Invisible Apartment Zero

Invisible Apartment Zero can be completed in 15-20 minutes, and three playthroughs will reveal all the endings. So, be aware of that before spending 6 bucks on it. With that said though, this was a decent development story which gives you a bit of background as to why the events in the series take place. The graphics are decent,story is decent, audio is decent. Honestly, as far as things go, this visual novel is just barely above average. Is it worth your time? If you plan to play the other games in the series....yes. If not, this is an easy one to pass up on. I personally would recommend playing the first game, which is free, and decide based on that whether or not you would like to dive in deeper and give this game a go. Invisible Apartment Zero was not really memorable, but it was okay as far as world development goes. I'd give this a 5.5 out of 10. Just barely above average and something to look at only if you are really interested in the complete series. [code]If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, it would be appreciated. Cheers. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/[/code]

This is an okay visual novel. The story and artstyle are rather unique, wasn't too fond of the music though, and nothing about it was really outstanding to me, it also didn't feel like choices really mattered other than immediately leading to a death end at times, there's no arcs/butterfly effect, just right or wrong (game over) choice basically. Eventhough this isn't really a bad visual novel, for the price it's being sold for, I can't really recommend it.

Like I said on my review of the first chapter, the interface of this VN doesn’t match its atmosphere. It’s too simple, and to be really honest, kinda annoying (the text box is basically transparent, and the letters are plain white. It’s hard to read stuff sometimes)… But anyway, leaving that technical detail aside. The writing doesn’t make much sense in a few scenes; like on the beginning, with Joel [spoiler]being taken away[/spoiler]. It felt too rushed, I barely had time to fully understand what was happening. It’s a short VN, and like other people said here, the choices are basically just “right” and “wrong”. The ending was pretty dull too. The art style was ok, BG was good, and BGM was pretty nice. Characters are quite plain tho, I couldn’t feel sympathy for any of them (not even Kacey). 3/10. It’s too expensive for what it’s offering, get it only on a good sale if you really liked the first game. Overall, I simply don’t recommend this VN, but I’ll keep reading the next chapters to see if things will get better. The concept is interesting, I just think it needs a bit more of effort on the writing and character development part.

Some how I can not load save games, and this story seems to have only one good path and a couple of bad endings. Spend over half my game speed reading or clicking through text I have read in the past. For a game said to be the prequel about hacking, the gameplay revolves around doing what you are told to by an insider helping you. I thought there would be more gameplay based on hacking, or finding information that I could then use later or in second run throughs of the game.

It's really short but it makes sense to Invisible Apartment

Bad