√ Letter: Root Letter reviews

Okay, then. On paper it sounds good. A kind of mystery/slice of life very chill, an interface to the Ace Attorney to examine places/find clues/interrogate people. A melancholic story where adults confront secrets of their childhood. Except that's it:-it's ultra-linear, the game will never let go of your hand. Can't track a track, you have to click on "think" and the game decides on its own from the next place to go. What good is the interface? -The MC is a big ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥-the other characters are all a little ridiculous or niais, it's nerd since the story rests entirely on them-the tourist guide aspect is suffocating, without stopping harassing you "hey look she's too cool This city you don't want to come visit?! " Despite the interesting atmosphere, it's a lot of frustration to reach an end to both WTF and a bit boring.

After about 18 HRAs, I can make the comment of this game, since it is important to know the final 5 you have, these are: The Cursed Letter The Princess of Himegamori Forest A Government Plot (unlock after first playthrough) Crossing Paths The Bond of Marriage (Unlock after first playthrough) I really liked the game, it is very intriguing and although at the beginning may be a bit slow, this definitely improves while you are playing. There Is A research part of the game that looks a lot like the Phoenix Wright, so if you like that mode, this game you might like. The finals have nothing to do with each other, in fact, they are very different and interesting, to get them out depends on what you answer to Aya in the cards, not the decisions you take in the game itself. Which makes it easier to get the other endings, because there is an option to skip the chapters and only have to answer the cards and so Chapter 9 and 10 change according to what you decide to answer in them.

So I got the Game in the Autumn Sale, thought for the Price you can test it. I haven't played such a bad thing in ages. The Story is totally desolate, the Characters are all monotonous, the Main Character is for the Ton. An Introduction or Explanation is only briefly available at the Beginning for the Things you find out yourself (searching Objects, interviewing people, operating The mobile Phone, etc.). In the actual "Interrogation" you are simply thrown into the Conversation, have no Idea when you have to apply what and are totally left alone. The individual Conversations are also totally uneven and confusing. In itself, the Story at first is totally confusing and confusing-which is why it simply doesn't get any better with several Hours of play. I had the Feeling that I just like a Stray Child some Search or Backcirculation which no one says anything or everyone runs away from and you then constantly turn in Circles and just no Bit progresses. Personally, This is simply too much wanted for me and too little on offer.