Nokori

Hmmmm, so I played this game and its pretty simple. You just stat grind till you can make enough money to buy the stat boosting potions. Once you do that build your hp and damage a bit. Talk to Chloe a few times to progress the story. Then you will face the "Underworld Knight". Body the Knight save the queen. After you save the queen you wait a few days for her to recover. After that I don't think there is anymore I'm on like day 105 and nothing else seems to happen. It seems a like pretty troll game. I don't plan on going any further. If anyone wants to and finds more too it let me know but I pretty much felt like it was kind of a waste of time. Cool consept if you actually push the story maybe. Either way it really feels like a troll game.

It's the first game I've played that I can't understand what it says. -Click button to select actions.Some actions can't do twice a day,but there isn't any hint for this.I tried several times and wonder if the game's crashed. -The initial status of player is HP 100 ,atk 1,def 1,matk 1, mdef 1.but a weakest monster can hurt you more than 50 HP by one hit. -Wandering in town can get more money than working. Even though this game is free, I won't play it anymore.

Backgrounds from this game are more worth than game itself

WOO! As it says in the "About", The game is designed to give you literally no instructions on how to play or what to do. It's like a discount "Long Live the Queen". It's not terrible, but it is a time waster. You will probably die a lot. No Save feature, no keeping your stats when you die and best of all, no clue what to really do. Just Prey your HP up, get that defense raised and go to business school because you will die, and it will all be your fault for not preparing. How do you prepare? Don't ask me, I died first monster after 1 hour of play!

Nokori is not a game, it's an e-book that's been dumped on Steam masquerading as a game. As a visual/interactive novel, this doesn't feature any notable gameplay, it's just a lot of clicking through badly written dialogue that would never have been accepted or published in print, which poses the question, "How did something this badly written end up on Steam?". When someone hoping to become an author is unable to get published in print, they spend $100 and dump their high school fan-fiction onto Steam, under the guise of a game. But in this case I'm not even sure it's a genuine attempt to write a novel... this garbage (and this is not the first time this "developer" has done this) looks more like they slapped together anything that would run well enough to pass off as a game so they could dump it on Steam with the expectation of making profit. It's not at all sincerely made... the writing is gibberish. There's a few minigames to go along with the VN component but these are equally...

Do you like having absolutely no idea how to progress in a game? Do you enjoy an extremely buggy gameplay environment? Is it your goal to become completely frustrated with a game in under half an hour? OHHH BOY! This is the game for you. I purchased this horror of design for 65 cents and I'm not entirely sure it was worth that. There should have been A LOT more testing before release and perhaps a tutorial or at the bare minimum a help menu.

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Get this game for the cards, not the gameplay. Seriously, there seems to be very little plot behind a bunch of stat-building.

Same cards as the first game. I still love it. As for the game itself make sure to click on the pictures and sleep every once in a while.

Any sort of guide on how to play might make this a decent game but with no real idea of what you are supposed to do this game becomes frustrating amazingly quickly. The directions given by the "Gamemaster" are almost meaningless and have no context on a goal or target in the game. I wouldn't suggest this game even at 70% pff until such time as someone writes a few guides on what all the options do and how to start winning.