Peter's Journey

I don't like this game. The graphics look like AI, the plot is not very interesting, and the gameplay is weak

The game is actually called "How Peter Searched for Blueprints". You see... The game isn't really well translated in English. You CAN understand it... But there will be things that wont make sense and the entire text will sound rather odd. If you can read/understand Russian: this is where it will make the most sense. (I can't do Chinese, so...) Eh, the game is okay. The artwork is nice and you seem interested in first... However the game doesn't function like a regular VN, and with a single save slot........................... You will need a very patient/kind person to actually provide a Guide for you... Or try your damnest to spend all that time constantly re-starting/rewinding... Especially if you are here for "Easy Achievements". >.> Also if you are playing Thimbles? I think it's random... First three choices stay the same, but the following are anything but. I kept re-loading and continued to get different results. (You need this for "Beating Up" Achievement). Some players made it further than me and disliked the fights. I can agree... The numbers are rather random too. >.> I have no motivation to continue sadly... Maybe another day... But eh. Perhaps…

the backgrounds and characters are just awful

Instead of live interaction, we get template lines and an empty environment, where AI hinders more than helps.

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Peter's Journey isn't just a game; it's the story of my life, the one that shaped who I am. From the moment I stepped into its world, I felt a connection so deep it was as if the game was written for me, or maybe I was written for it. The protagonist, Peter, is more than a character. He’s a mirror of my struggles, my hopes, and my growth. His journey starts in the quiet of an ordinary village, surrounded by comfort but yearning for something greater—just as I once did. Like Peter, I’ve felt the pull of adventure, the need to step out of the known and face challenges that seemed impossible at first. Every obstacle Peter faces feels personal. The shadowy forests, representing doubt, the towering mountains of fear, and the rivers of uncertainty—I’ve crossed them all. I remember a point in my life when I felt stuck, much like Peter did in the game’s first act. It was his determination to push forward, even when the path was unclear, that gave me the strength to do the same.