Having read this, I felt like this was such a lovely piece that illustrates the dynamics between the characters and the influences of fairy tales illustrates the horrific reality of what goes on behind the scenes. The usage of fairy tales kind of gives off the vibes of a dark Marchen. As someone who plays joseimukes a lot, I feel like the Wolf illustrates that obsessive prince charming that will hurt everything to be with the main character very well. As for Gretel and the Girl, I feel like their dynamic illustrates the idea of intimacy and trust from helping each other out. That they can find love through the troubles and horrors of life.
The writing felt oppressive in some parts, and it delivered a feeling of insecurity and fear that lingered. It was definitely creative to use a joseimuke/otoge format. Because it feels like a turnabout of events once you get to one of the other endings. In a sense, I think that juxtaposition was lovely to see.
I felt like getting the ending for the first option... first (lol) improved my experience of the other options a fair amount.
I enjoyed the happy ending the most, honestly. I liked these two characters having their stories intertwine in such an interesting way, and how they escaped the structure of their fairy tale fate.
This game has very sweet illustrations. The sprites have many cute reaction expressions. The colorful anime style is a joy to look at. The writing was a brisk pleasant read with swift pacing. The writing feels just like a fairy tale. The villains are charming and mischievously delightfully evil. I liked being in this twisted colorful world and seeing the MC's reactions to every messed up thing that happened. There's a fun contrast between safe youthful fairy tale feeling moments and dangerous mature ero horror surprise moments. The witch house scenes were my favorite scenes. All the routes are fun and satisfying stories. Thank you for sharing this.
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Having read this, I felt like this was such a lovely piece that illustrates the dynamics between the characters and the influences of fairy tales illustrates the horrific reality of what goes on behind the scenes. The usage of fairy tales kind of gives off the vibes of a dark Marchen. As someone who plays joseimukes a lot, I feel like the Wolf illustrates that obsessive prince charming that will hurt everything to be with the main character very well. As for Gretel and the Girl, I feel like their dynamic illustrates the idea of intimacy and trust from helping each other out. That they can find love through the troubles and horrors of life.
The writing felt oppressive in some parts, and it delivered a feeling of insecurity and fear that lingered. It was definitely creative to use a joseimuke/otoge format. Because it feels like a turnabout of events once you get to one of the other endings. In a sense, I think that juxtaposition was lovely to see.
I felt like getting the ending for the first option... first (lol) improved my experience of the other options a fair amount.
I enjoyed the happy ending the most, honestly. I liked these two characters having their stories intertwine in such an interesting way, and how they escaped the structure of their fairy tale fate.
thank you fisher! :)
This game has very sweet illustrations. The sprites have many cute reaction expressions. The colorful anime style is a joy to look at. The writing was a brisk pleasant read with swift pacing. The writing feels just like a fairy tale. The villains are charming and mischievously delightfully evil. I liked being in this twisted colorful world and seeing the MC's reactions to every messed up thing that happened. There's a fun contrast between safe youthful fairy tale feeling moments and dangerous mature ero horror surprise moments. The witch house scenes were my favorite scenes. All the routes are fun and satisfying stories. Thank you for sharing this.
thank you so much for the kind words! thank you for reading :)