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>>10465985

I'm not sure why you're asking that. They're two entirely different games. Don't play Force if you're just going to compare it to Sky the entire way through.

I have completed Baldr Force EXE, including all endings and unlockable items. It feels good to 100% clear a game for once; I honestly can't remember the last time I put 60+ hours into a game, eroge or otherwise.

I can see how some games with an enforced playing order could get repetitive if each route covers basically the same material, but that isn't the case here, thankfully. Since the main plot and the protagonist's viewpoint change depending on the route, things remain consistently interesting each playthrough. Most importantly, the final route feels fulfilling with the way it wraps up the three plotlines and provides resolution for issues that characters faced throughout the game (even Genha). Bonus points for actually validating the previous routes by having them appear as visions of worlds that could have been-- it was like reflecting on memories of a long journey that is about to come to an end.

Now, before moving on to another story-driven title, I will relax with Uhou Renka and its outstanding H-scenes. Karen is amazing and took me by complete surprise.