styjoy 最近的評論

有趣的悬疑作品。人偶、洋馆加上美少女这三个元素就足以让我有兴趣读下去。
本作有多达13个结局，不过每一周目流程并不长，而且可以通过流程图轻松切换，每一次都会获得一些新的信息，直到最后的完结。
结局略显仓促，数百年的恩怨就这么解决了感觉总是少了些什么。
音乐算是上乘，有很多和风元素，很好地烘托气氛，ED更是百听不厌。
最后，零线实在是太欢乐了...

A story set in postapocalyptic era after robots named phiroids were created.

A boy devoid of emotion with exposing mechanic right hand woke up and was rescued by a young girl. He learned through her and other townspeople about emotions and eventually “love”.

Art style typical of Key, as if drawn by Tipi with crayon. Soundtracks are mostly tranquil and atmospheric. Insert song feels emotional particularly upon finishing.

Plot seems rather cliché the first few chapters but redeems itself with later revelations. The twist is not entirely unexpected, but confirmation and expansion on it is still appreciated. Not everything is making perfect sense, but given the length, it’s understandable.

Not the best from Key, but for the price, I’d still recommend.

A heart-warming tale of dream, grief and of course romance.

If any of those feels relatable, this short read will surely impress you, plus the outstanding art style (I became an instant fan of the artist) and atmospheric soundtrack. Translation is on spot too.

Pricewise, it’s actually below average price point for short VN, and since it’s indie, they need more support to grow organically.

Please purchase the game and I’ll be thanking you for making their next dream closer to reality.

I'm reluctant to give Saya no Uta a negative review, but it is indeed how I feel right now just finishing.
Coming from Totono, I held high expectation for Saya, but what I get was a huge disappointment.

The plot was very much one-dimensional. You could easily predict what was to happen from the option you picked. The lovecraftian setting wasn't making a lot of sense to me. Character development was either forced or lacking for how big the change they'd experienced. Graphics and soundtracks were decent though.

Usually, game length wouldn't be a problem for me. But for something that took a slow reader like me only 6 hours to finish (with concerns I've listed too), I really can't recommend it to fellow readers, at least not at its full price.

“To interact with a story is to live another life within one’s imagination.”
“Stories can bring out the deepest parts of one’s mind, things that would normally never be seen. Like a mirage.”
“Another, unexpected side of oneself with different hopes, different fears, different sorrows…”
------Kurofude

A romantic drama of dream and reality, life and death, told through four Japanese traditional folktales.

It’s almost impossible to overlook the art style. Some would love it, some wouldn’t. I personally am stunned by how dreamlike the artistic style presents. It fits perfectly with the illustrated books one would read when they’re young, creating an immersive experience that lingers long after the story has finished. The soundtracks are mostly tranquil with hints of Japanese traditional style, further enhancing the experience.

The production quality is again impressive (I finished ATRI first, hence the again). I understand the art style might put many people off, but this VN really deserve more audience. One tenth of the total review counts compared to ATRI really doesn’t do it justice.

If you’ve read this far, go ahead it’s your turn to dream now.

A story spanning for a millennium. Yet there is nothing epic about it.

Set in a remote village afflicted with an ancient curse, it is mostly a comedy with ample amount of tears and laughter. First class anime-like graphics, unique soundtracks with traditional Japanese style (samisen is even played by real musician), and of course the best school uniform design.

An overall enjoyable experience that will warm your heart.

The remake of a classic with higher resolution and new character sprites. Main plot remains unchanged (I doubt any change is necessary though).

Fascinating story with big plot twist, so you don’t want any spoiler if possible. It could be difficult to avoid, as the original has been there for 15 years. This is NOT your typical school melodrama.

The best part of the game is its music, one of a kind posthumous work of Okazaki Ritsuko. I was completely bewildered by those character songs when I first listened to them 15 years ago. And my opinion hasn’t changed a bit that they are one of the best game/anime music ever. It is more so if you have experienced the whole story.

You won’t regret even if getting it at full price, let alone on a big discount.

Lastly, RIP Okazaki Ritsuko. I’ll always enjoy the angelic voice of the city of rain, as I have always been.

A relaxing puzzle featuring Lara Croft. Cost no more than a cup of coffee during sale.
Touch screen control a bit annoying, but bearable after getting used to it.

原作的FD，如果喜欢原作，自然想要补完剧情。
女仆和美鸟是原作中最喜欢的角色，居然都不能攻略，好在这个FD解决了这个问题。

After 19 hours of emotional rollercoaster, I feel compelled to leave my thoughts here.

ATRI -My Dear Moments- is a visual novel short to medium in length. The plot is mostly linear.
Production quality of this VN is top notch as you’d expect from those developers and publisher.

I was hooked by the OP movie initially and filled with anticipation after playing through the demo. The result of the final product goes far beyond my expectation.
Artworks, music and writings are all very well executed. Voice acting, particularly ATRI’s, is legendary, bringing life into the character.

I believe many people new to the visual novel genre are drawn to this title because of Aniplex. And I dare say ATRI is the perfect entry point for you to explore the beauty of VN.
For new players and veterans alike, it will be an enjoyable journey worth every cent of your money and every minute of your time.

Lastly, I do want to express my deepest thanks to those who have been working hard to have this project release simultaneously in three languages. It’s very rare, if you know the industry. I for one will keep supporting them in the future.

If you’ve read it all, you’re certainly ready to click Purchase and take on this journey of 45 magical days with ATRI, the robot who has a soul.