Sword Daughter reviews

A short Visual Novel game. The price is only alrigiht in offer , the normal price is a bit to high for this short game. sound is alright. all achievements work. all in one alright 4/10

I can honestly say that I expected more. The art is wonderful of course and in itself the story isn't bad. The fact that weakens it considerably is the romantic interest. It feels very forced - talk of love when they have barely even talked to each other and so on. O think the game has a lot of potential and could really do with some additional writing that would flesh out the story. Usuallly I like it if there is not too much time between choices, but in this case I would prefer it that way if only it allowed for more story building. So until that happens I have to say that while it is a nice short game, it's not worth the money you have to pay for it.

One always thinks to get a Bargain When one sees thick Percentages before the current Price, but unfortunately the Price is sometimes only so reasonable even then. In this Case, I mourn my 90 cent afterwards, as the far too short and completely Hain-pulled STory could not captivate me in the slightest. Having reached the first of the 22 Ends, I still thought that I had made a wrong Decision somewhere that led me to the hasty breaking down of The story, but the second Attempt, which ended similarly rapidly, made me fear that probably all Decisions ultimately make only a small Difference and do not significantly affect Game time. In brevity, dignity may lie, but in this Case, even after the sixth Attempt, which has now also been my last, only a vexal Aftertaste remained, not least, by the completely rushed and illogical Romance that is formally imposed on one, Is brought about.