SIGILLVM: RESONANCE

SIGILLVM: RESONANCE is a Sci-Fi Otome with a very interesting and unique world. You play as Asra Diwal, a young human working for Hemin, the Tower’s Inspector. Unfortunately for Asra, the world does not plan to let her carry on living easy. Over a year ago, something happened that caused her to lose her memory. A concerning meeting with a being that should not exist. And to top it off? Three handsome bachelors that are frustrating all in their own ways, but if you play your cards right, one might just become Asra’s responsibility past the Long Night. At the root of it all, the SIGILLVM is a tower created by The Choir - a pillar at the centre of the world that keeps everything running. Without the said tower projecting its song into the world, it is said that life itself will end. It’s a very complex building that is still somewhat a mystery to the world. The Choir left the planet some years ago now, and it has been left up to the trusted harmonauts to keep it running. But it has recently fell into a phenomenon called Disharmony, a problem they may not be able to fix alone. Honestly, this is an uncommon scenario where I genuinely enjoyed all three love interests. All three of them …

[i] [b]SIGLLVM [/b] "The greatest creation of the choir. The Tower is rightfully considered the pillar of existence for the city of devas. It's walls remember every soul, and it's song severs as a guiding star in the dead darkness of the skies. When this song falters, life itself will end. The Tower is divided into two parts: The upper parts spans from the visible foundation to the spire. Here lie grand halls and countless pleasures for every guest. The lower part descends into shadowy depths. Beneath the foundations, space bends to it's own laws, constantly reshaping into endless labyrinths. Only the Choirmaster of the Labyrinth, the trusted Harmonauts, and the Inspector may venture there."[/i] [u]So we have visual novels and otomes that: [/u] - hit you over the head with exposition - have a boring setting and worldbuilding. They come with a giant glossary of it's boring and bland 101 technology and (natural) laws explained to you to the point were it makes it clear that the writer was more enamored with their generic "stuff" in their world, a really unnecessary focus on small stupid stuff that doesn't need change from real world equivalents just for the sake of it. A teleph…

Very good sci-fi visual novel that i didnt know i needed sm. The plot was very intersteing it got me hooked from the first min also the characters just muach i love them all but hemin was the most charming for me.I would love to see some seguel of this or new game in this universe<3

I haven't finished the game yet but i'm absolutely hooked. The writing is engaging, has me laughing and at the edge of my seat. The characters feel unique, The designs speak to me and the world building feels very thought out. I play a lot of VN's and this one definitely managed to hold my attention despite me not being a huge scifi fan. The story takes some getting used to and necessary information is elaborated on through text options. Once you get past the initial confusion and trying to piece it all together, the story drags you along, the beats of the story feel natural. The art is stunning, It's simple enough to not overwhelm you with visual information, but has an endearing style. It's soft on the eyes but has enough character to be visually appealing. I can't wait to discover more of the story! love myself a man with a ♥♥♥♥ ass bob and an attitude problem

I loved this game. The story is unique, though it took me awhile to understand some of the terms and at some points I was confused but that didn't hinder my overall understanding of what was happening. I went through all three love routes in order to better understand the story and it was nice that even though it was the same story happening, each route explained things in a different way so that it wasn't entirely repetitive. The love interests are all quite different and it was cool to see how differently Asra (you) interacted with them depending on whose route you chose. I loved how straight up Voyd was, how shy and awkward Ista was, and how hard Hemin was trying to feel feelings. The art was great and I loved all the images that were drawn with extra detail when things were getting exciting. I do wish there were more dialogue options to choose though, particularly later in the game. There were times where it seemed like I would get the choice to do something/say something but Asra chose her own way. I do hope there will be a sequel as I loved this story and would enjoy another game diving deeper into the world.

When you can't decide who you want romance, that's when you know its good