Recent reviews by combatplayer

great game, if it looks like something you might like and you havent tried it yet, do it. it's a little pricy if you're on the fence like i was, but im glad i went for it, and ive gotten my moneys worth a few times over. ive completed it twice, roughly 150 hours per run and there is still a bunch of stuff i have yet to see, not to mention i havent even delved into co-op yet or origin character runs yet.

easily one of the best gatcha games ive played, but it obviously comes with all the usual pitfalls of gatcha games.
great game in general, plotwise the first act or two are a bit slow, but the later story gets pretty solid.
gameplay is responsive and engaging during fights, and movement abillities provide for fun and flexible exploration of the open world.
it offers enough free premium currency for active players to afford a significant portion of the limited characters (milage may vary, heavily RNG) but it of course offers paid options to increase your chances. the generally lovable characters often makes the paid option tempting if luck isnt on your side.
events are fun and varied, ive been enjoying my time a lot.
(note i have significantly more time in the game than shown here on steam as i had 100% completion in everything released up till the steam version launched)

absolutely worth a read if youre considering it, very sad at at times but do it you coward!

while the price is a little steep for what it is, its still a great way to round off the experience from the main VN.

there are no choices, no branching paths, just expansions to the locked in routes of Wish Upon a Shooting Star.

would i buy it again? yes.
at full price? probably, but i wouldnt advice doing the same unless youre desperate for more lol

this is a very heartwarming albeit sad at times, visual novel. i would suggest following a guide to get the routes in order as they build off of eachother.

also if this is your first visual novel, i would start elsewhere, but if you're not new to the format, definitely give it a read, i enjoyed it thoroughly.

i never read the non HD version so i cant speak to the differences, this one looks and plays great though. however the font is a little small, so it might not be ideal for handhelds or otherwise small monitors.

pretty solid, typical yuzusoft format VN.
the routes are a mixed bag, theres something for everyone, as long as you enjoy slice of life romance with a hint of magic.
it's not flawless but it was on sale and ive gotten more than my moneys worth out of it, so it gets a thumbs up from me.

It's worth it, slightly less outcomes than Drakans standalone but by no means should you let that stop you.

Yes, it's worth it - but i would strongly suggest playing through Drakans route in the main game first even if its not strictly speaking required.

i'm no visual novel expert, but ive spent the last 4 days (55 hours total or so at time of writing) invested entirely in this one (including the two additions) and i gotta say ive been enjoying the entire time. of the routes ive played ive enjoyed every one of them, i'm only missing a couple at this point. the only downside would be how Sable is so damn unable to tell how he or anyone around him feels relationship wise .

but that aside, it's an easy recommend if you're at all interested in english visual novels, well worth the asking price imo.

Also, the franchise is still being worked on by the looks of things, so if you do give it a chance, like it, and want more like me, thats excellent news.

Enables live wallpapers on your PC, does exactly that extremely well. if youre creatively minded its not too heard to learn how to make your own either.