Recent reviews by Dispiacere

Synthetic Comment
Boobs, boobs, short story, ends soon, beautiful girls ... only a man can enjoy this game, but the badges are nice.
Less Synthetic Comment
This isn't a memorable visual novel. There are very few choices you need to make during the game, probably less than ten. You are able to watch all the finals in less than four hours and after that there are no reasons to re-play it. The art style is quite good, some dialogues are decent. The story (if you can call it that) has only a few interesting places. The characters are all the same, with minor variations in their design. The price is also too high for any Visual Novel and for this one in particular.
Rating
5/10
Linux Version
No issues (as it was easy to predict) 10/10

In one of the time capsules, Alexandra Drennan (one of the game's voices) tell you how she hopes that in the boundless archive of the human race, you (the game's protagonist), can find a book, a song, a movie or a game and will love so much to make you look that the whole universe is so poor without it. Maybe in this case is a bit 'too much'. But I have loved this game, so philosophical, enigmatic and poetic in some places. Definitely not the best game I've played, but, one of the best of recent times. Has something like Portal, but the puzzles are never really difficult (unfortunately) once you understand how is the logic that leads to their solution, you will end the game without too much difficulty. Probably this is the main flaw of the game, but as a whole remains quite fun. It is not a proper long game, stops when it starts to become heavy and slips away fast enough. To who recommend this game? To anyone who loves sci-fi, fascinated by AI, philosophy and love puzzles. Who does not recommend it? Nobody usually, but if your type of game requires a constant action, with a few moments of thought, maybe this is not the game for you, as this is mainly to solve small puzzles. If you loved Portal, you will probably love this too.