CHAOS;CHILD

We live in a third-dimensional plane. We can see planets, galaxies, suns—hundreds of billions of galaxies—photographed universes. We live in this incredible space-time continuum, and here we are on this planet. Einstein’s physics show there are at least 12 dimensions. Now, top scientists and billionaires are saying this reality is a kind of false hologram, an artificial projection. Computers are even detecting tension points where it seems to be artificially projected, with gravity bleeding into this universe—what they call dark matter. So it’s as if we’re like a thought or dream, a wisp inside some computer program, or in the mind of God. And the evidence for this keeps coming out. Our third dimension is a kind of launchpad. The math shows that this level is the primal sea where everything happens, with Earth acting like an egg full of potential. But there are sub-levels beneath the third dimension that resonate with dark and destructive things, always trying to push...

After completing the whole game, I can never emotionally recover

Honestly this game wouldn't be half bad if the main character wasn't so fucking autistic. i'm not talking about kinda autistic like in steins;gate, that wouldn't bother me, but this is extreme autism.

9.5 / 10

11/10. Should've been on equal or little below footing with Steins;Gate. It's crazy that it doesn't receive the recognition it deserves. The beginning was veryy slow but once it picked up, it picked up. If you are willing to endure the very long beginning and play time, this will not disappoint you gng.

Definitely one of the underrated entries to the series. I love all the cast so much! I will definitely miss Senri, and Uki for being so adorable! I hope for Hinae and Hana will also find their own happiness. For Taku and Onoe, I’ll pray for the eventuality. I will miss this game dearly.

First the bad: - very long general story, repetitive internal monologues initially - first story ending after all of this time was somewhat disappointing, despite the very slow but volatile story line - rarely offers player engagement, simply not enough for the duration of the story - branching stories are very hard to figure out how to get, without a guide it felt impossible for me to see everything the game has to offer Now the good: - characters are interesting - the characters individual stories are interesting - the whole story overall is interesting as well - the music is great I recommend this game to visual novel lovers and people who like complex stories that are not bored easily (at first) and bring a lot of time with them. Even with skipping diagoues that have already been seen, it takes a very long time to get through all of the stories and understand the general storyline. Also, figuring out how and when to branch off to a different story line is just feeling too random ...

One of the best mystery stories ever, not to mention one of the best vns. I think it suffers from some pacing issues but when it ramps up it ramps up

Significantly better than Chaos;Head Noah. This game makes alot of the same mistakes as Chaos;Head Noah, but not as severely, and doesn't make you feel like you wasted all of those hours listening to a story that didn't even matter in the end. The normal route end, Arimura end, Nono end and True end are really, really good, especially Nono and True. There are however still alot of issues, at times the dialogue just feels really boring and unneccessary, and there are still alot of things that just don't make any sense at all, and unfortunately some of these things take away from the overall experience of certain otherwise masterfully written endings. While I do have mixed emotions about this game, I do still recommend it, I do however not recommend playing Chaos;Head Noah beforehand, since the story of that game really does not matter for this one all that much. Just a little note: the Hana end has to be the worst written thing I have ever experienced in my entire life. Overall: 8/10, s...

Horrible interface, not intuitive