(20/04/2011 11:21 PM)Assassinator Wrote:  Also, I'm going to get him to play Subarashiki Hibi (lit. Wonderful Everyday) when it gets translated.  It's a wonderful game, really.  Here, have a cute picture of Kagami and Tsukasa.

Quote:Yuki lives an eternally peaceful, everyday life with Tsukasa and Kagami; her childhood friends; when she meets a girl named Takashima Zakuro throwing stuffed toys off of a rooftop. Zakuro, a mysterious girl who tells Yuki a story about God and aerodynamics, all the while apologizing about involving her in a tragic story.

"And if you're not good directly," she added, "I'll put you through into Looking-glass House. How would you like that?"
"Now, if you'll only attend, Kitty, and not talk so much, I'll tell you all my ideas about Looking-glass House."

In a startling turn of events never before seen in eroge, all of a sudden both Zakuro and the Wakatsuki sisters are living in Yuki's apartment. Later on, Yuki meets another girl, Otonashi Ayana, on the rooftop of one of the school buildings. Ayana seems to speak in riddles and has the annoying tendency to imply that she knows a lot more about what's going on.

Before long Yuki has to make a decision that, like many of the decision points in Subarashiki Hibi, brings about an outcome that can only be understood much later in the narrative; to keep living a wonderful everyday with the Wakatsuki sisters or to follow Zakuro's unusual words and stories and take a trip down the rabbit hole to see where it all leads.

The inevitable decision is obvious.
This is where the story begins.

This game will probably make you cringe and rage a lot more than Saya.  Yet in the end, PB's the only one who's going to dislike it.  Actually, PB's guaranteed to not be able to get through to the end.

Heh, Alice through the looking glass references. Infact I remember you talking about that VN before only because I remember it has references to Alice through the looking glass.

(This post was last modified: 21/04/2011 12:35 AM by Assassinator.)