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Fantastic game ruined by a reetorded publisher. Do not support such changes being made after a successful release. Mindbogglingly stupid.

UPDATE: MAJOR ORDER COMPLETED

This keeps happening to my buddy Eric

This happened to my buddy Eric

Reading Umineko no Naku Koro ni is was one of the most vivid media experience I have ever had.

Sucked in by listening to some of the criminally good BGM beforehand, and knowing nothing else, I went in totally blind about what to expect. Through the course of the game and my interaction with other content online I was exposed to spoilers that only bugged me slightly. Technically, even knowing who the culprit is, opens up more questions than anything else.

There are only words of praise I can give to every single layer that makes up this visual novel.

The characters are some of the best I have ever seen, and until the end you struggle with them, laugh with them, and cry with them. Even some of the biggest douches have motivations behind their actions, and have made life experiences which turned them into who they are. That's pretty much the best way to describe the entirety of the cast: as human.
Their complex personalities evolve beyond the initial stereotypes you might see them as, at first. By the end, this really felt like something that has actually happened, and that is pretty much the greatest praise you could give the writer, I believe.

The only think I disliked where a handful of scenes throghout the entirety of the 130+ hours I had spent reading.
I don't know if it is the original writing or only the English translation, but very often scenes drag out for too long, and more often than not, the same words keep being used, so it feels really repetitive. A handful of times I also sighed of frustration, because a scene would just not end, after hammering its message in for the tenth time by now.

But in the end, it is worth it. These few moments in the novel's entirety are nothing.

Umineko no Naku Koro ni is one of the most best stories ever written. It's hard to follow, convoluted, it does not give a damn about the conventions of story telling nowadays, and just does its own thing.

You are doing yourself a massive disservice by not reading it, as there is not anything like it.


-- Thank you for reading, <have a nice day>! --

If you could only buy one game this year, let it be this one.

Resident Evil 2 is the perfect remaster and everything a developer should do, in order to create an engaging, immersive and polished experience, and a fantastic game in its own right.

It sucks

Not even two weeks in, and already 100 hours spent ...

CAN

NOT

STOP

(Wish that I got luckier with my first 38 packs though)

I got the game for free for having the Legendary Edition of the regular Skyrim.

It looks alright, but the performance is terrible considering the poor amount of improvements made. The textures are not that much better, the animations are still choppy and the combat dated. It didn't age too well.

Mods will make this game great for sure, no doubt about it, but the vanilla game for 40 Euro is not worth it at all.

You're better off getting the Legendary Edition of the old game, slap on mods and get an equally great experience for less money.

The best game ever made. I hate it.

“Free will is a myth. Religion is a joke. We are all pawns, controlled by something greater: Memes. The DNA of the soul. They shape our will. They are the culture. They are everything we pass on.”

The dialogue in this game is top notch. Oh and also you are a cyborg ninja being able to cut legs off a 30m tall robot spider, piloted by a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ insane American Senator, in order to use them as a blade and slice said robot spider into ~1000 pieces only to end up fighting the topless Senator after he fills his body with nano machines and calls you his son.

10/10