Survivor's Notes

Survivor's Notes completely reshapes what an FMV game can be by fixing the single biggest flaw in the genre: pacing. Most FMV titles drag players down with endless exposition, flat dialogue, and tedious downtime, but this one cuts the fluff entirely. From start to finish, the action is non-stop, intense, and insanely engaging, keeping you hooked without a single dull moment. It is also a clear statement on where interactive media is heading. While traditional FMVs are limited by massive budgets, physical sets, and rigid filming schedules, leveraging modern AI pipelines allows for dynamic narrative branching, relentless high-octane sequences, and sheer visual scale that would otherwise be impossible for a leaner studio. When tech is used to eliminate filler rather than pad out time, the end result is pure, adrenaline-fueled gameplay. If this is the direction FMV and AI-assisted game design are taking, the future of the medium looks fast, intense, and deeply entertaining.

amazing story and character, i want a sequel please, i beg of youuuuuu!!!!! i want to see bai yuan again!!!

I sat down to play a few minutes, and it turned into a few hours. Initially, the AI look was a bit distracting. The opening scene has that tell-tale plastic look to characters. But, I quickly stopped caring once the action started. The story length and branching was deeper than I expected. Some paths can't be followed unless you've unlocked prerequisite paths, but, thankfully, the game tells you exactly what you need to unlock to get access to those paths. For the sale price, this is 100% worth the experience if you like visual novels or interactive films. It's a mashup of zombie, sci-fi, and fantasy - with a little bit of quirky Asian cinema stuff. The story and different paths will keep you busy for a while.

The game is broken. At some point I got a "file is corrupted" message, and no repair could repair it. Also, english translation is bad and sometimes is mkissing. I really hope to like this game, but since I cannot finish it, I cannot recommend it. Also, the ridiculous amount of details/ highlight moments, specific to eastern movies does not resonate well with western audience. Update: they fixed the game since yesterday. I've reinstalled the game, and then an update was available and now works. Great! @Development team: please sell the soundtrack as dlc, as it rocks!

If You turn off Your skepticism about AI and just try to have fun with this FMV, then it is really an enjoyable experience. Yes there are bugs and You don't need to look hard for inconsistencies (especially for character positioning and damage during action scenes) but considering where AI is and what future holds, then I can only look forward to more stuff like this. Whether we like it or not AI is here to stay one way or another and if it can bring products like that at lower budget and realise visions of people that couldn't otherwise make them, then I'm all for it, especially for current price. I've seen lots of movies, anime and shorts for ex. trimz and this one for it's price is really good quality, manga parts are nice addition. The good: - character consistency - fun characters especially Peacock Squad ;P - female characters (eye candy) - enjoyable story unless You start to analyse it too much (basically sci-fi action hack and slash zombie movie) - overall quality is really good - AI consistency (except for action scenes) makes it an enoyable experience watching/playing this FMV - variety of branching paths that have a lot of movie content that can lead to dead end - goo…

Its a great game for honestly a steal of a price, I agree this game needs to be further polished, But even without it, I'd sell this game for $15-20, Because its really good, Lots of convenience and replay-ability, 7/10 for sure, If it gets properly polished, subtitles, audio and scenes, It's easily a 8 out of 10 game. Also to the developer, or developers, I hope you doing everything you can to advertise and sell this game, Its really good, Keep these games coming.