Komorebi

by Klace

The Developer Says...

In a society plagued by visions of the future, a group of friends attempt to find their own way in a predestined life. This isn't easy, however, when they live under the Argus Corporation - a superpower dedicated to maintaining social order. A fully voice acted dystopic story/dating-sim. Play today!

Players Like...

❤ Non-Linear Narrative Structure

The developers implement a "Fragment Map" system that allows players to explore the story's narrative in a non-linear fashion. Rather than proceeding through a strictly linear sequence of events, players can freely select different "Fragments" to play through on an in-game map. This provides players with the freedom to uncover the story at their own pace and in an order of their choosing. However, some reviewers note that this Fragment Map system can feel disjointed at times, making it challenging to keep track of the overarching narrative. The lack of a text log or ability to easily skip through previously viewed text also contributes to this, as players cannot readily revisit past story events.

❤ Limited Player Choices

While the game features a cast of romance-able characters, the number of meaningful player choices is relatively limited. Many reviewers observe that the narrative progresses in a largely linear fashion, with few branches or divergences based on the player's decisions. Some players express disappointment at the lack of multiple endings or more impactful choices that could alter the story's outcome. The game's focus appears to be more on the characters and their relationships rather than branching narrative paths.

❤ Protagonist Character Development

The player-controlled protagonist, Delta, is written as a gender-neutral character who uses they/them pronouns. However, some reviewers noted that Delta feels somewhat underdeveloped, with their own personality and opinions overshadowed by the more strongly characterized supporting cast. This lack of a defined protagonist identity or the ability to customize Delta's background and traits reduces the player's sense of agency and immersion within the game world. Some players would have preferred a more customizable or impactful main character.

❤ Pacing and Progression

Reviewers generally agree that the pacing starts out a bit slowly, with the story gradually building momentum and tension as it progresses. The "Culmination Fragments" in particular are praised for their intense and engaging narrative moments that leave players eager to see what happens next. The game's estimated playtime of 16-20 hours is well-received, providing a substantial experience for players to immerse themselves in the dystopian world and character relationships.

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