Snow Light

$9.99

Release Date:: Oct 24, 2014
Developer:: West Dragon Productions DR
Publisher:: OG-ZONE Digital Entertainment
Platforms:: Windows Linux

Indie Adventure Action Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Snow Light is a Visual Novel. Basically, it's a digital graphic novel where you can read while listening to BGM's and sound effects.
In a Visual Novel you won't shoot or kill your enemies. You'll read, listen and hopefully enjoy it.

This game takes place in a futuristic world where the nations are living in a fragile state of peace. Military conflicts have become commonplace, due to the rise of private armies as means to protect the now scarce natural resources.

You'll follow a professional spy, Snow Light, and will travel all over the globe to places such as Turkmenistan, Russia and England.

- Features:

A written story divided in 5 chapters, for a total of more than 30 thousand words.
Anime inspired art, with ADV-style presentation.
Intense action sequences with Quick Time Events.
A unique story arc, with various viewpoint changes.
19 music tracks composed by Petteri Sainio and Christoph Rauch.

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User Reviews

Mostly Negative

4 user reviews

25%

Positive

User #967017 english

29 min at review

Not Recommended

A truly magical piece of garbage. Between the half-assed animations and the incomprehensible translation. It`s a timely reminder of how low the bar has fallen to get onto steam`s storefront.

User #837520 english

13 min at review

Not Recommended

I only played this visual novel for a couple of minutes. Not because the story is bad, it starts out pretty good to be honest. But, there're just some serious grammar failures and some serious artwork errors. I'll write a more complete review later, but at this moment I can't get myself to reading more of it and as such I do NOT recommend it at this moment. Alright, I booted the game again. (Almost a year later) and although the developers said that they would fix the translation problem.., it's still a brutal mess. Most of the time I'm just so frustrated by trying to fix the mess I read on screen, it makes me feel like I'm taking somekind of grammar test; "Detect the 15 failures in the small block of text." That's how bad it is. This shouldn't even be released on Steam.