Glare1more Reviews

Good, interesting, but the sex cg is presented in motion with a distorted effect, which I think is a little weird. There is a bug, when she proposed to see the moon, the input moon does not respond, it seems to have to save the reading file to proceed

It was really enjoyable to play. It is much more interesting than a normal visual novel, since you have to think about what has been said to progress. I would love to see more of Glare, she is a lovely character.

The game quits after inputting "landscape". The word "moonprison" is supposed to be the next word, but it replies with that word can't be used yet BS. The hint says to watch another program, but Glare has watched all of the three programs that she had requested to watch.

Well this game is hell to rate. In general unless something really annoys me I do not do negative reviews. With this one I am on the verge. The game is quite difficult. You need to guess input words and the story continues only when you find them. Sometimes they need to be put in a specific order (I learned this hard way). Many of them are not intuitive at all (probably due to translation issues as they could be nuances in the expression that cannot be easily translated). Why then thinking about downvoting it? Because all the graphical effort went into fan service. I think fanservice takes 75% of visuals while being 5% of the plot. I do however admire the storytelling capabilities of the authors. Also from the previous games I see there is a talent there. I hope next games will be more story oriented. I guess fan service is important for Japanese audiences but here it seems a waste.

the 'gameplay' is very basic and involves a lot of guesswork, but the story is suprisingly nice and the overall experience is very wholesome, definitely recommended - more for romance aspect than the lewds, but both are really good here

I've played [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/565690/Ayakashigami/]Ayakashigami[/url] a few months ago, the first game that the Japanese developer [url=https://twitter.com/aki_masanari]Kurenaibook[/url] released on Steam. Their first game was okay, it wasn't a masterpiece, but it wasn't bad either. My major complaint was the awkward English translation, and unfortunately, [i]Glare1more[/i] isn't much different. There is a big improvement, though. Plus, the story of this new title is a lot more interesting, together with its gameplay feature. This game also contains uncensored adult scenes. You play as a silent nameable protagonist. One day, you receive a cardboard box through the mail that contains something peculiar: a robot maid named Glare. Both of you are confused, and you don't know exactly who is the sender and why they would send you such a unique gift. Glare also can't understand why she was sent to a complete stranger. So, it's up to you two to unravel this mystery. You need to carefully evaluate the words and phrases that Glare says and you have to write the ones that caught your attention on the [i]search[/i] option. If there's relevant content, a new scene will be triggered and you'll be able to progress through the story. That's a very interesting feature, and it reminds me of old text adventure games. It can get somewhat hard after a while and a guide might be necessary. If you need help and you're totally okay with spoilers, you can check out [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1518142389]this guide[/url] I've made. After you complete the main scenario, you can play a side story, which also revolves around uncovering a mystery together with Glare. The art style used in this game feels a bit amateur, but at least to me, it was satisfactory. The CGs and sprites are animated on Live2D: it was a nice surprise since this game isn't very expensive, and the animation quality is alright. [i]Glare1more[/i] has no BGM nor sound effects, and the only sounds you're going to hear are the doorbell and maybe a few clicks. At first, I thought that was strange, but after reading through the story, I think that the uncanny silence actually fits? Still, a few more sound effects would've been nice at least. The UI is also really simple, and the gallery doesn't work too well when you try to rewatch scenes. [spoiler]After you've finished the main story, you'll watch an animated adult scene with Glare. [b]There are no mosaics on this game[/b], but the genitalia is covered in shadows.[/spoiler] The English translation is superior to Ayakashigami, but there are still small typos and a lot of sentences sound unnatural. That's actually a bigger problem than typos and grammar mistakes, in my opinion. But [b]this novel is readable[/b] and you'll be able to fully understand the story. It took me nearly five hours to play through the main scenario, mostly because I had to find out new words to trigger new scenes. 6.5/10. If you enjoy mystery, text-based games and you're a patient person that won't easily give up, this game can be a good choice! It's a different visual novel with a sort of old-style feeling to it, and it was a fun experience for me.

I enjoyed this game for what it is, worth every penny. It's a very short and low budget VN but completely unique with really nice Live2D art. I love the mechanic of finding clues and typing them into the interface to progress the story and get unique dialogues. If you're someone like me who loves robot girls and tsunderes, then you'll enjoy Glare as a character. She's very charming, well written, and hit all the soft spots in my heart. Her development with (you) is very organic and wholesome. Shame that the dev decided not to translate the rest of the series or continue it further due to monetary reasons. He was onto something special here. In today's age of adult-games being a huge market in the west, I could see Glare becoming a popular series with some more content and polish.

Basically, you get an intelligent female robot that[spoiler]falls in love with the protagonist[/spoiler]and you[spoiler]fuck the robot.[/spoiler] Quite par for the course in these cheap eroge, but it isn't hard to get a feel for what kind of character Glare is. The UI is not translated entirely, and the translated monologue is pretty bad. Genitals are never rendered explicitly, but it is what it is. I give it a Glare1 out of 1.

I like the art/character design, however the plot is almost non-existent, the gameplay where you read a text and then try typing in words mentioned in the text in order to progress the story gets tedious very fast, there's no voice acting or even background music, and the game is very short.

Glare1more is one of the inaugural uncensored adult titles on Steam, and also the first visual novel I've come across which utilizes a text entry interface for gameplay. The game is rather short and limited in scope, and the adult content is unimpressive; that said, the text entry system is used to great effect, [spoiler]especially at the climax,[/spoiler] and the heroine's Live2D animations enhance various story and gameplay moments. The translation is fine. I recommend this game to anyone who's curious or wishes to test their reading comprehension. If you're seeking quality literature or smut, though, go get Grisaia.