"An adventure game with visual novel-style narrative, Minotaur tells a dark mystery story set in a newly created science fantasy world. It is a game inspired by Zero Escape and Danganronpa series, various visual novels and old-school point-and-click quests by LucasArts, Sierra and others."
As a massive lover of cyberpunk, Minotaur's been on my radar for the longest time. But to be honest, what really kept me invested in this game was the developers. I've never seen any devs so in-touch with their community and so happy to talk to anybody who appears in any of their comments. It's a big part of why I put my faith in this game's development,...
I’m not one for visual novels, and I’m definitely not one for that particular brand of “quirky” and “fun” anime-style character. I’ve watched enough anime in my life that most of the time I find them insufferable.
Thus, my first impression of this game was “Oh, this visual novel is about a generic down-on-his-luck tousled-hair dude with a robot arm...
I remember stumbling over Minotaur during my earliest days after becoming a Steam member:
I was instantly hooked on the concept and added it to my wishlist.
It´s still kinda weird to go through all the games I´d like to give a shot one day and not check whether Minotaur finally has a release date. I was anticipating this game so much that I did that...
It's a mix of point-and-click and Visual Novel. Voice-acted, and well-done at that. I bought it the moment it went on sale, after enjoying the demo. Highly recommend, and the next character chapters are gonna be free DLC.
Minotaur
Minotaur is a cyberpunk-ish adventure that plays as a mix of Point & Click and Visual Novel. Originally backed on Kickstarter it's finally available on Steam in Early Access with a fully completed route for Nod (one of the main characters).
The story takes place in a fictional universe with a science fantasy setting. As you progress through...
