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>>22283946
Lolis are there to watch over them gently.

>>16691273

Yes, the imouto voice-acting towards the end gave me chills. The actress is way underused.
Make sure to see all endings. My favorite one was probably the imouto one, but all of them are fun in their own twisted way. Still, I don't think there's much better than becoming immortal, while getting to have a whole damn lot of sex with Nia and Korone every day. Sure it may grow old at some point, but then you get to have some fun the Nia way. Sounds good to me.

All right, new thread, so here's a bit more about 閉じたセカイのトリコロニー.

Personally I feel like this could've been on par with a kuru game, but has some unfortunate issues that hold it back. Still, for kuru fans I'd give a careful recommendation at this point already.

There's nothing much to say about this game at the beginning. It just feels like a moege, with a bit more "aggressive" heroines. So the main-heroine of ch1 confesses already a day after meeting the protag, in front of the whole class she just transferred into, right after introducing herself. Should give you an idea.
At some point the main idea of the game then starts happening: You reach a certain point and time loops back. (to the second day of ch1 to be precise, not the complete beginning) Now you can explore the "closed" looping world in ch2. Mandatory should only be the main heroine main loops, but there are a total of 24 different loops you can see in ch2.

These parts of the game aren't too different from typical moege, with the exception that there's no typical drama and the "routes" are pretty short. Like really short. Most issues aren't really dealt with well at all and you may get a bit disappointed if you assume that's all there is. It isn't, which I guess you could assume from it being ch2.. if you don't forget it. It's pretty long. In fact, if you 100% it, you've gotten all the ero in the game already.
What's past that I'm not going to talk about. Let's just say it's the reason why ch2 is like it is and why you should read the VN. It's kinda like a "kuru" final part. Unfortunately while most things in the previous chapters make sense, even if some parts are really weird and probably should've addressed much more strongly, unlike a "kuru" game you lack foreshadowing, and that very fact in itself makes actually no sense storywise either.

Characters are pretty good in this, with one exception that could've been probably removed and nobody would miss her. Not really important and too separated, being the friend of the sister in a different grade. Nia (pic) is probably best "girl" though, even though she isn't.. really.. a heroine. Her concept was perhaps not unique, but great and pretty well executed. But both the sister (and her voice-acting, god were her last chapter scenes nice) and the blonde childhoodfriend are pretty interesting and great characters as well.


tl;dr: A pretty nice work with solid characters and definitely worth reading it if you stick through till the end. There should be an ending for everyone too, as they differ vastly in concept, even though they are mostly on the short side. Just don't drop it in ch2, not like it's really that bad there. It's just long and you could misunderstand what the game's about.