Cerulean Days

I think the concept, setting, character design and arts are really cool. I wanted to loved this game, but I just couldn't bring myself to love the writing and the presentation for this game. For short, It felt kind of effortless?. I didn't intended to say that the person working behinds it isn't talented or anything but It just felt soulless? Coming from an Indie developer, I expected more love and care putting into more than this but the result is... underwhelming... Weirdly enough, Blue Archive (a mobile gacha game) is my base line for a good presentation in visual novels. When your game doesn't have such thing as the voice acting going on, at least you should consider some sprite animation/reaction or even some sound effects that would makes this game more bearable to me. Even Doki Doki Literature Club had more effort put together more than this. As I said this game had an interesting concept and setting but being written out in the most frustrating boring box of text I've ever seen. Many characters, sentences combined into a large wall of text, many words with a little meaning to them, it just felt really dry, I felt nothing while I'm reading this game. Also If you're go…

Another good one from Leaf, if you like his style. This one is the most developed, with a much bigger script. And you can expect a twist at mid-point, Leaf's style. I can't wait for his next project!

I remember seeing the reviews on steam before starting which made me skeptical but i like supporting indie devs and there good rep on kickstarters and the art looked good and gave it a shot it was a nice ride of a reveal that gave it a cozy feel while something was looming in the shadows especially in the social climate in Irne island, some things a bit short but it resolved itself fast. I only wished they added a gallery and a ost list after clearing it its nice

When i picked this game up at a local convention i got the chance to talk to both the developer and the artist who made this game happen. They were real nice people and it was nice to get a face attached to the random names in the credits, and for that alone i thank you. While this game is a bit of a mixed bag when it comes down to it, there are things that i genuinely like about it. Can't say it was the smoothes of rides but if they decided to make some kind of sequal i whould probaly check it out.

Cerulean Days is an EOLVN, is unvoiced, and does have an 18+ version (with 1 H-scene per route). I had some issues with the writing and a bit with the art, but I would recommend the VN to anyone interested in the premise of it as a multi-route mystery type of VN, especially if it can be grabbed at a discount, if you're able to look past some of its flaws I'll outline shortly. It is decently written, but it largely feels like it didn't have an editor of any kind as there are some odd phrasings, typos and grammatical errors that likely would've been caught by a second pair of eyes. It also has some issues with continuity that I don't think should happen in a plot driven novel. These issues should be caught and handled either by the scenario writer or the editor (if they exist). For instance, there are time inconsistencies throughout, but it is the worst in Severine's route - arguably fairly major spoiler: [spoiler] you spend 3 days in one location, 3 days in another, but when you return home you've "only been gone 3 days", 3+3=6. This is arguably a major plot point as it starts to strain credulity about their plan being able to work. [/spoiler] However, the VN is interesting in th…

good vn