Saint Maker - Horror Visual Novel

I played YangYang Mobile’s first game, The Letter: A Horror Visual Novel and absolutely loved it. It was so creepy, the tension and mystery were high and there were fabulous different endings. Thus, when I found out about Saint Maker, I was intrigued. However, I initially read reviews and saw people were complaining that the game wasn’t as long and didn’t feature as much horror. I was confused because this was obviously a different game and it never said it was going to be a clone. Eventually, a sale came around and I picked it up and I am so glad I did! The characters are really interesting and the game featured awesome ways to slowly learn each of their backstories and how it got them all in this one location today. There were freaky moments and sweet, but heartbreaking, moments. Unlike The Letter, this game does not feature branching paths, but that does not do this game a disservice. There is the ending and then there is a further section added to the ending if you choose the right choices in your friendship with the other girl. I got the full ending on my first playthrough. I would absolutely recommend this game if you enjoy well-crafted visual novels. Sometimes it’s nice t…

I first seen The Letter game of them, when searching for a good locally made horror visual novel game, but it didn't really interest me that much as this one (Saint Maker) does. I instantly fell inlove with the plot/ story of this game that I am searching for. What I love from the Game: - The main plot/story (instantly hooked ,plus its horror genre) - The voiceovers - the visuals/sprites Now, after i finish playing this game, there are some features that would've made the game a little better while playing it. First, is the consequences after a choice has been made. The only worry i have with it is that most of the time the choices you've made just don't happen or the mc just ignores it lol. Kinda frustrating when it happens. -That one scene when she founds out the truth? and then got a flashback again from her sister, but this time the box is full of church items. I think that scene is great because i just learned that those are really not her sister but in that scene, the choices are just repeating. I just hope in that scene we had another set of choices maybe even something not Holly to say but to what to think and in this scene, if we …

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Saint Maker is fairly creepy, slow-burn ghost story that stays engaging for the whole of its runtime. This is a shorter VN, so it's not a huge investment of time for a good story with interesting characters. Be prepared for HEAVY themes of guilt and grief. I don't know how much replayability this has, but it's definitely worth playing through at least once. Recommended.

Saintmaker Review After finishing Saintmaker, I came away with mixed feelings. On one hand, it is a well-written and emotionally mature horror visual novel that respects both its themes and its audience. On the other hand, it feels more like a short horror novella than a fully-fledged visual novel experience, especially when compared to Yangyang Mobile's previous title, The Letter. What Saintmaker Does Well Writing This is unquestionably the game's strongest aspect. The social interactions feel grounded, authentic, and believable. Characters speak and behave like actual people. Customs, relationships, and personal struggles are portrayed with nuance. The story itself is well written and thematically coherent. While the overall storyline is kind of small, the writing extracts a good amount of emotional weight from it. The ending feels complete. The game says what it wants to say and reaches a conclusion without overstaying its welcome. Audio and Voice Acting The audio production is above average throughout. Voice acting is consistently solid and helps sell both the emotional moments and the atmosphere. The soundtrack and ambient audio match the game's tone. User Interface …

At first i thought this was another psychological horror set around haunted convent. But truth to be told I wasn't expecting the twist in the story. So you see, the convent itself isn't haunted but there is a magical barriers that mixed reality and fiction. This can only happens if your mind is broken enough and you start to see hallucinations and it led into a spiral of madness. That's what Saint Maker is here to see. But the most important thing, this is a yuri horror so it's quite unexpected