/jp/ - Otaku Culture

There are probably still Japanese people trapped and stranded out there, nearly two days after it happened.

I wonder how many hikkikomoris were forced outdoors by this. I wonder how many were so scared they died because they wouldn't leave their room. Or how many otakus feel like their lives are over because their room full of doujins and figs are now part of the Pacific Ocean.

Is Soul Link actually any good? I've had the VN downloaded ever since it was released, but never actually got around to playing it. Just when I was thinking of playing it the other day, I looked at some of the scores it got on places like VNDB. And overall, the scores were shit.

Is it actually worth it?

I'm thinking of starting up a visual novel reviewing blog, but I haven't the foggiest on how I should go about it. Should I rate vns based on story/music and other shit like that? How deeply should I analyze the plot? Should I provide information on the makers and when it was released?

I seriously have no idea, bros.

Main setting is MC's room where his delusions get the better of him. With that he befriend inanimate objects with various character types. These objects are alive because they're searching for something missing from their existence, evidently that is love. When these objects receive love the delusion of them ends and reverts back into a non-living object. So I guess one of MC's main goal is find out what happens when all these objects has ceased to stop communicating with him.

Enjoy~!