Hello Charlotte EP2: Requiem Aeternam Deo

English is not my first language so im sorry for any spelling mistakes. All of the eps of this game were truly an amazing experience for me. it went with me for a long time and for some reason i got really connected with everything about it - the psychology, the story and the characters - all absolutly amazing. i sincerly reccomand trying it out, this game is an absolute hidden gem and should get far more attention! This is for the developer, they probablt wont read it nut i still want to support them. !!!!also contains spoilers!!! one of the things that stuck the most for me are the colors - how you said there that "people are born colorless' and are given colors by the people in their life" (might be with a different spelling). all of these games have been with me for such a long time and i still cant get enough of them. thank you for sharing this game, you added more shades of colors to my personality by doing so and i couldnt be happier! i adore these games and i hope it will get the attention it deserves <3

i have nothing but praises for this game some puzzle will be quite confusing at times but the story is very good let me warn you of something you will not understand all of the game after finishing the 2 episodes to get the full experience and understand everything you need to play the third episode i suggest you play that too since this game deserves to be finished and for you to enjoy the whole story and its very cheap this game is one of my favorites ever and im sure it will be yours too.

I love this game the story telling was on point as well

i dont understand anything but I love it

One of the best psychological horrors i ever played and the art style is just so unique and wonderful, although i will admit gameplay can be annoying and for some reasons sound gets glitchy sometimes but overall its 11/10 game

Hello Charlotte is one of my all time favorite RPGMaker game series, replaying them now has me appreciating the interesting writing quirks of etherane. The story of these games is like nothing else you can find and its filled with fun puzzles to keep you on your toes. Episode 1 feels a lot more like a traditional RPGMaker game at some points, even using a lot of premade assets at certain points, but the way this is weaved into the narrative is very well done and isnt too distracting. Whereas Episode 2 is wholly original and much longer than Episode 1, with more characters and multiple endings, it even includes a battle system this time around though it is a bit redundant and doesn't contribute too much outside of solidifying story elements and visual aspects of the game. If you enjoy Episode 1 you will very much enjoy Episode 2, definitely pick this up.