Bios Ex - Yami no Wakusei Reviews

It's alright, takes awfully long to unwind the plot and get to any decisions and once it gets going it shift to paranormal story rather quickly, which while not my favorite genre, was written well enough to keep me interested. The choices are rather minor and even if you "fail" at some of them the game will give you the answer or don't acknowledge that you even found the solution to a converstaion and even mc will act as if he had a revelation after getting the same asnwer from someone else... that is until the end when it actually matters. Nao ending and the whole romance idea is probably the weakest side of the game, but other 3 endings make up for it, I'm glad there is some proper diversity tho and it makes us seem as if we had impact on protagonists personality. Art was nice but I would be sold more on all the back and forths and physical interactions if they would be depicted properly and not just in text as a still picture is shown in the middle of the screen. They were even doing so in the first scenes with Nao in our cell, her going up to the guard, us looking up after being "released" or Shizune on the bench (once as for the second time I don't think she was even shown most of the time). Our character is often a dick who lives in his miserable memories and (justified in the end) paranoia, but his interlocutors are not much better. In the end it all makes and doesn't make sense, but I guess it comes with the genre and country of origin.