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With video games that have multiple endings, the terms best, good, bad and worst is tossed around a lot, as if it's a measure of their worth or how "happy" it is. But at least in this case, it has more to do with Jonathan as a person. The entire game is basically a journey of rediscovery and reinvention.
Even though we don't know much about his past, it's established that when he was human, Jonathan was considered a good person. Can he stay morally good or does he embrace his vampire nature?
The entire narrative is simply marvelous. Oh and the voice actors, incredible. 10/10
I agree. I watched all the endings on youtube and they are all good depending on what you want.
The voice acting was definitely AAA, on the ‘worst’ ending when Jonathan says he’s a real vampire now and not a boy, Elizabeth has confirmation she has nothing to live for anymore. That part really stood out.
Definitely a top narrative game.
Even though the graphics themselves are subpar, I really like the visual style.
Is THIS opinion also subjective? I'm confused now.