Siren's Call: Free Beta Edition

gg

Fantastic story with a lovely cast of characters, Judith my queen fr.

Meh e-e

The prologue was slow, until meeting [i]wonderful, delightful, gorgeous[/i] Violet - and after that the real story starts, surprisingly gripping. Essentially, after one round of flat goodbyes you have to go through it again but this time with feelings. Ashton (the former bully) I really liked. Andi (sporty girl) much less so, because her confrontation is [spoiler]her throwing ableist insults at you and acting like anyone who can't do a hundred push-ups is going to get killed in college[/spoiler]. Emil (eternal number two) I also didn't enjoy, [i]his[/i] confrontation was twenty irl minutes of [spoiler]him trying to convince MC he doesn't actually want to go to college[/spoiler]. Judith (in love with MC) was nuanced enough to be likeable, and Violet was perfect from beginning to end. Chatting with her on the beach was the most fun I ever had in a visual novel, and her theme of wanting to be alone for once despite the illness (I'm... not explaining it very well) was really interesting, although it was only explored shortly at the end. I didn't like the epilogue (part 2) much though. It drags on forever with useless scenes, every conversation is ten lines longer than it needs to, an…

UwU

After the first "day," you'll find that this isn't a dating simulator, but a different type of visual novel entirely. In the next few "days," you'll learn that there's a lot to find out about you (the MC) and all your friends with events that happened before Siren's Call. You'll also love the music and all the characters. The characters all bring a unique personality to the story and you'll enjoy your interactions with them as you read through the VN and you'll sometimes want to just let the music play in the background as you do something else.