This is notable for KSotR alone, since that VN has not previously been discounted below $18.
But from what I gather the price will increase in 24 hours.
Finished up Umineko Chiru, which took me about 43 hours of reading plus a couple of days of thinking while I've been home sick, for a total of 85 hours across the two halves. While I can understand the complaints people have regarding the later chapters, I honestly found Chiru to be more consistently engaging than the first 4 chapters.
I wasn't able to solve the last riddle without using hints, largely due to overlooking the significance of an important rule (narrative = truth), and then arguing myself into a corner regarding the interpretation of a couple of red statements. I was much too ready to look for possible interpretations of those statements, which ultimately tripped me up. Still, it was a really fun exercise, and definitely worth trying to do without hints.
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But regardless, it was really an amazing read, and Umineko as a whole is definitely my favorite VN so far.
I do want to read something by another author now, but I also really hope that MangaGamer will hurry up with and release the rest of Higurashi so that I can get started with that.
What's the problem? I just launched the game right now on Windows 10 and it works. Though I can't remember if I needed to do something special to get it to run. Windows 8 and Windows 10 generally have the same compatibility when it comes to VNs. The jump from 7 to 8 broke significantly more games than the one from 8 to 10.
What's the problem? I just launched the game right now on Windows 10 and it works. Though I can't remember if I needed to do something special to get it to run. Windows 8 and Windows 10 generally have the same compatibility when it comes to VNs. The jump from 7 to 8 broke significantly more games than the one from 8 to 10.
I finished up SubaHibi and it sure was interesting,I can't say it was great all the time as it had some slow bits but it did give me a lot to think about. Now with that being said I'm more enamored by the story and the way it's set up rather than philosophical questions it asks.
I think there was a lot of thought put into narrative perspectives and how the routes connect to each other.
I have never read for VN like it so it has that going for it, all in all a worthwhile read.
Anything I can think of is already practically debunked, save for YU-NO, though I wonder if they'd even call it "unexpected" if it was YU-NO seeing as it was listed months ago on some website.
Anything I can think of is already practically debunked, save for YU-NO, though I wonder if they'd even call it "unexpected" if it was YU-NO seeing as it was listed months ago on some website.
Pretty sure Pqube kinda/sorta ruled out Net High more than a year ago, saying that the engine modifications needed to translate all assets needed would be too difficult or something. I'd be over the moon if it ended up being Net High, though.
Pretty sure Pqube kinda/sorta ruled out Net High more than a year ago, saying that the engine modifications needed to translate all assets needed would be too difficult or something. I'd be over the moon if it ended up being Net High, though.
Anything I can think of is already practically debunked, save for YU-NO, though I wonder if they'd even call it "unexpected" if it was YU-NO seeing as it was listed months ago on some website.
Both it and Punch Line had a retail listing but that was actually a little over a year ago now. So I'd classify either as "unexpected" now, I guess. And both are a little out of the norm of what we'd get, as a remake of an old game and a spin-off from a not super popular anime (though they certainly can attempt to push Uchikoshi's involvement to sell it).
Both it and Punch Line had a retail listing but that was actually a little over a year ago now. So I'd classify either as "unexpected" now, I guess. And both are a little out of the norm of what we'd get, as a remake of an old game and a spin-off from a not super popular anime (though they certainly can attempt to push Uchikoshi's involvement to sell it).
I don't trust anything coming from that Twitter account, personally. They just echo 5pb.-related stuff from other sources mostly at random. That's not even an officially hosted video they linked.
Not that I particularly doubt it will be localized, because it's Steins;Gate milking after all. I just don't think this Twitter account has much insider knowledge.
I just installed virtue system to play old VN. Should've done it earlier instead of looking for fixes everywhere. Lesson: if you find any old VN you can't run, just install Windows XP.
Guess I really do need to get around to playing Chaos;Child and getting back to The Letter, then. Though even if I finish those by 3/8 I doubt I'll finish Root by the time the new Code Realize comes out, so... that might have to wait till after anyway.
but what's waiting an extra month and a half or so to play it, at this point
Been playing Kimi ga Nozomu Eien (the game age made before Muv-Luv) recently. Great VN, very similar to White Album 2. They both have a love triangle as central plot and they use 3-part structure. I have to say WB2 does the time skip much better than this one. I really need a song or something to carry me over a three year time skip.
Anyone have any luck running the English patched version of Never 7 on a newer build of Windows 10?
I had it working but now that I have come back to read it windows won't launch it anymore.
It opens the launcher but fails to load the game :/
Anyone have any luck running the English patched version of Ever 7 on a newer build of Windows 10?
I had it working but now that I have come back to read it windows won't launch it anymore.
It opens the launcher but fails to load the game :/
