/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Pretty fun and solid VN, short and sweet as well. Never got the chance to play it before despite it arguably being a VN that most people being introduced to the genre would read first. Really loved how the game didn't try to soften the blow of its content and right as you clicked start, you had the really irritating but fitting soundtrack accompanying the meat world and Fuminori's friends as disgusting blob monsters, really pulling me in and making me interested straight away.

Only issue I had with it was Ryoko, I kind of felt that her character was pointless outside of the first scene she appears in and unless I’m remembering wrong, she didn’t really have any reason to go after Saya..

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>He learned to cope with the hand he was dealt at the cost of becoming more and more disconnected with the world around him
I found that interesting as well, like how a blind person adapts by having better senses or being able to easily remember the layout of their home despite not being able to see, Fuminori eventually began to realize how to tell things apart in the meat world he was seeing despite it mostly looking incomprehensible.

>If he somehow had something that wasn't Saya, I think he would have turned out a little better
I don't think that’s case. Everything was corrupted to him, with the only person being Saya, even he himself saying that he doesn’t believe he would have been able to go on without her being there. He was a man who needed a beacon of light and that’s what Saya was to him, just like how Saya needed him so she can learn how to love.

Kind of sad that I didn't take any screenshots of the game while i was playing so random booru art will have to do