Gear of Glass: Eolarn's war Reviews

The game is very exciting, I'm going to collect all the endings. Beautiful drawing, good text and translation. The narration is quite intimate, but perfectly reveals the characters and events inside the underground base. I didn't find any errors, the game doesn't ping or crash. A good debut project, I recommend it.

(Have been playing on another platform) Like for the plot, characters and atmosphere. Recommend to anyone!

The dystopian setting of the game as well as the beautiful, immersive writing are only some of the reasons I would recommend this visual novel. This game is unique, and the few hours I've spent playing it will surely be an experience I won't forget. I've only been interested in the Master as a love interest, so the comments I have mostly concern this specific route. As a person who finds villains fascinating, I was absolutely charmed by his personality, goals, and backstory. As for the main character, I was more than pleasantly surprised to discover that she could actually be supportive and kind to him and not be punished for it. No forced choices where I have to choose between 'fight him' or 'bite him', as I find in more recent otome games. These two facts above were the reason why I decided to write a review and recommend this game to anyone who might be interested in the same things I am. [strike](I'm usually too shy to write reviews lol)[/strike] As for the things I didn't like about this game, they aren't a lot, but they were enough to almost ruin my day. First, the ending. It was so rushed, I was surprised when the screen took me to the main menu. A well-written universe such as this one requires an equally thought-out ending. I didn't mind the gruesome parts of the story one bit, but I assume that most readers want to feel rewarded in the end and spend some time with the love interest. In the Master's route there was almost no romance, which was very disappointing. [strike]And of course, no erotic scenes either (sadly).[/strike] One other thing that I really didn't like was the fact that getting a good ending depended on the random choice of selecting between H2SO4 and H2SO3. 'Well, I'm sorry, Master, that you don't love me, but I've had my chemistry classes years ago!' As a fellow dev and writer, I wouldn't dump jargon from my discipline into a story and make it into a crucial choice that would determine the ending. I ended up really sad when I discovered that my first ending was a normal instead of a good one. Anyways, this game is still precious to me, mainly because of the dynamic between the Master and the MC. I rarely find relationships such as this in otome games anymore, so I'm still grateful.

First of all, I really enjoyed the story telling: the pacing is good and keeps you engaged. The story is well written (the small typos once in a blue moon didn't bother me) and the characters feel very real and authentic! Kudos to the creator for putting great effort into the style. Everything from title screen to interface, to dialogue box, to character art is made with love and care, even if it's not perfect in some places. Worth noting that this VN has great value in terms re-playability with a generous amount of choices and endings so you're able to keep discovering new things about the story for a while.