Bound Between Desks

Review: I can't find any ending and it just sacrificing yourself to live a lies beneath the darkness that they encounter many times. The plot can't manage the handling out the invincibility thoughts that can triggered themselves from fearing entities, and it feel can adjust their tone of the characters unsteadily to harm and joking around the curiosity mindless itself of portraying the visual novel thriller. Very disappointing game, but there's more problem — game bug's. When I reopen this game, it automatically crash the game and it simply uninstalled to reinstalled again once. That's it and it complete failed me with this game and very angers me instantly. Music & Audio — 61 Gameplay — 30 Game Compatibility — 24 Story Visual/Dynamics — 58

Good game with potential, the story is interesting but the dialogues are sometimes a bit too long in my opinion. Original ending too to have all the achievements. Give it a try if you have a few hours to spare it's free !

Bound Between Desks is a really interesting visual novel because it starts with such an ordinary school setting before slowly making everything feel much less normal. I liked the contrast between everyday classes and the strange events happening underneath the surface. The more time I spent exploring the school, the more I started wondering which characters I could actually trust and what was really going on. The gameplay is mostly focused on reading conversations, exploring different parts of the school and making choices that influence the story. I enjoyed this because the characters are not just there to move the plot forward. Building relationships and earning someone's trust can affect how later scenes develop, so I found myself paying closer attention to what I was saying rather than simply clicking through every conversation. The mystery is easily the strongest part for me. The school looks completely normal at first, but forgotten corners, strange events and supernatural hints gradually make it feel much more unsettling. I liked how the game slowly blurs the line between normal school life and something much stranger. That approach creates a nice sense of curiosity becaus…

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It's Alright, A Good Story But The Game Needs Polishing