Uberich: Advent Sinners

Okay listen. I bought this game expecting standard VN nonsense—waifus, choices, CGs, whatever. What I got was a psychological, stat-driven mystery that activated my last remaining brain cells like a Yu-Gi-Oh trap card. Meanwhile the negative reviews are like: ‘Doesn’t run on my Steam Deck womp womp' (or even this writing is hur hur lke bro can you read) Bro… this game runs FLAWLESSLY on my 2012 laptop that wheezes opening Google Chrome. If your Deck can’t handle it, that’s a you issue fr People are also mad it’s not full of cutesy anime girls...like goobers be tripping It’s almost like… hear me out… this is an actual story?? With writing?? And themes?? Couldn’t be me. Gameplay is so funny too. My stats are normal, balanced, healthy—like a functioning adult. Then online I see other players with builds like: Strength: wet tissue (D–) Psyche: OFF THE SCALE (eldritch horror) Like bro how did you even PLAY like this?? Characters? Surprisingly deep, human, sometimes annoying in the right way. Raina likes me for no reason and Naomi stares at me like I’m an unsolved puzzle. 10/10 experience. Story? Actually well-written. Not horny bait, not fanservice bait, not trashy romance bait. J…

This Review assumes you are already familiar with Visual Novels and you just need a push in the right direction without spoilers. Uberich: Advent Sinners Book 1 is really cool but has multiple issues. The Gamepad Support is really unresponsive and sluggish, which has a negative impact on the feedback regarding the buttons you press. And speaking of Buttons, for whatever Reason the game didn't name its save and load buttons instead its just arrows who go up and down. And if you are like me, it's not that unlikely that you accidentally loaded a save instead of saving it. The Animations of the Text and the Dialog boxes are also really stiff, it would really have benefit from something like lets call it "in between animations" to make it overall more fluid. Also the Narrative tends to be confusing it gives sometimes the Impression of, that youre missing another game or another book how Uberich calls it that introduces the world and its characters to the player. It gives on one hand sometimes the impression that is done by design because two major characters are suffering to some degree from amnesia. But at the same time it throws sometimes names and lore terms at you and don't e…

An intriguing visual novel with solid lore, interesting characters, and a promising story. I’m looking forward to the upcoming episodes.

Uberich: Advent Sinners is an ambitious narrative-driven visual novel that blends psychological mystery, science fiction, supernatural phenomena, romance, conspiracy, and character drama into a remarkably large fictional universe. Developed by NBDR Games and published by XD, JAST, and NBDR Games, it follows Joe Castleton, a young man whose seemingly ordinary existence begins unraveling when paranormal incidents expose disturbing gaps in his past. What starts as a personal mystery soon grows into something much larger, involving secret organizations, unusual powers, scientific experiments, forgotten memories, and events whose consequences stretch far beyond Joe himself. Joe works well as the central character because the player discovers the truth alongside him. He cannot properly remember events from two years earlier, leaving both his history and relationships surrounded by uncertainty. His former girlfriend Raina Summers becomes an important connection to that missing past, while encounters with characters such as Annie Alois Schultz and Chava Fon gradually reveal that powerful forces have taken an interest in him. Even apparently small discoveries, including realizing that some…

Every day I see a new SOLO developer setting extraordinary new standards for every videogame genre out there. First time I played a VN like this (yes, even before FATE) and absolutely loved it. Art is amazing, voice acting is amazing, story is amazing and soundtrack follows suit. The biggest "No No" for me was the fact that a 12 year old girl is a romance path for the MC which is 20 years old. You can ignore it and pursue the rest of the amazing cast that it offers, but one has to wonder why it was even created in that way. Why not create like a Nanako and Yu sibling relationship, or even (if it was crucial she was an option) making her 18+? Just found it extremely weird and will be subject to a review change if not something that will be explained or changed in the future. There are some "holes" in the profiles for example, one of the characters [spoiler] Chava [/spoiler] being 21 years old but in another profile claiming that someone has known them for 24 years ???? Kinda long but I try to be as honest as possible. Amazing potential and hope to see future positive news from the game.

One of the best written visual novel out there 2025 Awesome suspense, story writing and a fine touch of musical atmosphere