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Recently got into VNs when I got my Steam Deck. Its just the perfect device for me for "playing" theese types of games
Also i thought it quite a bit deeper story- and decisionwise than Until Dawn, but yes it is similiar in that way.
Every character is over 25 years old and aside from the opening song the rest of the artstyle isn't anime-like at all.
Plus this was made by the Philippines and all the voice acting is English.
Looks intriguing as a concept but I have zero experience or knowledge about traditional Japanese VN's, and to be honest anything Anime-like tends to be a turn off for me with all the giggling 'tee-heeing' school girls and the like. Would you say it is a more proper, mature narrative or does it still fall into this Anime trap of eye rolling cringe in the dialogues?