Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project review

Exceptional

by Mia Blais-Côté

Before you buy this play Narcissu 1 and 2 you have it free here (although it is also included here). This is just the "Epilogo de Himeko" and "1980" in addition to serving as a base game for the following stories that will go to DLC mode. Epilogue of Himeko Beautiful, as always, short, some 2h reading very relaxed. I felt like again wanting to hug the characters and cry with them. 1980 Is The End of Setsumi, 5min of duration, without voices, only text and an image. T_T outstanding Features with respect to Narcissu 1 and 2: Continues with very good story New song in the OST (Very nice and very well used) classic Mode (The style of Narcissu 1 and 2 narrow images and little variety but that fit very well) or "normal" (Images Ma s large and more variety) The Artwork (images) is still 1 ª Tear, and come from Narcissu one and 2 so I hope you have a hand handkerchief, the only negative thing I can get to this is: The launcher is riveted and run there , although it does not affect the game because it launches the game itself, which is fine. The application interface of the game is ugly and bland, in addition to "Lock Auto mode" Once activated (to stop it you must open "options", the rest of things do not stop) unlike Narcissu 1 and 2 we can not choose to listen to the OST of the game (there is really only one track E Xtra respect to Narcissu 1 and 2, but I miss it, since it is very pretty. A 100% recommended and compulsory purchase for anyone who has played Narcissu 1/2 and lo/s will enjoy. The Price is small so absolutely nothing to object you Can find my analysis of the first 2 parts (Narcissu 1 and 2) here

Kickstarter Pre-Release This Review refers to the previously published "Narcissu 2: Himeko's Epilogue." Anyone who has played Narcissu 1 & 2 (free on Steam) knows what they are getting Into And will most likely enjoy this Part, provided it was the Case with Narcissu 1 & 2. The Story is mostly about Himeko, who spends her final Months in Hospital and her best Friend Yuka, who visits her every Day In Hospital and the resulting Everyday problems Yuka's. Himeko's Sister Chihiro and Setsumi also made a few Appearances on the Story. I don't want to say more about the Content of the Story, as I'm absolutely not a Friend of Spoilers. You get storytechnically exactly what you expect, an interesting, engaging and very emotional Story. There are no Choices in "Himeko's Epilogue," so it's a "Kinetic Novel." In addition to the Story, "Himeko's Epilogue" scores in the "Artwork" Section. From the Very beginning you can see that here was not stinged with Background Images, almost all Areas of the Story are deposited with appropriate Pictures, one very rarely looks at a black Screen. The Characters, too, look fantastic, fittingly changing Their Facial Expression or Attitude in the Scenes. All the Characters who say something have been very well synchronized (at least six). Musically, much of Narcissu 1 & 2 seemed familiar to Me, which is perfectly okay and fitting. When you finish "Himeko's Epilogue," you get the Opportunity to Read the Short Story "1980," which relies heavily on a personal Experience and shows the Inspiration for "Narcissu." If you liked Narcissu so far, you'll also like this Part. Clear Buy recommendation on my part.