The writing and gameplay quality are both drastically reduced from Blood Covered. A fanatical obsession with iterating on the characters and events depicted satisfactorily in Blood Covered lead to difficult to stomach, repetitive, and thoroughly redundant scenarios. This problem is further compounded by the game's obtuse and anti-player mechanics and delivery. If you must play this game, do not bother playing without a guide in the hope of preserving a faithful first experience, or you will suffer far more than the victims depicted in the game. The one redeeming feature of this otherwise blighted game is the character of Sachiko, who retains all the charisma and fascination that gave her such a magnificent command of every one of the limited scenes in which she appeared in Blood Covered.