好久不见 - Long Time No See

Another Chinese FMV with a mystery story. You play as Yu Kaijie, a middle-aged man who received an invitation to a class reunion, meeting up with his classmates in a villa owned by one of them. Little does he know that the villa will turn out to be a crime scene, and one of the guests is the killer.. or maybe more. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919015249 There are multiple choices and eight endings. You could investigate rooms and question people, and collect clues. You could skip scenes without losing the clues or choices, and you can choose to jump to any scene you want from the map in case you want to change the choice or check other rooms. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919015075 The acting is good, it felt like watching a movie. I didn't like the English subtitles though, some of the words are connected to each other, and having the font in white is a big mistake, it needs a dark background behind it to be able to read well. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919012650 Pros: +Interesting story. +Choices and consequences. +Good soundtracks. +Interesting characters. +Good game length. +Multiple endings…

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[i]A school reunion gone wrong.[/i] Long Time No See is a fantastic mystery game where we somewhat play as an invisible detective watching all the chaos occurs, but mainly we follow Yu Kaijie.... who is a flawed individual that much I would spoil. But still, an interesting character no less where we help him pick out clues to find out who the killer is or we help our best friend to steal...whoops, I got to stop myself before I spoil anything. As a person with dyslexia and only knows English (so far), it was nice to have the option to rewind and unwind scenes with a timestamp which help act like a detective in case we missed any dialogues or clues. I wish more FMV does something like this, a very useful tool to skip or rewind to where we want it to be. I also love the quality of the security camera perspective as well as everything to the acting, props, and endings we get, and all of that for a good price, seriously there is nothing but praise I have for this game. You know a game is good if you played it all in one go, at least in my case where I played it in the evening and finish it in the morning after, (not without some sleep of course). I can't recommend this enough, it …

Even though the devs made this game playable in English, I still can't make myself recommending this game. - Locaction for for changing the subtitles to english doesnt make sense. - Sometimes the English sub titles they forgot to add spaces between words. - Some cutscenes are very long (11 minutes without any choice in the middle of the game). - Subtitles show up for a very short amount of times sometimes, even sometimes less than 2 sec when theres a total of 4 full lines of text. In general it just feels low budget compared to every other FMV i played. Its cheap, but not sure if its worth it. - If you tab out of the game window, the video pauses.

Long Time No See takes the interactive-movie concept and builds a compact mystery around crime, suspicion, survival, and the consequences of player decisions. Developed by SleepwalkStudio and 橙光游戏, with 橙光游戏 serving as publisher, the game follows Yu Kaijie, a frustrated middle-aged man who attends a class reunion with his friend Ma Zhigao. Their intentions are far from innocent, as the pair plan to use the gathering as an opportunity to rob the safe of a wealthy former classmate. Their seemingly straightforward scheme collapses when the peaceful villa unexpectedly becomes an isolated crime scene, forcing Yu to worry less about money and more about surviving long enough to understand what has happened. The most distinctive element is its FMV presentation. Rather than relying on conventional 3D exploration or animated visual-novel characters, the story unfolds primarily through filmed performances. The player watches events develop and intervenes when important decisions appear. This creates an experience closer to controlling the direction of a crime movie than playing a traditional role-playing game. Its Steam classifications cover adventure, casual, indie, and RPG, while its tags…

the atmosphere created is good, and the plot is moderate.