Pinewood Island

Pinewood Island is a fun whodunit romance game. i found each of the boys routes to be entertaining, and I loved how it descended into madness overtime. I liked being able to customize the heroine and the artwork is colorful and appealing. The game's death scenes are a bit sudden and often humorous in a final-destination sort of way. I also found the way it can abruptly end when you don't complete everything to be a bit disappointing. I recommend this game for those looking for a darker otome title.

Es extremadamente divertido

it's probably not a good sign when i solve the mystery and then go 'that's it?' like patchy the pirate

Matt and Carl are too hot >////< เป็นเกมที่เราติดอยู่ในเกาะที่มีปริศนาฆาตกรรมเกิดขึ้น โดยที่มีผู้ชายหล่อที่เราสามารถจีบได้ 3 คนติดเกาะกับเราด้วย 555555555 เกมดีงาม เขินตัวบิด จากตัวเลือกผู้ชาย3 คน เราชอบMatt กับ Carl ที่สุด

This game was short but fun taking less than a day to complete. The horror is in the inability to control the actions of others rather than a horror romance. Wish there were more cgs. Excellent grammar

Otome horror-themed visual novel. Bit strange but it works well enough. The worst part of the game by far is the lack of CGs for your handful of horrific deaths. I want to see my character's leg getting bitten off by a shark! It's a pretty short VN but to their credit the devs did a good bit of work making variations of the endings dependent on your choices. Take your pick of three romance options or none, solve the murder or not, potentially get imprisoned for murder, maybe save the extras from horrific death. Very little actually changes from your choices up until the final stretch, but I'm willing to be forgiving just this once. I can feel the passion the devs had for the project seeping through and being strangled by budgetary concerns. Yet they still managed to make a pretty good little game, if a little disappointing in some ways (lack of CG's, length). Pinewood Island won't blow you away or be incredibly memorable, but it was an important first step for an indie dev. I'm glad to see that they've continued making games (at a good clip too, one every two years since this release) and look forward to seeing what they can do when they fully realize their vision.