女巫与六便士 the sibyl and sixpence

It looks nice, sounds nice. But the total lack of a settings menu means it is apparently not possible to change anything. So while it says there's Chinese subtitles, this game is only Chinese in its audio, while the subtitles are apparently only available in English. Left clicking starts the game and right clicking can apparently mute. That's the entire list of "options". Awful. Edit: the entire game language has to be changed via Properties -> Language.

Unfortunately there's no background story as of why the story is being told, nor any indication of by whom it is being told. My imagination tells me - it's two friends just hanging out on summer evening and that it was just a whim of one of them that the other would try to entertain her with a story. It's hilarioust at times as it can get quite riddicolous. Overall - it's an interesting take on fairy tales in modern world. I loved the voice acting and the concept is quite good. [u]It is very short[/u] though, and it left me wondering - 'what happens next between those two' ? (the [i]listener[/i] and [i]the teller[/i]).

My friend gives me the game

I am not sure how to feel about this game... NEUTRAL rating from me. It is a sweet kinetic short story with great graphics, music and voiced narrowing. But I have to agree with other reviewers - the english translation is rather confusing (for a not native speaker at least). There were parts where I was not sure who / what the text relates to, like several lines in between (and / or context) were skipped.

A nice visual novel with a cute fairy tale story. Not bad.

Just a short fairy tale or two? I love this modern original fairy tale. I love the Chinese speakers I don't understand, I love how the picture of the city changes colors with the time of the day, I love that I get another fairy tale when I start it again, and I wonder if the dial tone I heard after that will ever go away. You can only listen to this fairy tale once! Or maybe I can hear it again tomorrow? I don't know! Right-click changes the "voice" from "teller" to "writer", which simply mutes the story, I believe? Since the English is subtitled anyway, there isn't much of a change. 0.39€ for this short fairy tale is a far price. Recommended if you like to hear two orginal short fairy tales narrated in Chinese; I found out I do like that.