

Rainbow Sea
paochanz · 2024 · Choose Your Own Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Female Protagonist, Immersive Sim, Visual Novel
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About Rainbow Sea
Rainbow Sea is a multi-ending pixel-art visual novel based on the Japanese myth of the Seven Lucky Gods. It depicts a year in the life of a Human who was chosen as a candidate to become a god, living among the Seven Lucky Gods, who do not seem to open up much to her.You—as the Human—can explore the treasure ship and make choices to change the storyline.All twenty-two endings are true endings, and only you, the player, will be able to find what the real story hidden behind all of them is.
- Move around the treasure ship, setting off triggers by talking to the gods and examining objects on the ship.
- Events are triggered when certain conditions are met, such as the level of affection from the gods, the weather, and the time of day. In the events, you can make choices to change the story.
- Every real-life second counts as a minute in game, where you can be active from 6:00 AM to midnight. Note that if you are not eating or sleeping enough, you will fall asleep sooner than that.
- After one year, on New Year's Day, you will reach an ending, chosen depending on the events you have seen and your choices.
- It takes roughly two hours to complete a playthrough.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Rainbow Sea feels like an experiment in deconstructing something far larger until there's zero fat left. I enjoy and collect these sorts of heavily streamlined games, but if you're walking into this expecting a full-bodied creature in the form of a traditional VN or an RPGM point and click, you're going to be more than a little disappointed. This game has places to go (not with you, you're stuck on this ship) and people to see (unless it's raining.) Every day is a month and you only get twelve of them. Every real time second is a minute in-game and events will drain some arbitrary amount of time, as well as activities like cooking, fishing, and reading books. If you hate timers, this likely sounds stressful, but since all you've got to do is activate events, there's little worry about. The save slots are generous and include autosave. There's also a log, skip text, and a fast forward for time button, so even if you waste a day, it's no bother to go back and redo it. Writing-wise, this is a tame otome game. The protagonist is rational in her thoughts and (re)actions usually. She does brute force her way into quite a few hearts just by doing nothing or being too nice. Gods have low…47 found this helpful
I love the game so far! Beautiful art, interesting characters, and fun mechanics! Edit: I think it fixed itself, thank you if you did fix it though!8 found this helpful
[h1] Seven Lucky Gods and The Treasure Ship [/h1] This is a very interesting game based on the Japanese mythology the seven gods of fortune, its a nice modernized spin off of the gods themselves. What i did not like however that I was stuck in the treasure ship unable to go to land and the clock. It is half RPG, elements of farm and fishing, cooking and doing plenty of events. There are at least 3 endings for each god. Can be a little bit of a challenge if you are going for the achievements, there is no proper guide as of yet, i managed to get all all of them so it's not impossible. [b] Story: Daily life of gods of fortune [/b] You are a human and you can be a god if you prove yourself and become stronger within the year of staying on this ship. You can go on the route of each god, increase favor points and unlock story events, some events need you to do have favor with other gods too. Story is fantastical, mythological and some endings leave a bitter sweet taste on your mouth. What I like are the routes of Daikoku and Jurojin. This is a modernized version of the gods, each have their quirks and personality. Getting all their events unlocked was super fun and interesting. [b]…6 found this helpful
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