One day after the snow and wind
灵虚之幽 · 2022 · Visual Novel, Minimalist, LGBTQ+, Female Protagonist, Interactive Fiction
PC
9 user reviews33% · 9
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About One day after the snow and wind
**About This Work**
This is a short visual novel with a runtime of only about ten minutes.The story takes place in a future world set in a parallel universe. After a series of global pandemics and nuclear wars, the Earth's population has drastically declined. The surviving humans have spontaneously formed communities and live in a manner similar to primitive societies.On a certain morning after a snowstorm, Kalinda wakes up from her sleep and opens her eyes to find her partner smiling at her…“Good morning.”**Controls**
- **Right Mouse Button** — Return- **Left Mouse Button / Enter Key** — Advance to the next line- **Ctrl Key** — Fast Forward**About the Author**
- Author's Bilibili ID: 灵虚之幽What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a pretty rough one, the textboxes don't line up sometimes and the scene transitions are all wonky and the pronouns get messed up from time to time. Judging by the Chinese reviews this isn't just an english problem and the game is just like that. Overall reading between the jankiness the story is somewhat interesting. It's certainly an interesting world to spend 10 minutes in and it feels like the game wants to be more about the world than the characters. I wish there was an option between thumbs up and thumbs down because I can see what this is trying to do and I'm kinda charmed by it, but it's also just not a good experience and you have to fiddle with the backlog to actually read some of the sections of text. There's a charming amateurishness to it, but it feels like it'd be more at home on itch than steam. For what it's worth I don't regret reading this, it was nice. I just wish it was better put together.1 found this helpful
A tiny yuri about peaceful life in a post-apocalyptic world. After nearly destroying itself, humanity has apparently decided to take a little break from it. The story just describes fragments of daily life, memories, and history. It could be a nice cozy read if it didn't devolve into "personal happiness vs humanity reproduction" philosophy - I hate the ending scene.
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