3 Days in Another World

Got his game because I liked the artwork. Visually it is pretty good but there is no voicing and the story is pretty poor. Probably worth the price for some but for me I could bring myself to keep playing.

If I was to sum up my 3 Days In Another World in one word that word would be disappointing. The story is bland and uninteresting, as are it's characters. It ends before it feels like it's really had time to begin and there is no character growth with the cast. The music is obnoxious. The art is AI generated and inconsistent. This causes the game to lack visual cohesion and feel very slapped together. The translation isn't the best and some lines and prompts are not translated. There are a multitude of different paths you can take through the game leading to different endings, but why bother when everything is so bland and uninteresting. This game is the equivalent of a chef creating a meal with no flavor. I understand they are only asking $2.79 for this game, but at the same time, if you want people to spend money on your game it needs to be a game worth spending money on and 3 Days In Another World is not. The lack luster story and characters, visual inconsistency and awful music leave this game feeling like it was just quickly slapped together and thrown out the door to try and make a quick buck. There are better free games on Steam and much, much, much better paid games worthy o…

The artworks are good but the story is bad and irrelevant. IDK, i would say this is a meh game. Could have been better. Not Recommended for now!!!

3 Days in Another World, developed and published by Myriad, positions itself as a narrative-driven isekai experience that blends visual novel storytelling with light simulation elements. Built around the familiar premise of being transported into an unfamiliar realm, the game attempts to capture the intrigue and emotional tension of waking up in a strange world governed by unknown rules. From the outset, it leans heavily into anime-inspired aesthetics and character presentation, clearly targeting players who enjoy stylized storytelling and character-focused narratives. While its premise carries clear potential, the overall execution reveals a mixture of ambition and uneven delivery. The story centers on a protagonist who suddenly finds themselves in a mysterious alternate world, confronted with circumstances that are at once fantastical and restrictive. The “three days” framework provides a built-in sense of urgency, implying limited time to influence events or shape relationships. This structure suggests meaningful choice and branching consequences, and the game does incorporate decision points that affect dialogue and outcomes. However, while the concept promises tension and com…

Bad

waste of money and time feels like a 2nd grader tried writing this dogass of a story