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❤ Narrative Structure and Choices

The game presents a branching narrative, allowing players to progress the story by reading dialogue and making choices at key decision points. These choices significantly impact the outcome, often leading to unexpected or "game over" scenarios that force players to restart from a previous checkpoint. The narrative structure encourages replayability, as each choice directs the player down a different path toward one of the game's multiple endings.

❤ Difficulty and Challenge

One of the standout aspects of the gameplay is its challenging, "Dark Souls-like" nature. Players have reported dying and receiving game over screens numerous times, sometimes due to making what seemed like innocuous choices. This high degree of difficulty and unpredictability has become a defining feature, with many players taking pride in their ability to navigate the treacherous narrative without succumbing to its many pitfalls.

❤ Humor and Absurdity

Beyond the core visual novel mechanics, the game frequently subverts player expectations, leading to bizarre and comical scenarios that range from being arrested by the police to being abducted by aliens. These unexpected outcomes and the overall zany nature of the narrative have become a major draw for many players.

❤ Immersion and Connection with Ollie

Players have the opportunity to develop a deeper connection with the character of Kureiji Ollie, the game's charismatic zombie idol protagonist. By spending time with her and making choices that shape the narrative, players report feeling a stronger sense of rapport and fondness for Ollie.

❤ Player Engagement and Replayability

The combination of challenging choices, humorous outcomes, and the desire to uncover Ollie's full story has resulted in a highly engaging and replayable experience. The game's multiple endings and the unpredictable nature of its narrative have encouraged players to explore different paths, leading to a high degree of player investment and repeated playthroughs.