Talk to Yuno Reviews

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i love yuno im her biggest fan

Like Talk to Aya, this is a really cute little game. I'm happy you added a quiz!

A fun game where you take on the roll of a spirit and converse with a young fortune teller who has summoned you through her crystal ball, lots of clever and funny dialogue and well worth an hour or two of your time.

You get summoned by Yuno. She needs your help! Talk to her and help her solve some cases. A (literally) tiny Visual Novel about a girl who is passionate about occult. She needs to help her friends; in order to do so, Yuno decided to summon you. You can input keywords to know more about occult and ask her how she's doing. After inputing suggested keywords you can ask to solve cases. Have fun

The Good: I learned some fun facts about the occult. Interesting concept. The game requires you to close it a few times/talk to Yuno for the plot to develop, which is kinda neat (but gets annoying after the 4th time). For a full length game, I could see a forced break as a way to add emphasis to major plot points or ideas by letting them marinate in the player's mind. The Bad: 'Chat' as a feature is a bit of an overstatement, and the game is (sadly) not funny. The dialogue manages to beat into the ground the fact that Yuno likes the occult, but I finished the game not really able to describe her or with any attachment to her. We actually physically meet another character, but... never see them again? What was that about? In the weeds: I like to buy games with interactive gimmicks, but this game is a bit more on rails than most visual novels that don't advertise on that aspect. I'm not going to expect even hobbiest-grade AI at the price point of $2, but, unless I'm missing something, 'keyword entry' is even a stretch (it's really just a canned list of 60 exact match strings). I totally get that typing allows the interface to filter down the 'conversation' options (versus the player clicking from a list of those 60 topics), but.. how do those chats really contribute to the plot and character development in a real way? And why is the player going to ask about alchemy or tarot cards specifically without her prior mention of them?

This is the third in the "Talk to" series. It is decent for what it is. Only this time, you aren't a new friend for the girl, you are a summoned spirit. Really amusing when you use the same name for all three of them... Anyway, this girl, Yuno is heavilly into the occult. And you are her case-helping servant... who can be what she expects (a demon/fiend) or... a bit more kind-hearted... Worth a try. Would be better if they bundled the set, but still...

The concept of the game is actually pretty clever in its simplicity, but it falls flat after a bit. I think that it's worth it for the price, but I hope to see the idea explored more in the future.