GNOSIA

The gameplay loop takes a moment to get into, and it's a bit random as to when you unlock events, which depending on you're luck can lead to some frustrating lengths of time trying to progress. However the art, music and writing absolutely make this worth checking out. Maybe a little rough around the edges, but makes up for it in charm.

Peak.

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I like showering with comet

아악 라혐 멈춰주세요ㅠㅠ 근데 코멧이 젤 이ㅅ...(검열됨) 세츠는 그냥 든든하고 유리코는 아군이면 아싸 버스!인 반면에, 적으로 만나 대립하면 진짜 지옥이 따로없는 우당탕탕 마피아가 누구야?하고 찾는 개갓겜 참고로 애니도 재밌습니다!! 영어나 일본어가 어렵다고요? 걱정하지 마세요!! 우리에게는 비공식 한글패치가 있습니다. 한패팀에게 경의와 찬사를 보냅니다 크으

妈的都给我买这个游戏

I watched the first episode of the anime when it aired, was hooked by its premise, then wanted to play the game—and I had a lot of fun! It's refreshing to see the MC in the anime go through the same exact thought process and decisions that you, yourself, do in-game. It was also fun to acquaint yourself on how characters act in the game, and how some, for example, get voted off instantly because their personality is just nails on chalkboard—and how that happens also in the anime! Seeing some of the game elements, backing tracks, and sound effects be actualized in the anime was also fun to experience. Playing through the game, I was intrigued by the story and wanted to see how my partner and I would manage to break free from the dilemma we've been forced into. It's a unique character dynamic and was a very strong motivator to keep playing. Mid-end-game becomes a little grindy, because triggering some character moments can become elusive, but finally being able to pull the right strings and line up the correct conditions felt very gratifying for me. (I also liked the single-player werewolf game.) When you finally reach the climax and resolution, story beats end up coming one after another, and it feels like a natural flow as a culmination of all the rising action leading up to it. This game, by many means, is a slow burn—it took me about 160 loops and 30 hours to beat—but in truth, I blitzed through this game. I play almost every game in smaller sessions, but Gnosia kept me with a controller in my hands, wanting to proceed to the next loop. I liked the characters, the storytelling, the werewolf game, losing, winning, leveling up, the slight 4th wall breaks, manipulating characters and pulling strings to achieve story beats, and the spread-out story beats themselves. The game does many things to make all of it work together, which is a *lot* more than I can say for other games. Try it out! :)