Impasse Journey ~ Kaohsiung Chapter ~ Reviews

Game is good, lot of plot, the references made little sense to me, I loved the cultural references and the food descriptions but I didn't like the philosophy at first but it makes sense towards the end. It's a good dystopian novel in an unusual setting - very realistic for a story like this without getting too realistic and dark. The beginning kind of made me depressed but it ends happily and is not super dark like some games get but I have some recommendations of games that feel like this in the weirdest way 10:16, Revenant March, Bad Faith, and Repurpose all about religion kind of like this that have exciting dark religious based plots since this game is so unique - the ones I told about are all unique too. You should play play Reimei no Gakuen if you like this - they are similar with a female protagonist fighting some tough odds in a dystopian setting but that one is probably longer, I know this developer has similar games but I'm not sure if they are about girls but if they are like this one - they're probably amazing and unsettling.

My Chinese wasn't good enough to understand parts of the story, but I still really enjoyed it! I want to play it again after I have studied for longer and had a chance to visit Kaohsiung. Some criticisms: - I felt like the action/fight scenes were a little long, and particularly the last couple were kind of over-the-top/silly. - I didn't like how the girls were drawn all with their shirts clinging to their boobs like an erotic game, even though it's not that kind of game at all. For the most parts I like how their outfits match their personalities, but the short skirts also seem kind of out of place for the roles they fill. - Even though I'm sure there are plenty I missed, I still felt like the references to other media were a little too much, and I wasn't really interested in the details about the guns. - I wish the villain had seemed a bit more reasonable/likable. Some things I liked: - I liked the mix of slice-of-life, action, and political drama! It felt like the story had a lot of variety. - Qiongqi is so cool!!! I'm glad she was the protagonist/POV character! - The setting of course was awesome--a lot of post-apocalyptic media does not cover places that are mostly intact and are rebuilding and reorganizing; that and the fairly pacifist nature of the self-defense force felt very unique to me. - I liked that the achievements explained various real-life items people who aren't from Kaohsiung might not recognize.

Post-apocalyptic journey jumping into a world shaped by the aftermath of the Taiwan Strait War. The story features a diverse group of people, all of whom have their own stories and reasons for being in the story. The quiet protagonist, Qiongqi, establishes the tone for the story of optimism in the face of devastation. As you make your way through the options, you have to think about how your decisions could affect Kaohsiung's destiny. I appreciate Erotes Studio for continuing to bring interactive elements with dynamic quality for such local regions. The game also does its best to honor its location by describing the environment and culture of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, in great detail. The developers' attention to detail elevates the experience as a whole, drawing you in and letting feel the world they've built. An excellent and captivating first-person visual novel experience