Rating Comments: A very good game, it unfortunately doesn’t come enough to be called a “Kamige” due to its lack of focus on individual characters and a plot that you simply “cannot come back” to.ĭespite this, note how there are six protagonist of varying genders (2 male and 4 female), but all their actions within the 6 hours of “in game time” all match up perfectly. While you DO look at 6 viewpoints total, it’s just so amazing how such design was done: Just the mere words that were used becomes a foreshadow, and holy shit I can’t contain my excitement for game designs like this! This actually kinda threw me off, and at one point, I was wondering what the passing of time was, then it hit me. Most likely, one of the six will die according to probability, but… It’s… just a probability… right?Ĭomplete Story Clearing Difficulty: Very Tedious (Walkthrough Recommended)Ĭomments: For the length itself, it’s actually quite long, despite the fact that the entire game only takes place over 6 hours! (So essentially, you’re looking at what happened in that 6 hours in the game, for about 25 hours). Six characters in the game are going to answer that for you. Well, what if your wish was granted the first time…? Wouldn’t you wish for more, more and more? Each time, you’re risking your life, and someday… your luck will meet its end.ġ/6 chance… For that, are you willing to risk your life? In reality, the 5/6 chance of getting your wish granted is enough to overcome the chances of dying, right? Summary: Axanael is a gun that grants the wish of whoever is hit by its bullets… However, this comes at a cost: whoever uses this gun to shoot themselves risks their own life… at a 1/6 chance. Game Type: Psychological Thriller Novel with themes of Human Morality and Philosophy As I’m writing this review, my hands were trembling from sheer amazement and shock, so if you see typos or grammatical errors, that’s probably what happened) Read this review that doesn’t do justice for the game, Axanael! I’ll discuss it in the body of my review, so go on! This is definitely a type of game that will shock the readers if they’re not prepared for what’s going to appear in front of them. No moe here, no weeaboo material, just plain badass story with a touch of human morality and philosophy. She is actually perverted contrary to her originally solemn impression.Īre you feeling Lucky? Review of Axanaelįoreword: Here’s a question: what do you do when a friend who knows a lot about Galge tells you that a certain game is a kamige?ĪND HEEEEELLL YES THIS IS AN AWESOME GAME!Īs expected from Nitroplus, this is really badass. Little does he know, however, his adventure will soon take him across the continents to fight against the essence of human itself. He arrives near a small town called Abel and faints, to be saved by a girl named Riche. If he becomes a Knight and climb the ranks, he will be granted more than one wife as an effort to “spread the strong seed”. This is why he decides to become a Knight. His dream is to take the two girls who was with him for as long as he can remember as wives, but unfortunately, the Saint Eve’s two rules of “Thy shalt not murder” and “Thy shalt not have more than one wife” taunts his current condition. Summary: Asterisk is a young boy who loves girls… almost a little too much. Game Type: RPG Adventure game with biblical and fantasy themes Unfortunately, this also relates to poorer story design because it’s just that much harder to incorporate a good story inside a game.ĭue to the nature of this review, mild spoilers are intentionally included. In fact, I absolutely love them because they add in player-interaction within the gameplay. I decided to give it a try and found that it was a “game” novel.Īs surprising as it may be, I’m actually quite experienced with “game novels”. The History of Life and Greed: Review of Evenicleįoreword: And holy crap this game was long.Įvenicle, pronounced “Eve-nicle” is a game that two of my friends Aero and will recommended to me a couple of weeks ago, saying that it was the “currently best game of 2015”.
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