The Light at the End of the Ocean

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34294631/] Follow Far2close - Visual Novel Playthroughs Curator Page [/url] The Light at the End of the Ocean Developer: Jane Titor Publisher: Jane Titor [b]Pros:[/b] 1. The story is a unique mixture of mystery and pain, how each character has a large purpose guiding the main character through the mysterious place. 2. The characters are all presented in an interesting way in the beginning, just going by who they are instead of their names until later on such as Guest, Keeper, Archivist. 3. The characters all have a smooth interaction with each other, despite their differences, their conversations feel very natural. 4. The characters all have very unique personalities greatly matching their characters such as the Keeper being a mild speaking straight forward person, the Guest being unsure of their origins until later, and the Archivist being a beam of light, making things lively and fun. 5. The minor characters are used to help give the major characters some background to who they are, which is a nice use of them, despite their minimal usage. 6. The poem at the start and end of the game is a very nice touch as it adds a bit to the eerine…

A short, well-written visual novel with multiple routes and interesting characters. Good for a rainy afternoon or a cozy evening.

Note: I completed the entire game in about 30 minutes, and spent another 30 minutes to obtain all the achievements. As with all visual novels, your mileage will vary depending on your reading speed. The Light At The End Of The Ocean is a short visual novel that explores a light mystery about a shipwreck survivor. The surface story has enough depth to be entertaining and not obvious while still wearing its narrative themes like a neon pink shirt. As a short experience, this visual novel offers enough substance to be worth a look if you are seeking a quick easy story that is still sufficiently poignant to exist in-between the gap of deep introspection and turning your brain completely off. Pros: * A cute and surprisingly intricate art style that services and meshes well with the narrative. The artist/writer put time and thought into designing their characters art and it shows. * A simple standard and functional interface that should be familiar to anyone who has ever read a visual novel. * A short, well-paced story that lasts long enough to tell its tale without overstaying its welcome. * Good transitions between scenes. I was especially impressed with a specific fade transition…

I didn't read anything ahead of time of what this was about so while surprisingly (but not disappointingly) dark, I really enjoyed it. Took me about an hour and a half to beat, and another 30 minutes to skip through to get the good ending.

A beautiful yuri story full of rainy melancholy. Well, the ending is satisfying! It's sad to see this game is so low in popularity. Please give it a chance!