Update Three Hundred and Fifty-Seven: 2 December 2019
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Short game gets short review -
Uhhh… why does this exist?
Starlight of Aeons is a game made up of three smaller games, one of which is an alternate universe of the other two. It’s about… a girl having a dream about a teenager in a rabbit mask… except it turns out it’s the ghost of a boy she used to know… kind of? I dunno, it ended up being pretty dumb.
The translation is serviceable, but there’s not much to service, to be frank. These stories don’t have much of a point and just are pointless, empty words. Also, the story is about a 16 year old falling in love with a 12 year old because she’s… nice to him a couple of times a year… and I’m just
like
please. Why.
You have to play through the three little games twice each to get all the achievements, but god made the skip button for a reason. I ended up skipping the third chapter outright because it didn’t matter and I was over this shit anyway.
Next up: Come on, come on, mama needs a good VN—
See you soon!
a 16 year old falling in love with a 12 year old
That’s also Flowering Heart, but as far as my guess goes, the creators don’t want to admit to that xD I still enjoyed it though.
eeeeuuuuuughhhhhh
I mean, I don’t mind. I’d mind it in real life shrug Besides, it’s been a while since I’ve been 12, so now I’m just enjoying the ability to fall in love with fictional 16 year olds ><
Did you end up playing the prequel Serafina’s Saga?
I tried… but the writing was bad and the art was ugly…
but you know what’s really dumb? I’m actually really enjoying this game somehow. What the hell, me? be consistent.
oh well thanks for this. i’m up to try a lot of things but im sorting my wishlist out and I don’t need some random 16 year freak trying to date a 12 year old
its very positive people love this game
It’s not necessarily… I mean, it KIND of is? It’s just vague enough to be plausibly deniable, which is even fucking worse, too.
You could take this as, like, a very deep an ardent friendship… but that’s not the language choice the translator, at least, took.