Dal Segno

Oh great. A government getting involved with happiness levels. Not a good sign. It has decent writing until it gets to when Atsuya has to select a nominee for the pageant. That is when nearly every other sentence becomes sloppily written. There's (is) birds. Wrong! There are birds. The word 'birds' is plural. This visual novel has interesting characters and concepts, but the story falls flat. I couldn't get the patch to work, so no adult scenes for me. A boring 6 out of 10.

my personal opinion, this VN was good enough to killing ur time or u was seek a light plot with good art MC isn't outstanding but i appreciate his friend (yamato) he was kind and conversation fun around him (he like suginami if u play D.C).

Cute game, all the girls are adorable.

Game crashes to desktop on launch or 2 minutes later. *Wanted to test if it work on new pc

Dal Segno is a cliched and simple yet sweet story about finding happiness. This novel has a great cast of characters with really developed quirks even if some of them are way out there. The five love interests can be summed up as an Ojou-san, a Demon Lord, an Ai, a schizophrenic, and an Alabama syndrome. Now although every characters besides the PC have really strong personalities, it felt as if that was the extent of who they were which did not make me feel closer to them in the end. Although the main theme of Dal Segno is searching for happiness I only really felt that in the Bonus Ame route while the rest of the routes were more focused on the heroine and a random mental issue that pops up due to a lack of communication. Of course after such random issue happens it gets solved after learning the powers of talking about your problems. Even though the plots were simplified they were all still a good read except for Noeri route which I think was just poorly written and her mental issues just straight made me hate her as a character. The story being the main focus of Dal Segno doesnt take away from the great art work and the nice soundtrack. I think that for such an old novel it is…

It's easy to not like this game because it makes some big mistakes that tank most VN. There is however a good story behind the hurdles, so to keep this simple, I'd advise anyone interested in doing the following; read up to the invitation ceremony, skip the entire pageant arc until you've made your final decision, and then see the worth of the game. For bonus effect, call yourself Alex Mason and get ready to rave about the numbers. Now about those hurdles... I'll quickly talk about the art first because there isn't much to say. It's not the best, especially for a priced title like this, but the focus seems to have been on quantity rather than quality. I think the quantity more or less makes up for the lack of the other, but that might be a problem for others. This is a very standard VN in terms of decision-making. You'll almost completely forget you can make decisions in this game, and once you do, all you're doing is visiting someone more often than others, and then getting a route. With the lack of decisions, your character boils down to someone who "makes a mountain out of a molehill", probably to pad out the time. If you have a problem with nervous/shy player characters, you…