I originally played this game on gamepass a while back, but liked it so much that I bought it here too to support the devs.

I really, really love this game. The story, characters, music, and visuals are all fantastically done. While it is basically just a visual novel in fancy clothing, the "Faster Than Light" style of space traversal/resource management is fairly well done and vastly expands on the world's lore. The lore itself is incredibly interesting, and I found my self visiting star systems and collecting items just to learn more. You are rewarded for doing this as well, since knowing the lore and being familiar with the in-game mythology changes your view of the story and characters in a way that is much more interesting than without it (for me at least). My only gripes with the story are that some sections aren't paced the best, and I wish they gave more development to some of the side characters. The main trio are fleshed out and you come to like them a lot, but I really wanted to know more about everyone else and their stories. Though, I do admit it would have been hard without inflating the runtime by a lot, which might've contributed more to the occasional pacing issues. The game play outside of space traversal isn't great, but it gets the job done. I didn't dislike it, but it definitely wasn't something I was necessarily excited about doing and it can slow down the pacing a ton depending on the section. It didn't ruin the story by any means, but I do hope they improve it in future games.

Anyways, the game for me is a 8.5/10! It's one of the only video games to ever make me cry, and I really recommend it if you enjoy visual novels. I'm definitely going to play Sigono's other games!!

It's good for beginners getting into the visual novel genre, but I found the main plot lacking since I expected it to be more romance-focused. It's also more of a kinetic novel with meaningless choices, i.e., one route with choices that don't really affect the story all that much.

The music, visuals, voice acting, and worldbuilding are great and feel really fleshed out, but the main plot serves the worldbuilding and not the other way around. I felt like the main plot and character development could have been better since I felt like the characters' problems just resolve themselves and that Eda and Jun's relationship is never shown developing romantically.

I actually liked the gameplay, which is really just solving simple puzzles and collecting resources to upgrade your ship, but I can see why some people would find it tedious and boring.

All in all, I feel like the game is extremely overhyped by people experiencing who are playing their first visual novel.

It's a good game, but it's not as groundbreaking as the positive reviews make it out to be. That said, it's perfect for someone who want to ease themselves into the genre since it can be completed in 10-ish hours and there's stuff to do besides just clicking through dialogue.

I wish I could give it a mixed review since I enjoyed some parts and disliked others.

One of the wrost things I ever bought. Not because of bugs or glitches, even if the game works, it doesn't "work":
Gameplay is boring af, would have preferred for it to be just a visual novel if it was gonna be this bad to play, story isn't all that interesting because characters' actions don't make any sense but are still predictable since they're just stupid, not psychos, and that's literally the only thing they HAD to do right, the writing in a story driven game, but couldn't afford to.
I trusted all the good reviews just to be reminded that people can't even recognize a good story anymore, bare minimum would do.