Kunado Chronicles

This one is nice VN with unique setting than usual. The art of this VN really beautiful and georgeous. The plot is good, but I almost too much lore ended up dumped away([spoiler] protagonist tekki power almost never used, lol [/spoiler]). I bit didn't like amnesia protagonist because cliche of gacha game, but it have good actual reason for him. The only problem is the heroines. Other than Haruhime the main heroine, other heroine feel half baked. And they even lack of expression not like the main heroine. Like they go allout of their budget just for the main heroine

Kunado Chronicles, developed by Purple Software and published on Steam by Shiravune, is a story-driven visual novel set in a far-future world reshaped by catastrophe. Blending post-apocalyptic science fiction with mythic overtones and character-focused drama, the game presents a civilization that has survived the destruction of modern technology and rebuilt itself under drastically altered social norms. The result is a richly imagined setting where ancient fears, cultural regression, and fragments of lost knowledge collide. At the center of this world stands Shin, a young man awakened from cryogenic sleep with incomplete memories and knowledge of a bygone era, positioning him as both outsider and catalyst in a society struggling to define its future. The backdrop of Kunado Chronicles is one of humanity’s hard-won survival. A thousand years prior, mysterious metallic entities known as the Tekki devastated the world, forcing humanity into scattered enclaves and reshaping civilization into something far more cautious and insular. Technology is feared, knowledge is tightly controlled, and social structures are rigidly defined for the sake of collective survival. Villagers conceal thei…

Its pretty weak compare to Amatsutsumi/Aoi Tori. But if this is your first purple soft game, give it a try.

I LOVE IT A LOT, I LOVE IT SO MUCH I JUST DON'T HAVE WORDS TO SAY, THAT I JUST WANT TO MAKE A VIDEO ON IT.

Kunado Chronicles is an epic story, one about humanity and our species’ great strength - the ability to move forward. The writer took time to create a solid foundation for the world-building, and every story segment indicates a sense of progression even until the climax. It amazed me how coherent the story was, the narrative has a clear direction and knows when to shift the tone to keep readers’ engagement. Despite loving the narratives, I’m a bit disappointed that the writer doesn’t try to tie up some loose ends, which could have been solved by a proper after-story. The fact that the ‘heroine’, who was the cornerstone of this story, had such an underwhelming outcome left a bad aftertaste. A lot of reused CGs and cheap fanservice serving no narrating purpose. Some characters have a lot of potential but get sidelined one way or another, such as Tsubame, who should have a proper route. Overall, Kunado Chronicles was enjoyable, not as much as Mikage’s previous title A.K.A Amatsutsumi, but I’m glad that I read it nonetheless.

It has an interesting take on post-apocalyptic world theme as well as some problems that are very likely to appear as a result of the ensuing fallout not to mention a very refreshing and interesting story