It's a great product to have on a Steam library because it's quite different form of visual novel. It allows you to test your knowledge with the trivia feature which I find cool and there is a quiz dedicated for each book too. The annotations/notes are useful as if I'm truly engaging in a personal project of studying the bible. I once told myself that it would be cool to reexperience the bible again by studying it in a different language and comparing my fresh experience with the stocked knowledge I gained when I read the entire book as a child. So, adding language localizations would make this even better.

The Bible soundtrack is a great collection of music for studying anything, not just the Bible. I mostly listened to it while self-studying Mathematics.

Recommended to anyone! Not just for Protestants or Catholics, but for people who have a slight curiosity aboout the Bible or who possess an insanely high curiosity about studying literally anything.

What a brilliantly written chapter; insanely mind-blowing. It moves me, inspirationally.

This is where Higurashi hits its peak, I believe. So far, it's my favorite chapter.

The story is not that bad for an indie game. The writing is simple yet lacking for a story-focused game.

I like the graphics/art. I guess it's a personal taste for aesthetics. Not just this game, but his other games too like Witch Hunt and a preview of Skinwalker Hunt.

The world-building is okay, at least not generic. Some parts are interesting. Sometimes, you may see things that do not make sense to be there. Nonetheless, I think it's acceptable for his first ambitious game.

The mechanics are my favorite ones regardless of their simplicity. Hmm, I think I just enjoy experiencing indie games in general.

The only issue I noticed is that the game sometimes randomly closes when alt + tabbing. Other than that, I have not experienced performance or other issues.

Overall, I enjoyed playing the game. I'll stay in touch with his upcoming works.

A one-sentence summary of this game can be "chaotic mess full of action".This game lacks a distinct identity as it attempts to be everything at once. It presents an interesting concept, no doubt, but the elements that make it a high-quality game aren't properly synthesized.

The graphics are surely beautiful, but how do the other aspects of the game measure up?

The combat system is the strongest aspect here due to its flexibility where the player has the freedom to perform combos with limitations, thanks to exo. There is a variety of usable weapons for different situations. The weapon upgrades system seems fair: resources can be allocated to whichever upgradable skill/weapon strength the player wants to go for at early stage and the resource requirements exhibit a well-calibrated balance in relation to their corresponding strengths.

The bosses are weak due to the overpowered mechanics that the player can overuse (ex: consecutive uses of shift to dodge) and they are uninteresting. The enemies are fine enough. However, one issue based on my experience is that the enemy-level sections are slightly harder than the bosses themselves, at least, when playing on the hell/revenge. Overall, the game is quite easy for the experienced gamers.

The game's storyline is its weakest aspect; it feels forced, as if added only to be present.

The level design frequently introduces changes to the player's resources and control (stealth and drive), yet they are only brief and are not re-experienced once the respective section is finished. Their absence would have been better rather than adding them, but it would affect its identity as an "experiemental game". The game's linearity, combined with these brief changes, makes it boring.

The game being short does not matter, as long as it's a high-quality game (unfortunately, it is not).

While I don't personally enjoy the game (I slightly prefer the demo), I'd still recommend this game for those who are into experimental/action (shooting/fighting) games.

4/10 for me.

An educational game, particularly for language learners. It acts like a gauge for measuring your vocabulary acquisition and progress. In addition, it aids in vocabulary expansion.

Overall, this is a must-have game for individuals learning a language (especially through comprehensive input absorption).

The game is essentially a playable prison break movie along with its stupid unrealistic scenarios; it's nothing but pure fantasy. The overall story is terrible with or without the available endings. The unexpected twist doesn't really make the game any better. The only positive experience lies in the quality time spent with another person you're communicating with which produces some fun/joyful moments.

In summary, this game is utterly appalling. There is nothing more to be said about it.

Las primeras cien horas son básicamente un tutorial.

Este juego no tiene ninguna dirección aparte de los típicos capítulos nuevos. No entiendo como los otros jugadores tiene más de mil horas jugando este juego. Es muy repetitivo, aburrido y monótono, nada más.

La única razón por la que estoy jugando este juego es porque generalmente me gusta a coleccionar los logros.

It's quite a while, the last time I played the game, hopefully I still retain some vestigial memories of myself, having fun.

This is one of those few underrated free games that deserved a well recognition for it's overall quality. Even if it is easier to climb the main chapters when you have the money to invest for this game. It's still one of those games that provide the players to manage their build by maintaining its viability to finish-off each scenarios (specifically referring to the main chapters with the exclusion of pvp). That's one of the examples of how great this game is, as it compels you to accept the challenges and form a stratagem(at least a deeper understanding of how the system from the game works) to complete some of the difficult unprecedented levels. A player who can discern a good aspect of the game then perceive and accept it as a challenge while neglecting the cons (only if its harmless to the player) are the only type of players who would truly enjoy this type of game.

Lastly, rest well; you'll always be remembered by the blanks who found the lights away from the despair.

This game is absolutely the greatest masterpiece made by mankind.