Snow Light reviews

I've tormented my way through this Game to the End and can only advise against it. It takes out for itself to be a Visual Novel. It's just a shame that the Drawings are Mediocrity at best. Also, the Draughtsman does not seem to Place any Value on Proportions, because especially Heads of Figures from one Image to the Next change their Size to the rest of the Body. For this, a lot of emphasis is placed on Breasts and their Presentation. It's just a shame that these too share the Fate of the Heads. I didn't find other Drawings very convincing either. Although I sometimes found the Backgrounds quite pretty. Now a Visual Novel consists not only of Drawings, but also mainly on the Plot and its Presentation. This fails all along the Way. It's about an Agent Drama (?) in a futuristic World with about a Dozen Secret Organizations, all of which have their own Acronym, so you can't keep them apart after two Minutes. The Compendium built into the Game no longer helps. The Plot, it's about the namesake Snow Light, is Jumpy, leads from one Place to the next, along with new Charkers, which immediately disappear again and then ends in an absolutely unsatisfactory ending, without any Highlights and just the Thought: "What should this be?" Perhaps the Developers wanted to postpone another Episode. Significant to the Plot is the following Scene: Terrorists attack the Power Supply of the whole of Paris and since the Airports run out of electricity, the Planes fall from the Sky. In the Chaos, the previously encircled Terrorists can escape by plane (!). Let's Get to Technology. Here, the Game sickens without End. I had no Sound. Apparently there are which ones and I don't want to make a Reprop to the Developers that they don't work for me right now. But Accusations can be made because of one-time Design decisions, such as Quick Time Events, which emerge from nothing with always different Buttons, while you actually control the Game with the Mouse. Add To that the maybe three Decisions you can make that don't seem to have any Impact at all. But the whole Thing is still surpassed by the exceedingly slow Text Speed, which you just click on so that the whole Text appears immediately. It is just a Pity that in 20% of Cases the Text is skipped. German Translations, on the other hand, have succeeded for the most part well. It is All the more negative That there were a few Translators and some of them only know the basics of the Language. Also probably never Correction was read, because in addition to these bad Translations some Texts are not translated, that is, in French. Unfortunately, I can do that just as well as some of the Translators German. Finally, some scenes had no Picture. I can still think of some Of the Things that annoyed me in this almost three-hour game (Animations, Presentation, Image Construction ...), but let's leave it at that. The Upshot is to say if you want to have an exciting, futuristic Agent thriller, it's best to get yourself another Game.