Necrobarista

[h1]Necrobarista[/h1] [h2]-Overview:[/h2] N/A [h2]-The Good:[/h2] N/A [h2]-The Bad:[/h2] N/A [h2]-The... Confused?[/h2] N/A [h2]-Closing Remarks:[/h2] Necrobarista is not a video game; not by my standards at least. Thusly, I cannot review it as one. What it is, however, is a fascinating story about life and death. If you expect gameplay, you will be let down, as there is no player choice, no actions you can take, nothing except experiencing the story. This is not a bad thing, as the story is phenomenal. If you put aside your expectations, and go in with an open mind, there is a very high likelihood you will be a noticeably different person by the end. Can I guarantee you'll enjoy it? No. Some stories aren't for everyone, and it doesn't make you dumb for not resonating with them. If you want to fully take in this story, my only advice is to not expect a video game. With a clear and open mind, I truly hope Necrobarista can touch your psyche the same way it touched mine.

A kino better than cinema

Interesting 3D visual novel with great presentation

If I wanted to read a book I'd go to the library and read one for free, not pay 17€ to read on a gaming pc. 0 gameplay, cute animation, it is just a visual novel without even options.

boring

10/10 Reminded me to water my mother's plants In all seriousness if you are into stories about death and grief then this is for you. The story isn't that long but as a busy adult I appreciate short games more and more as time goes on. The higher production value side stories are excellent, but the text based side content didn't give me much and I felt like they broke the pace somewhat. (With the exception of the three part story Billiards, that one moved me) The soundtrack is excellent if not very extensive. Overall highli recommend this game