Our world has not decayed Reviews

Biggest problem, the translation sucks, if you know chinese you can tell that translator just trow all the text in google translate and copy paste and theres no option to change language in settings. Story are fairly shot but its alright, UI looks fairly old, musics are just there. Its alright considering the low price and if you yearn for short stories.

To quote the game "Is your brain really normal?" This is a visual novel set in the end of the world there is no people around except a [strike] young pre-teen child [/strike] 10.000 year old elf girl to keep you company, if you buy the dlc you get to see her more naked. There is some animation going on and some fancy music .midi style in this game and a bit of voice acting. The games most entertaining bit would be reading the English translation. Oh and the game has steam trading cards.. that's a thing!

Translations is far from the best but it is understandable. Interesting concept. Last human and a zombie travel together at the end of the world.

A man and a zombie exploring a desolate wasteland. That's literally it. The soundtrack is bliss but I mean apart from that, there's not a lot of value here. The backgrounds all look like they're made from clay, there's a bunch of unnecessary perspective flips that do nothing, It's just mid.

There is really nothing much to say about this. The story is kinda borderline OK, but the translations are so raw, and some point there is even not translated chinese sentences. The voice actor is talented, but got an extreme low quality here. There are absolute zero [spoiler]sexual[/spoiler] content you expect, the whole game is only an Ecchi which makes some scene pointless and boring. And on the top of that, this isn't a game, but a book, a Visual Novel. So I absolutely not understand the Adventure and RPG tags on this product. Also there are a few pointless choices in the game, but it will not change the story outcome at all. The only positive thing I can say about this game, is the 2-3 picture are really beautiful. So if you speak chinese and want to hear an OK story, and the game on sale, I may recommend. But any other case I not recommend this "game" at all.

I really liked this story, a very interesting spin on the zombie genre, nicely integrated into a post apocalyptic fantasy scenario. The characters personalities really made me laugh at times. though the story was mostly light, it was very well done, and was very real. The translation was a bit tough at some times, but the thoughts and plot were easy enough to follow, no worse than a conversation with any of my non-english speaking friends. Though the ending was very heartwarming and at the same time somewhat bleak, I found it left me wanting more... maybe a sequal down the road? If your not an unintelligent meat popsickle and are cognisant enough to put up with some rough translation i HIGHLY recomend giving this game a try! 9.5/10 stars!

“Our world has not decayed” Is a surprisingly wholesome game that’s very bittersweet. You are Coru! An Adventurer who somehow survived the end of the world. While looking for more people and trying to figure out what happened exactly to make the world end, you find Nasu instead! She has amnesia! She is also a zombie! Both of you set off together to find more people and bring Nasu home! Having Chinese voice acting instead of Japanese is a bit unusual for me but it quickly grew on me. This VN is more like a story than anything, seeing as you only really have 2-3 choices in the entire game. This story can be finished in 2.5-5 hours. Warning: The English translation is truly terrible! However, if you are a native English speaker or you feel confident in your skills, it’s not really any trouble. Some confusion here or there but you have a general understanding of what’s going on.

It is a very beautiful and interesting story. Even if it is a little disappointing that it is in Chinese and that the English subtitle has many problems, it is easy to understand. However, the sad part is that the game is short and not much happens between the two.

So, let's have a fair summary. 1. Is it a Visual Novel? Yes. 2. How good is art here? The main heroine is quite good, both her appereance and reactions. Background is a bit lacking and mostly the same but managable (though I'm not sure why literally everything's melting). Animations are... symbolic. 5 out of 10 3. And what about music? Personally I think the music is quite good. The background music fits the storyline. The problem is, some themes are really similar and sometimes while listenning to a new one I thought it was an old one. 7/10 4. Character voices? 10 out 10, the best moans I've ever heard, gotta save it and "love" it. One day I'll make a remix on yt, just you wait. 5. Is there a loli? Yes. 6. Is she a LEGAL loli? Y E S . 7. On a scale 1 to 10, how T H I C C she is? 8 out of 10. Really G O O D T H I C C N E S S 8. Does the world feel real? No, but I wish it would become a reality. Nothing beats being vaporated in the morning, ah. 8/10 9. Will the FBI come to my house after I play this game? They wanted me to say "no". 10. Is it translated to english well? I you think that mustard is a right. Sometimes them are not comprehend easy but it can game it and posses fun with them. -------------------------------------------------------- Is it worth buying? The hell if I know, I had fun :D

Alright for all you English speaking people out there, this is not a "game" but a story. You get about 3 options that determine certain dialog but that's it. The English is very bad (in fact the developer warns you of this, and that he's trying) So kudos to him in that regard. This is just a click (or auto) story done in 2D.