Cellveillance

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这个游戏总的来说自成体系，不过想完美通关也不容易

Dịch "Mày" vs "Tao" thì chịu rồi

9/10 体量，剧情不错，有深度，卡牌小游戏有意思，增加了判断的条件提示，指引不错 扣1分给要不停的去改之前的选择，金币+罪孽的双重要求，不错的影游推荐

To me, Cellveilance is another reason why I keep checking out games from EpicDream 新作 or KARMAGAME HK LIMITED. I do not know what it is about their projects, but most of them just stick with me, and this one definitely did. You play as a building manager buried in debt, forced to install hidden cameras and spy on your own tenants. At first I thought it would be a simple voyeur-style FMV. It is not. The deeper you go, the more uncomfortable it gets. Every day you collect information, choose what to report to your boss, and try to survive the 1,000 yen daily debt. Sell secrets and you stay safe financially. Protect people and your debt grows. That pressure never really goes away, even during the quieter moments. The branching system is honestly one of the coolest parts. Chapters do not just stop at 100 percent. You will see 110 percent, 117 percent, even 126 percent. When I first noticed that, I actually went back to check if I was seeing it right. It makes you realize there is more going on beneath the surface. Some choices look small, almost meaningless, and then hours later you understand they changed everything. There was one reveal about a tenant that completely shifted how I saw them, and I genuinely sat there thinking about whether I should report it or stay silent. Gameplay mixes FMV with light detective and life-sim elements. You move around the building in first person, check cameras, read intel, talk to residents, and slowly piece things together. The dialogue log and intel menu are useful, especially when details start stacking up. The karma and debt meters constantly remind you that your decisions have consequences. The branching map is also well done. It shows where the story splits without spoiling anything, which makes experimenting less frustrating. Like Game of Fate, this game also has an external card system. On top of that, there is a card mini game inside the story, and I actually enjoyed it more than I expected. It breaks up the pacing in a good way and gives you something interactive beyond just watching and choosing dialogue. It is a small feature, but it adds personality to the game. Atmosphere is another highlight. Most of the story takes place in a dim apartment building with muted colors. The camera footage feels slightly grainy, almost intrusive. Combined with the subtle background music, it creates this uneasy feeling, like you are crossing a line. Sometimes I caught myself thinking, “I really should not be watching this.” And that is exactly why it works. It is not perfect though. The Vietnamese language localization still needs improvement. There was a font issue before that made the text difficult to read, and I had to wait around three months for it to be fixed. It is better now, but it definitely hurt the experience at the time. A few scene transitions also feel a bit abrupt. Overall, Cellveilance is not flashy. It is slow, tense, and sometimes uncomfortable in the best way. It makes you think about privacy, morality, and how far you are willing to go to survive. There are no clear right answers, and sometimes you will not even feel good about the choices you make. If you are into FMV games that focus on atmosphere and meaningful decisions rather than pure action, I honestly think this one is worth the full price.

剧情中规中矩，人物关系一团浆糊，邪教过于邪乎，4K版高清到头发丝，就这样……