This game had me lying awake at night and dreaming about it. The way the different story elements pieced together at the end was mind blowing. It will keep you guessing the entire time. The game weaves a traditional "whodunnit" story with paranormal oddities. Characters have good personality, and your conversations with them are genuinely interesting. The game forces you to play through it multiple times, and it can get a bit tedious solving the same puzzle over and over. The difficulty curve is a bit off most puzzles are easy to solve, with very intuitive solutions, but there are a handful that are noticeably more obtuse than the rest. The music is repetitive but not too annoying. The environments look convincing, and the character sprites are generally detailed and well-done, albeit low resolution (blame the DS). Viewing files and items is simple, as is combining them. Most functions are bound to both a button and a tap-able on-screen icon. Most puzzles have intuitive controls.įunctional. Items are easy to see and are far enough away from each other such that you don't accidentally tap the wrong thing. Just about every item on screen can be tapped to receive a bit of dialog. Jumps back and forth between visual novel and point-and-click adventure parts. Genre and typical other categories seen in other tables can be found in respective systems. Note: for the sake of space, only the title, and main review points will be present. As these were made before this page was created, they are on their own pages and other reviewers are welcome to add to them. You may also be interested in other reviews, yes? If so, here are Dejeko's Reviews. You can sort the games by clicking on those sorting buttons.
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The wikia generator wouldn't allow "/v/" in the site title, so, apologies for that. This is for reviews by you, and not collected scores. Please enjoy, contribute, and please respond. Collected by /v/ and also for (and/or by) you. This is a page for reviews by /v/ denizens. Here are 15 of the craziest secret endings in video games you probably had no idea about.Thanks to DrFino for getting this started! These endings might not be canon to the main game, but one can't say that they've truly finished these games until they've managed to uncover these ridiculous endings that can completely flip the script. Some games require a fairly intricate path that's totally not obvious at all in order to get the best ending possible, which is incredibly frustrating to say the very least.Īnd then, there are those games that contain an extremely ludicrous and unimaginable ending hidden somewhere in the game that can simply make the player go insane upon finding it. While - for the most part - these games have fairly defined paths that lead towards the best ending possible, sometimes that is simply not the case. This is perhaps why games with multiple endings are such a huge gamble. Gamers who've played through a 20-hour long game need some much-needed closure in order to be satisfied with the overall experience, and a good ending helps in providing this. The ending of a video game is one of the most important aspects of the end product.
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