Saiko no sutoka no shiki

Personal Rating: Slightly Negative (40%) I wanted to give this a positive review, but I can't. This would maybe be a good game... if it stood on it's own. But because it's a SnS spinoff, I can't take the game as a single piece of art. The game takes pretty much nothing from the original Saiko no Sutoka, aside from the Main Characters. The hide and seek mechanics are pretty much the same, and the gameplay is very similar to SnS. But it's a completely different storyline. You're in some kind of forest, Saiko is a zombie for... whatever reason. And Yui is the one chasing you. (it doesn't make sense, she's not even in the base game) If this was like the aftermath of the main game, then it would be acceptable, but this is some alternate universe, only with the same characters.

It's for times like this i feel like living. Doesn't matter if i die, if i get kidnapped or tortured. What matters is that the cute little yandare girl is next to me. I couldn't care less if she kidnapped every family member of mine. I can imagine her arms hugging me around my neck. I wish i got backscratches by her gorgeous hands. I could bleed out in the forest but as long as she is next to me. Her cherry red hair brushing against my head. I wish i could reproduce with her. And then i woke up and started crying, 9.5/10

yes

First off I wanna say if you didn't play the first game you should totally go play that one first. But if you did then I totally recommend this one, this game is a lot more easier than the first game by a longshot in my opinion. Theres a new villain in this game, I wish the game gave more info on her back round, but whatever. In this game Saiko is actually here to help you instead of working against you, but it's complicated cause she's a zombie now that has missing limbs so you have to find her body parts around the map. Saiko will help you against the new villain, but she is pretty useless without some of her limbs. The levels are easy to pass though if you just look at the guides.

Janky gameplay, unpredictable stability, and wild story. Pretty good game all things considered once you get past the bugs.

I believe this game, despite it's flaws, to still be a grand experience if you can look past the inconveniences. It's one of those games where you either click with it, or you don't. It's entirely possible to 100%, but the game REALLY tests that for the last few achievements.