Rising Angels: Reborn

This is the first game of this type to which I try, and it is rather pleasant in spite of a sensation, obliged to tell me to be dirigisme. The story is rather pleasant, making us embody a young officer assuming a first "command" on a spaceship, and confronts us with his doubts, learning teamwork after a first very solitary assignment. Therefore, the main part of the plot going into space in a kind of closed-door, is based on the psychology of the various members of the crew and on how it makes us consider the history and the few crucial and moral choices that one can do. As can be seen the small library on the various Nations and races accessible on the title screen, the history of the game is quite worked, even if in the case of the races, one has a bit the impression that the crew testifies of a somewhat forced diversity-the theme is enormously present through a character who seems critical in this regard at the outset. There is also a "Romance", but I was disappointed on this point because the scenario gave hope for a choice between at least two, when we have in the end only the choice to avoid the romance to which we are directed-and whose nature is quite "peculiar." It is the same with regard to the purposes: there are several, with sympathetic images to unlock, but one of them is called "good end", when others seem to me equally valid (that being the choice between the way of the soldier, more loyal, or the Warrior, freer, who runs throughout the game, and that is bound to this obligatory Romance). Apart from these damaging points, the drawings and expressions of protagonists are pleasant (the correct but more innocuous decorations), and there is a lot of humor. The service life is very correct, therefore despite some thematic reservations, this remains a pretty nice game.