Conocí esta historia hace años a través del anime, me marco demasiado, fue de mis primeros vistos y cuando supe del juego al tiempo incluso creí que lo habían sacado luego de la animación jsjs, ya por fin que me entere pude dedicarme a terminar la novela, conocer el resto de rutas que no se animaron, pensarías que por ya conocer parte de acontecimientos te aburriría verlos de nuevo, pero no es así. Es tan fascinante la historia que tuve los mismos tipos de emociones, alegría, frustración, rabia, miedo y demás que no se pueden describir, la ruta de Faris fue una de las que me voló la cabeza, sublime 💎 Kurisu que es de mis favoritas de por vida fua...

Es hermoso, perfecto, su soundtrack como anillo al dedo, sus momentos sin sentido y graciosos, podría decir más palabras para alabar esta obra maestra, como novela visual es inigualable. Su anime, de las mejores adaptaciones que he visto en la vida 💝

I watched the anime first. I loved it, but I thought I already knew the whole story—though it took me a long time to finish it. Still, I wanted to try the visual novel, which was gifted to me by a friend, and thanks to him I got into this world... and I wasn’t prepared for what I was about to feel.

It was my first time playing a visual novel, and at first it felt slow, like everything was moving too gradually. I honestly thought I was going to get bored. But as I kept reading, as I got deeper into Okabe’s head, something changed. I started to feel like this was the real way to experience the story.

I laughed at the lab’s craziness, I suffered with Mayuri, and I even came to understand characters that the anime didn’t explore as deeply. The choices I had to make seriously hurt. I could feel the weight of time, of fate, of knowing what was coming... but not being able to stop it.

What impacted me the most was how, even though I already knew so much from the anime, the visual novel still managed to surprise me, make me doubt, move me—and break me all over again.
There were moments of confusion with the D-Mails and timelines, but that feeling of being lost was part of the experience. It made me connect with the protagonist on a much deeper level.

Steins;Gate is not just a game, and it’s not just a story. It’s an emotional journey that grabs you before you even realize it.

Now that I’ve finished it, I feel this strange emptiness… like I’m still stuck between worldlines, looking for that one path where everything turns out okay.

I didn’t think it could affect me this much. But it left a mark on me.

Honestly, what a story. If you're into great stories in video games then you owe it to yourself to read through this one. It can be slow in the first half, but the pay off is worth it. This is one of those that makes you think and stays with you, long after you've finished it.

Buy it, it's the choice of Steins Gate.
El. Psy. Kongroo.