ChronoClock reviews

IT I apologize for not addressing users in English, but I prefer to speak correctly in Italian. ChronoClock is a Japanese Visual Novel, the story focuses on a young boy who from one day to the next, finds himself in his hand the power to go back in time of 5 minutes (as long as you spend at least an hour if you used it previously). The Protagonistra will end up interacting with as many as 6 girls, with the possibility to decide which one to attend (through the system "dating sim" and the related "routes"), however two of these (those of Cro and Miu) are unlockable only after having undertaken the other 4; In my opinion is an incentive to the player to enjoy all the stories to get to the conclusion to 100%, a note of merit (since in other VN once traveled a route, the others leave them in oblivion) especially if in this case Cro and Miu arouse you s Impathy as well as curiosity. Only thing, the system "dating sim" is very limited, and the actions to be performed (that compared to the total time of play, are an infinitesimally small part), you immediately understand who you want to stay and what route to undertake. Character design: At an excellent level-excelled, nothing to say, the characters are drawn well, each of them has different characteristic signs, both on a physical and behavioural level; The protagonist impressed me very much, proves very intelligent, thoughtful, empathetic and thoughtful but also sarcastic and prankster (and sometimes with perverse thoughts), making it a type that represents the classic "student, as well as being a" versatile "type In all the routes, also doing a little ' shoulder ' to the girls; I note that the author likes "The Strong sizes", not that it is a bad point, but it is right to make it clear that most of the girls are well "gifted". Setting and Design: At an excellent level-excelled, even here I know a work not indifferent, with environments sometimes animated as during the train journey, the waves of the sea or, speaking of animation of the characters, the fluctuation in the air of Cro; I would say overall, design of places and characters I loved. OST: I appreciated it very much, certainly has well accompanied the various scenes, giving that Pizzicco of emotionality, and sometimes, catalyzing the emotions that arose from them. My favorite BGM are "Their Chronicle (Instrumental)" and "Maid in the U.K.", of course the others are also very pleasant, but these I have appreciated in a particular way, especially in the key scenes. Favorite character: Although at the moment I completed a single route (that of D.D.), just she caught my attention: a non-ordinary character, of English origin, moved to Japan to meet the boyfriend that his grandfather wanted to marry, Dedicated to his role as a maid, passionate about Japanese food but also of video games, anime and manga, literally a otaku... Besides this there are further problems (whose signs are noticed slightly during the history and that only towards the end will make sense, showing us also the seriousness of them-no spoiler-)... All this, along with the reflections and thoughts of the protagonist, made sure that I was literally caught on his wheels, feeling very involved in the last chapters, and especially in his Ending. Among the things that impressed me is also the jokes of his sister Michiru, who with his timing manages to snatch a smile several times, with his perverse claims to his brother (even in the presence of other girls), especially because it proves contrastive with The personality from "Yamato Nadeshiko" which often maintains; I also carry out attitudes such as Misaki's reactions to teasing or Makoto's reaction to rabbits. Note: The game on Steam is in version + 17, so it is not the full version that encloses the scenes hentai, let's face it, are the Ciliegiena on the cake, are boys, are young, there is to scandalize... Overall, I consider it subjectively a masterpiece in many respects (as above above); The price is feasible for this version, while for the complete one, depending on where you search, it could be somewhat prohibitive, so I recommend to buy it during the sale periods, or to take this version in the hope of finding the "DLC + 18". "ChronoClock" is a title that I highly recommend, both to the hardened eaters of VN, and to those who have just overlooked.