I went into this game thinking it was going to be sad but not heart wrenching. I read the description of the game and thought that it wouldn't be too bad. This game is much better then it may seem though as it has such an amazing story and amazing art and animations. This game will put you through so many emotions that it starts to not feel like a game anymore and it's such a beautiful masterpiece that I will love. It made me cry and I never really cry which should say something. Nonetheless I give this game an 11/10 just for the story and how good the game actually is. For this being a small team making this as well they did a very very good job and I applaud them for what they did with this. I'm hoping that his game and team goes very far with their work

ENG: Depression visual novel that can be replayed once, which took me a little less than 3 hours. Quite acceptable. ESP: Visual novel de corte "depresión" que se puede rejugar 1 vez, lo cual me tomo poco menos de 3 horas. Bastante aceptable.

Pros: • Fairly nice visuals for an indie VN. • The story is pretty nice, with some heavy emotional moments and decent drama. • The end of the story uses a neat interactive feature that I've not seen before, and could only be done in a video game. It really gave a feeling of personalisation to the VN. • Multiple endings are always nice. Cons: • There are quite a few typos and instances of bad grammar and awkward/unnatural phrasing, although not nearly as bad as some VNs I've seen and not a deal-breaker. The English translation was definitely not done by a native speaker, but it's still fairly passable. • Kind of felt similar to [spoiler]'13 Reasons Why'[/spoiler] in some ways, with the whole [spoiler]bullying thing and the concept of leaving behind messages once you're gone (although it was for friends here).[/spoiler] Because of that, it wasn't as fresh for me as it could have been. Other: • Although it's not graphic, there's some really really effed up and ...

Wow. Just... Wow. I am shocked. This visual novel is good. REALLY good. What looked like a simple VN turned out to be something great. [h1]Story[/h1] While the story does have a focus on romance, another focus is Isabella and the demons that she face. Our protagonist tries to talk to this girl he has fallen in love with, only for something to prevent him from doing so, whether it is something like a lack of confidence or Isabella leaving before he gets the chance to. What seems like just a shy girl that is too scared to talk to people turned out to be something more. [h1]Talking about Porcelana[/h1] From the moments she appears and the different ways the protagonist describes Isabella using similes and metaphors, I can tell that Isabella is a mysterious but interesting girl. What is hiding behind that face that shows very little emotions? After learning about how Isabella was like in the past from Camil, it makes me wonder what caused this change with how she acts. Moving on to the...