BETA-SIXDOUZE

Mecha VN + vivid art/music + cute characters = Gundam like VN with focus on characters. Sequel to Alpha Nighthawk, but can be read as stand alone. Fully voiced and grab the 18+ patch. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/] Follow our curator for similar games [/url][/h1]

A sequel to Alpha-Nighthawk. I already finished this game in japanese so just boosting the steam version with a review. It completes all of the storylines begun in the prequel, making a satisfying dylogy without any loose threads hanging, Same as ALPHA, this game has the romance of the old robot sci-fi and a nice worldbuilding with allusions to historical events. And furries. In addition to the main characters there are other couples, and everyone has their chunk of cute romantic moments. The main mystery and climax are decent, and a nice techno opening from RITA playing during the emotional moments adds to the epic mecha mood. Both this and the prequel was translated by the same team: they do good and natural-flowing dialogues without compromising on the original meaning, so no questions for them. All in all, a short, nicely translated, moving schi-fi mecha game. Buy it to support localizing more Liar-soft :)

The R18+ patch didn't work.

Beta Sixdouze is a great followup to the first game. All the setup comes together in a very satisfying way and the work has a lot of dank references to classic science fiction. While the cast wasn't quite as fun as the predecessor, I really liked the bromance between the Yosuke and Jean, and getting to see cameos of characters from the original was always great. The pacing is still snappy with just enough slice of life, exposition and plot twists to feel balanced and easy to read. Beta-Sixdouze, together with Alpha-Nighthawk, both have a lot of love put into them, and I'd really recommend them to anyone who is interested in VNs and scifi.

I recently played BETA-SIXDOUZE, and while I loved it overall, there were a few areas that fell short of my expectations. As a big fan of the predecessor ALPHA-NIGHTHAWK, I was excited to see how this new installment would measure up. One of the standout features of the game was the story. It was emotionally compelling, engaging, and kept me on the edge of my seat. The setting was unique and interesting, and the characters were well-developed. The narrative twists and turns kept me interested until the very end, and it was a real pleasure to experience. The event scenes were also enjoyable, though they weren't quite as exciting as the predecessor. While they were well-executed, they lacked the same level of intensity and impact that I had come to expect from the series. I'm glad they kept the scenes quite vanilla even if they could have done some messed up stuff. I'm glad they didnt. Even though they could have been more interesting, like in the first game. One area where the game fell slightly short of my expectations was the art style. While the visuals were still well-done, they lacked the unique and striking design of the previous game. The character designs were modern and …

BETA-SIXDOUZE is a science-fiction visual novel developed by Liar-soft and published by Shiravune. Set within the larger STX-SF universe, the game delivers an ambitious narrative that combines classic mecha fiction, space opera drama, and emotional character storytelling. Rather than relying solely on large-scale battles and futuristic spectacle, it focuses on the people caught in the middle of an extraordinary crisis, creating an experience that is both intimate and expansive. The story unfolds in a future where humanity lives under the shadow of an enigmatic object known as Consuelo, a colossal rose-like structure suspended in space that threatens the survival of civilization. Against this backdrop, players follow Yosuke Hakone, a young pilot haunted by the reputation of his family and the burden of a controversial legacy. His assignment to operate the powerful Battle-SHEEP Sura alongside the mysterious Hanaco becomes the catalyst for a journey filled with danger, self-discovery, and difficult choices. The narrative uses its science-fiction setting not merely as decoration but as a framework for exploring themes of guilt, redemption, responsibility, and the search for meaning. …