiplayer but I didn't pay for this, so I don't care. The story was well written with interesting dialogue. It gets repetitive, but it wasn't long enough to bore me to death. Although the gameplay is basic, with retro-style running sections where you collect rings and avoid obstacles. In the end of the day, it's a video game and I appreciate that these developers remember that. I don't care what stupid buzzwords those artsy-fartsy developers like to throw around. One thing the developers got right with this visual novel is actually including gameplay. This game is actually free, exactly as it should be. Nintendo and Microsoft would have easily charged $15-20 for this game, not to mention that Microsoft would be bragging about this being "free" day 1 on Game Pass. Video game developers making visual novels isn't really a problem, it's the fact that greedy developers have the audacity to charge outrageous prices for visual novels. Video game developers making visual novels isn't really a problem, This game is a pretty decent example of how a visual novel should be done. This game is a pretty decent example of how a visual novel should be done.
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