A Midnight Village Story

I'm not really sure if A Midnight Village Story is an asset flip. Some elements of this game certainly make it seem like the developer put some effort into assembling some kind of original here. On the other hand, a lot of the game assets don't seem like they were created by the developer, but they haven't credited any asset creators for supplying assets, which might be a case of plagiarism. Really, this looks a lot like a bunch of low poly/cartoony/anime assets (characters possibly done with a simple character generator), dumped onto Unreal's third person blueprint with a minimal effort expended in (badly) writing some dialogue. Of course we need to give the benefit of the doubt... regardless, asset flip or not, the quality here is indistinguishable from many asset flip/cash grab scams, and that's a problem in itself. And if the developer really did create all these assets by hand instead of taking someone else's work and putting their own name on it (unethical), what a waste of time that was. You run around a village/forest environment and talk to NPCs, that's pretty much the sole scope and ambition of this low effort shovelware. This game has been translated from some ot…

I like the art design of the game. Pretty cool.

It's an ok game, but there minor issues which it can be fixed right away. The storyline is good at all and it's a first time for this game company made an open world sandbox to walk around. I should leave some guides in case if any have trouble with the minor issues which you will enjoy the game better for performance and experience.

Unfortunately, as soon as I loaded into the game it started severely lagging whenever I tried to move or look around making the choppy and unenjoyable to play. Exiting the beginning house was a task in itself, I couldn't open the door easily as there was no ability to interact with it other than pushing through by sheer force. Interaction with the NPC's was out of the question, as there was no way to interact even when pressing the designated button. This could be a nice game but it needs a lot of review and work to make a better experience for players.

Yay

A Midnight Village Story is a compact indie adventure built around an appealingly strange idea: moving to a remote village where midnight never seems to end. Developed and published by Gaia, the game places atmosphere, character interaction, exploration, and mystery ahead of complicated mechanics. Its mixture of casual adventure, visual-novel-style storytelling, light life-simulation elements, comedy, fantasy, and supernatural themes creates an experience that feels intentionally peculiar. Instead of immediately presenting the village as dangerous, it invites players to settle into its unusual lifestyle before gradually revealing how many secrets are hiding beneath its quiet exterior. Players control Kurosuke, a newcomer who has arrived in Midnight Village and has twelve days to experience life among its residents. Being an outsider gives the story a natural excuse for exploration and conversation. Almost everyone is unfamiliar, so approaching villagers and asking questions becomes an important part of understanding the setting. The limited twelve-day structure also gives the adventure a sense of direction. Rather than presenting an enormous simulation meant to continue indefinite…