Senaste recensioner av ChaoticTapestry

I love the atmosphere, characterization, and the Korean cultural interpersonal dynamics of the setting.

However, I'm not sure this is for everyone. If you want atmosphere and characterization, with very little direct interaction with the story? Go for it. I loved it. However, some people won't like this game because there's only two characters (and one at a time, at that) that you can interact with - everything else is accessing logs and uncovering a mystery via reading, reading, and reading.

I happen to love reading. Just be aware of what you're getting, but it's an extremely enjoyable and evocative ride.

I think I just played a kinetic VN about people who wish cats behaved more like dogs, but also wore waitress uniforms. And were legal.

Great for wish fulfillment and cute dog behavior presented as cat behavior. Not great if you're looking for a visual novel with any decent meaning or depth.

This game has been deemed 20% furry.

Recommended only because the VN doesn't really advertise itself as anything but exactly what it is.

I was greatly disappointed in this game, since it never let me press X to Jason.
Terrible humor aside, there's already several good reviews about Nameless, so let me simply say this: how many VNs are fun enough to read that when a glitch erases all your data when you are almost at completion, you willingly redo and enjoy the storylines all over again?

Succinctly, if you like an interesting story that's beyond 'I Want to Touch The Face of Person X', like some VNs amount to, meaningless and kind of droll, this is definitely more than that. Romance is definitely part of the main plot in every route, but it felt more like I was there for the journey of the characters (even the side characters are very well done) rather than to smooch X or Y.