Natsuno-Kanata: Beyond Summer

[h1]Slow-paced post-apocalyptic adventure game where the biting loneliness that comes with living in a dying world is about as much of a threat to the heroine's well-being as the pandemic that's killing humanity in the first place[/h1] Natsuno-Kanata's rogue-lite gameplay is not really engaging enough to hold the game up on its own. You will run out of new areas to explore pretty quickly, and the management of hunger and defeating enemies is easy enough that you'll never be challenged. Thankfully it's only one side of the game. The other side, and the core of the game really, is Natsuno-Kanata’s excellent narrative episodes which dig into the characters and the world they live in, without ever giving [i]too much[/i] away and ruining the mysterious atmosphere of the game. I kind of wish there was more done with the text prompter in these sections, but when it is used it usually is pretty effective. The game goes by slowly, but it's very deliberate in its pacing, and you'll be finding out interesting things from episode 1. Character episodes can slow things down a bit at times, but they're also pretty good, so I recommend reading them as well – especially the ones that unlock after…

Excellent

Im buy this game but uknown story need update to English patch

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