With the gods of the planescape threatening eternal punishment, it is up to Doctor Charles Malcom and his overseer from the gods, Fallore, to fix the wrongs of his experiments. At the heart of his last clean-up is a core being fought over by an elven thief, a stoic mage, and a loyal handmaiden!
No reviews for this one? Guess I'll give it a shot.
This is a visual novel. If you've never played one of those, gameplay consists of reading and making choices. Basically a choose your own adventure.
TL;DR at the end.
At the time of this review, the game is not fully voiced (it will be getting a voice patch later, according to the store page). I completed...
A visual novel with alot of hidden, subtle moral lessons within, though quite obvious upon first appearing but sadly underplayed and undervalued. The light heartedness, comedic tone is the centralized theme, despite the light heartedness it has the potential to be something much more. Regardless the reason, it never manages to dive deep into the world...
I rarely ever write reviews but I like the developers other visual novels and this one didn't quite reach that expectations but even so it's by no means bad. I didn't write a review so much as make two lists but it's what came to mind so that's what I did and now I'll go to waiting for the next Rising Angels episode. :)
Bellow are my positives and negatives...
Not a bad VN with choices and multiple endings, story is ok but didint really do it for me.
I had fun going through this game to catch the endings for those characters that I was most interested in learning about. It's easy to love the quirky, mischievous types, which Fal falls into, but in general the gamut of characters you can interact with is intriguing.
I went through the game to get two of character's endings, which I found quite charming....
