![]() ![]() That's all I can think of for now, and whatever the answer, Devs, you made a very nice looking game. Is there a giant robot in it? Just out of curiosity, again, yes or no here, I want to find out details for myself if the answer is yes.Ĭan you skip dialogue/go straight to the next choice, either from he start or on replays? Is there a non-romance route, or do you have to romance one of the options? The other topic asked that, and I'm curious if you're forced into a relationship, or if you can ignore them. How long/complex are the ending? Basically is it just one image and done, or is it several detailing how your choices affected others/the world? How long is the game.wait no, it's a VN that actually doesn't matter as that's reading based. How does this one play? Branching Narrative where each choice branches out into other ones, or do choices add to various point pools, like either skill type of things to determine what you can pick later, or things like morality things that determine how your character acts?Īre there death endings? Don't have to say what kinds, I just want to know if there are ways to end up dead, so yes or no here, as if there are, I want to see them for myself, but I'd like to know if there are any going in. However, I do enjoy it sometimes, like Long Live the Queen, a friend's series he made called ReTale(Not for the faint of heart that one.kinky) and I probably would have enjoyed Robotics Notes(I play PS4, and Sony censored it.for reason, but still in a game with only pictures, that means content is literally missing, and yes, I'm aware they've uncensored it now, but I'm waiting for a good sale). ![]() With a keen social eye and her trademark wit, J Bennett weaves a story of a futuristic world where good and evil are both beholden to ratings.This looks interesting, and it takes a lot for a Visual Novel to get me to say that, as I'm an RPG type of player, and thus, not one for the picture book style of things. Author J Bennett is back with a brand new, action-packed superhero series. Oh, and she's also got to beat out the other competitors who might just kill for the limited henchmen spots. The gig would earn Alice the money she needs all she has to do is betray every instinct and play the "Fame Game" she despises. As luck would have it, one of the town's most famous villains is holding henchmen auditions. ![]() Her tuition bill is due, and the university doesn't take promises or tales of woe. Too bad a super scary villain just blew up the restaurant where she works and her paycheck along with it! Now Alice finds herself running low on funds and employment options. Alice just needs to keep her head down, earn her college degree, and then she'll finally be able to escape this crazy place and find a real job. Save your cheesy lines for a different damsel! Welcome to Big Little City, a semi-reality town where everyone who isn't already a hero or a villain wants to become one.Well, almost everyone. As I pick glass out of my hair, the hero bellows, "Worry not, young lady. When the glass shower is over, I peek between my fingers and get an eyeful of glowing orange boots and a muscled body wrapped in the most highly modified suit that crypto currency can buy. As if to make my point, a hero leaps through the window just above me. The problem is that the heroes are better at showboating for the cameras than trying to save us hapless civilians. It's the only reason I can afford to get my degree. After all, the regular villain attacks keep the rent low, and the City Council even subsidizes the local college tuition. As I huddle on the floor, I know I shouldn't complain. Just another delightful day in Big Little City. It's Time to Root for the Henchman! The bank is getting robbed. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |