Love all you have left

Love all you have left

Attila D. · 2017 · Indie, Casual, Visual Novel

PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About Love all you have left

Psychological thriller set at the Eastern-Front during World War II.
You'll be Simon, a young Hungarian man, who's only task is to get home in one piece. You'll face your worst fears and dilemmas in your entire life, and it's up to you, how you solve them. Will you perish...? No... They have something else in mind.

  • 5 possible endings
  • 15-20 hours of length
  • 92.000~ words


For a walktrough with spoilers, click the "View the manual" on the store page.


Special thanks for my friends: Skaen, jam, Auntie and Sonny.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Nov 3, 2017
Pros: -That unique sense of Hungarian pessimism -That unique sense of dejected Eastern European acceptance of all the bad things that happen in life -Sick cripple references -Yeah... haha... Cons: What on earth is going on? All aboard Salad's rocket powered ruse cruise!
14 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 5, 2019
Nagyon jó lett közlegény...khmmmmmmmmm....
4 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 5, 2019
Nagyon tetszik, mert nincs benne battle royale
4 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 27, 2018
Pros: The hungarian WW2 perspective provides a refreshingly different setting and atmosphere compared to most current VN's. Fairly interesting main centered around the protagonist and his fragile mind, with mystery elements and stuff to speculate about. Low price. Choices feel meaningfull, but some clearly have more direct impact on the story. Mixed: Music that fits the perpetually bleak mood amongst the characters. . Matching sprite and background artstyle. Routes/endings each provide something new to the story, although they share certain segments The "true" route, if you may call it that, could have lasted a bit longer and revealed a bit more. Cons: As it is clearly a small indie project, it naturally lacks in a couple departments. Being few in number and all piano based, the music pieces ends up getting rather repetitive. Art generally could use more polish. A bit more spell-checking would be nice. On occasion it's not entirely clear what message a textline tries to tell the reader. Sometimes gender pronouns are switched (he/she).
4 found this helpful

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