dUpLicity ~Beyond the Lies~ reviews

Gambling CRAP in every rule. Of these that they put on steam to draw money with the cards. Steam is getting worse, there is no kind of quality control. These Games should NEVER see the light on the market. Petite mi-er-da baseball player... Jesus!

I did a complete walkthrough of the game, and it ended without even I understand why. When I finished, I realized that I was too serious and that I spent too much time wanting my personal to study believing it was the right thing to do. Track record: I should have spent more time studying in real life, rather than wasting my time with this game.

A Visual story that I can not recommend. 1. the first part of the game is to increase the stats of Yukina (simulation mode). This part is long, boring, and if the stats are not high enough, you have to start from the beginning. 2. the second part is the Visual story (the story mode), but this one is clicked and made me really uncomfortable. Without saying too much, there are clones ("dUpLicity" = duplicity = double, it says) and incest is implied. 3. the graphics are really ordinary, as well as the music. 4. the service life is short (4-5 hours).

It'S sad to see how "dUpLicity ~ Beyond the Lies ~" has a lot of bad reviews: It's a great visual novel, both in terms of history and in terms of graphics and style of play. A style of play that makes it very particular, so much to-in my opinion-make it a bit ' difficult for those who can not understand how to overcome the first part and unlock the real story. The first part of the game, in fact, at first glance may seem dull and difficult to understand. I Admit that I was forced to view guides on Steam (of the beautiful guides, among other things) to understand how the game was structured. Initially, in fact, the player is asked to choose day by day what will be the protagonist: study, rest, listen to gossip or attend one of the two boys available. Compared to these choices, sandwiched from time to time by events, you will unlock one of the available plots and start the real visual novel... Or it won't start just in case the wrong choices are made, and the game will end with a Bad End. Not that the risks are concluded after the departure of one of the main plots, because every choice of the player everything could go to rolls, which makes the game even more interesting. Another interesting element is certainly the fact that, once met certain requirements, a third aspiring partner is unlocked: Rei, who until then had played only the role of appearance... or observer, as he would say. So... Would I recommend this game? Absolutely yes.