Sixtieth Kilometer reviews

The Story itself is quite acceptable and the English Superposition reads well. But what I'm talking about to the Game is that the Images are a Mix of Real-life photos and sparsely brightened Characters. For me, the visual Representation in no way supported the People but was more of a Mood Killer. Unfortunately, therefore, from my Point of view, it is not acceptable to do so.

Bought this game bc i needed to make a purchase in order to continue trading. Just went with the cheapest option (0,09€), never planned to play it. But i did, and it is wort it. I'm at rougly 2hrs now and it doesn't really feel like the end is near. Music & pictures fit to the atmosphere. The game is very simple, yet interesting. Autosave is great, it saves to ~10 different Slots so you dont have to worry about saving at all. And i almost got my money back from selling cards lol

Game bought €0.09. At first, the graphics are sketchy, blurred photos no audio dialogue and subtitles in Russian or English... In short a big doubt about possible good things present in this game. Finally a pleasant surprise!!!! The story is not bad though pretty basic. The music gives good in every level. The characters develop over the course of the game. Some QTE come to punctuate the adventure. When to subtitles, no need to have lived 10 years in England to understand them. I finished this game and I really enjoyed it. Good story, cool characters... to prohibit the under-16's still for certain situations. So I advise those who like games not only based on Super-graphics.

Much has been achieved with this Indi-visual novel with few Resources. The Result was an entertaining Apocalypse-VN, which offers the Player decision-making Opportunities without flooding him with it. It is usually not clear which Decision will bring which Consequence. This only becomes apparent in the Course of the Game. Here a long Playing Time is offered in a gloomy atmosphere; With matching Music and coherent Sound. While It's not professionally done, that's rarely the Case with an India game of this Price Order. It is the same With the Drawing Style: In need of getting used to for some, but in themselves coherent. The Backgrounds are more Problematic. Some of these consist only of blurry Images, which, however, does not weigh so much with a Visual Novel, since the Character Images and text Are in the Foreground. It is Pleasantly noticeable when It comes to the text that the Language Style is short, concise and easy to read. Some Translation errors cloud the Picture. For me, it was a Spontaneous Purchase and a positive Surprise. 7.5/10