Weeeeell... that was interesting.
First, the bad parts: ♥♥♥♥♥♥ grammar of the english translation and some technical issues here and there. It can get pretty annoying if you are a grammar nazi, but in my case i got immersed in the story enough to stop noticing the errors. Technical issues are mostly occasional lags, and even then happen only if your processor is using a lot of power for other things.
The most annoying feature are quick time events... i mean really? In a visual novel? And they are an instant game over without explaining what happened?
Thankfully, the story is very well constructed, and the game was cheaper than a potato(it cost 0,09 euro at the time that i bought it), so it's very hard to complain.
The postapocalyptic(or present-apocalyptic, since the apocalypse starts during the game) setting is crafted pretty well, though not without plot holes.
The characters are neat, the art style is average... not much to say here.
The biggest appeal of this visual novel is trying to figure out, together with our characters what's going on and wondering where it'll all lead.
Overall, it's yet another proof that a bunch of slavs with a budget of a six pack of vodka can craft a better game than big studios who keep ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ out "Sakura PLEASEJUSTKILLMEALREADY" titles, without even trying to do a good job.
Stay Cheeki Breeki.

Weeeeell... that was interesting. First, the bad parts: shitty grammar of the english translation and some technical issues here and there. It can get pretty annoying if you are a grammar nazi, but in my case i got immersed in the story enough to stop noticing the errors. Technical issues are mostly occasional lags, and even then happen only if your processor is using a lot of power for other things. The most annoying feature are quick time events... i mean really? In a visual novel? And they are an instant game over without explaining what happened? Thankfully, the story is very well constructed, and the game was cheaper than a potato(it cost 0,09 euro at the time that i bought it), so it's very hard to complain. The postapocalyptic(or present-apocalyptic, since the apocalypse starts during the game) setting is crafted pretty well, though not without plot holes. The characters are neat, the art style is average... not much to say here. The biggest appeal of this visual novel is trying to figure out, together with our characters what's going on and wondering where it'll all lead. Overall, it's yet another proof that a bunch of slavs with a budget of a six pack of vodka can craft a better game than big studios who keep shitting out "Sakura PLEASEJUSTKILLMEALREADY" titles, without even trying to do a good job. Stay Cheeki Breeki.