Hero must die. again

[SPOILERS AHEAD] This game takes one of the best concepts for a game I have ever seen, runs it through the garbage disposal a few times, and then hands it back to you on a silver platter. I wanted so bad to like this game but there are so many issues with it. The biggest one is just really that despite having an incredibly cool concept its executes it in a pretty mediocre way and the main bulk of the game is actually just... waifuslop and generic rpg combat. I would have loved an in-depth exploration of what it would look like for the main protagonist to slowly wither away in a world taking place after his death and trying to solve his unresolved regrets. To a degree, that IS what the game is going for. Honestly though, I think the fact that the world changes each loop based on the previous loops hurts the game IMMENSELY. It would have been so much better executed if that weren't the case, and you (as the player/MC) learning new information about the world could change your own optio...

[h2]Good, but it gets repetitive really fast[/h2] The premise of this game is quite original: you are the strongest hero in the land, and you have already won. However, you also died in the final battle, and now you have only five days to settle the issues that have arisen in the postgame. And you'd better be quick about it, because as time passes you keep getting weaker! So far so good. The issue is, this game hides a lot of information to the player. Every heroine, there are [spoiler]six[/spoiler] of them, has two quests to complete before you can access the true ending. You can see which quests you have completed in the gallery (which also spoils stuff. Seriously, what were the Devs thinking?). However, if you don't complete their second quest in the next playthrough, then you'll lose all your progress on that heroine, and you will have to do everything again! Vivi's quests are the worst ones, since she sells items that are needed for other quests, and she keeps moving around. To...