Fading light

Welcome back to this vary blog, folks! Hopefully you're all doing well, because as for me, recent times has been a busy one, but knowing how I roll, I always have time to play games and write something about them haha. So in this post, I'm bringing another review of a game I recently finished, it's titled Zelle. Zelle is another published by Odencat and developed by Fuming that was released back in April 2020. The game can be downloaded through the Play Store and Steam, but I downloaded mine through the Play Store. The game is not free, and it's being sold in the Play Store for IDR 24,000 or around 2$USD. The game weights around 145MB, quite big for Odencat's recent games. So without further ado, let's dive into the review! The Story At the start, we find ourselves in a dark castle over a mountain as a boy. In the room we are in, we're met with a tall masked man who orders us to not leave the room and wander around the castle. But as soon as he leaves, our c

Hey there, folks! Back again with me, the sole writer of this blog. As of today, I'm going to bring yet another game review, in my quest of improving my writing ability. So let's get started! But you seem fine is a visual novel game that was released back in March 2019. It was developed and published by a group of university students named  KJAM Games, so you can consider it as an indie game. The game doesn't weight much as it only weighs less then 50 MB, so yeah I think it can be played with most phones nowadays. Now let's get right into the game! The Story The story revolves around a girl named Rae Kim. At first glance, she may look like any common students at her age, who's days are filled with studying and hanging out with her peers, but they all will change. One day, she wakes up feeling unwell, brushing it off as a mere tiredness, she goes on with her day. Later on, this condition will get worse as time progress, she starts feeling more exhausted to a point wh

Hello there! Back again with me, the sole writer of this blog. In the midst of countless activities in the 2nd semester(which aren't actually that many XD), again I'm here with another game review. As for now, I'm bringing to you another game review, this time its a review of Tasokare Hotel. Tasokare Hotel can be considered as one of the best interactive visual novel games I've played as of this year. This game was released in the Play Store back in 2019 after their first project, that being The Prison Boys. Tasokare Hotel was developed and published by ESC-APE by SEEC. The name surely does sound familiar as it's the same developer of Alice's Spiritual Judge, that was released in the following three months. It's by far one of their biggest game I've played so far, with the size of more than 300MB, which kinda makes me hesitant to play but oh boy! How wrong I was, despite the relatively enormous size of it, this game offers an exciting and immersive exper