Lucy -The Eternity She Wished For-
Modern Visual Arts Laboratory · 2016 · Visual Novel, Anime, Story Rich, Dating Sim, Romance
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About Lucy -The Eternity She Wished For-
Play as a boy navigating a near-future world where you meet Lucy, an android unlike any other—one who feels, dreams, and experiences genuine emotion despite her artificial nature. This compelling visual novel explores profound moral dilemmas and the blurred line between humanity and consciousness through your choices and their emotional consequences.
Lucy -The Eternity She Wished For- is a Visual Novel, about a boy and an android. You play as the boy, who faces decisions and moral dilemmas in this near-future world. This is a story that has touched many hearts and continues to have a strong impact on those who partake in this compelling journey.
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Project Director / Scenario : S.R
Character CG / UI Design : Defender
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october 121 found this helpful
Liked it, but vn writers really have to chill out with true ending forcing you to start new games, glitching interface etc. Also Japanese voice replay is bugged, no matter how much you reinstall, tweak settings etc. voice replay tries to play Korean lines and errors out, so if you are looking for some language learning sentence mining material you might end up disappointed.1 found this helpful
I've been playing short visual novels lately, and I like this one! The story is heartwarming. If you liked ATRI, I think you'll like this one too!
[h3]QT-1[/h3] It’s too stereotypical for me. The name Lucy with all the connotations or flashing the Asimov’s three rights of robotics right there at the start. I’ve always been impressed how much he was able to convey with these three basic statements, but that was back in 1950 and now is now. Then, there’s the protagonist who is prejudiced against robots and finds the titular Lucy discarded on the scrapyard. He obviously, and despite his repeatedly proclaimed distrust for robots, takes Lucy home, she predictably turns out to be compatible with the USB chargers and an unavoidable slapstick scene of her imprinting on the protagonist as her master follows. At that point I’ve resigned myself to the narrative. And then the game crashed as I’ve tried to alt-tab to write this mess of a review down. [h3]EM-5[/h3] Lucy’s graphics are somewhere above decent but below great. The menus are pretty and nicely animated; the locations look excellent, there’s plenty of them, and they often appear in day and night variants as well. The characters’ design is as mid as they get, but they don’t stick out too much in windowed mode. On the other hand, full-screen is a crudely stretched low-res…
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Made me sad, would crack the robot
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