Welcome To... Chichester 2 - Part II : No Regrets For The Future
Triority Interactive Novels · 2020 · Visual Novel, Indie, Comedy, Casual, Adventure
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About Welcome To... Chichester 2 - Part II : No Regrets For The Future
This visual novel continues from where Welcome To... Chichester 2 - Part I left off, but you don't need to have played the previous version in order to follow the story - a recap is available if needed
Taking place on the second day of the protagonist's holiday, who wakes up with a nasty headache, which is not helped by the presence of the protagonist's "nemesis" - the megalomaniacal, kleptomaniac and cake mix loving Grendel Jinx. Whilst waiting for breakfast to be served, talk to turns to how you both met and eventually the conversation veers into a period where your budding "friendship" was nearly permanently severed.
Suffering a string of defeats by Grendel, following by an unauthorised beating by her bodyguards, the protagonist's time is spent in the local hospital wondering what went wrong. Eventually coming to a very undesirable conclusion, the protagonist's secretary is tasked with finding out whether the protagonists' supposition is correct or not.
Meanwhile, Grendel gets news that her bodyguards have been killed, and with all evidence pointing to the protagonist, she sets out for revenge.
Young Grendel Jinx
Pupil of 'The Council Of The Unseen School For Gifted World Rulers', and heir apparent to 'The Council Of The Unseen', she is generally shunned amongst her peers due to her status and position within her organisation.
Older Grendel Jinx
Still keeping quiet about why the protagonists holiday plans were diverted
The Protagonist
Protagonist's first mission is to destroy a soon-to-be activated pulse emitter
Cindi Eglantine
The protagonist's tourist guide, as requested by Grendel
Taking place on the second day of the protagonist's holiday, who wakes up with a nasty headache, which is not helped by the presence of the protagonist's "nemesis" - the megalomaniacal, kleptomaniac and cake mix loving Grendel Jinx. Whilst waiting for breakfast to be served, talk to turns to how you both met and eventually the conversation veers into a period where your budding "friendship" was nearly permanently severed.
Suffering a string of defeats by Grendel, following by an unauthorised beating by her bodyguards, the protagonist's time is spent in the local hospital wondering what went wrong. Eventually coming to a very undesirable conclusion, the protagonist's secretary is tasked with finding out whether the protagonists' supposition is correct or not.
Meanwhile, Grendel gets news that her bodyguards have been killed, and with all evidence pointing to the protagonist, she sets out for revenge.
- 11 bad endings
- 3 variations of the good ending
- 2 epilogues
- Read just the story (but limit how the game ends) or go for the full experience with a simple fighting routine in several places
- Funny and dramatic story, detailing how the duo of the protagonist and Grendel Jinx met
- Extra dialogue through subsequent playthroughs
- Developer notes available once the game has been completed
- Bonus animation once the game has been completed
- Haven't played the previous games ? Catch up with the short story recap
- Help Grendel solve a manga problem
- 64,000+ word story with around 3 to 4 hours gameplay
Young Grendel Jinx
Pupil of 'The Council Of The Unseen School For Gifted World Rulers', and heir apparent to 'The Council Of The Unseen', she is generally shunned amongst her peers due to her status and position within her organisation.
Older Grendel Jinx
Still keeping quiet about why the protagonists holiday plans were diverted
The Protagonist
Protagonist's first mission is to destroy a soon-to-be activated pulse emitter
Cindi Eglantine
The protagonist's tourist guide, as requested by Grendel
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What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
Players are divided on this visual novel's story and characters, with some enjoying the unique character personalities, humor, and expanding world-building across the series, while others criticize the writing quality as amateur and poorly edited, comparing it unfavorably to professional publishing standards. Common complaints focus on the clunky interface, lack of actual gameplay despite being on Steam, and the overall presentation feeling rushed and unpolished, though some players remain engaged enough to replay seeking different endings.
Best moments are Grendel throwing dead cavy and when she was investigating yuri manga.5 found this helpful
Welcome To... Chichester 2 - Part II : No Regrets For The Future is not a game, it's an e-book that's been dumped on Steam masquerading as a game. As a visual/interactive novel, this doesn't feature any notable gameplay, it's just a lot of clicking through badly written dialogue that would never have been accepted or published in print, which presents the question, "How did something this badly written end up on Steam?". When someone hoping to become an author is unable to get published in print, they spend $100 and dump their high school fan-fiction onto Steam, under the guise of a game. This e-book was slapped together with the godawfully bad RenPy Visual Novel/E-Book construction kit, so just like no professional writing took place here, no professional game development took place either, it's just a product of filling out templates in the construction kit. Visual novels/e-books are tedious at best... imagine the best novel you ever read, be that Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy or 2001: A Space Odyssey or Twilight (if you have terrible taste in literature), but then translate that to a format where the words dribble out and you have to click your mouse every time you wante…2 found this helpful
Iv gone through this story twice now and I have to say I havent gotten to the good ending yet. Im going to try a third time and see what happens. I need to find out why Miss Jinx is the way she is. Just can't be a SPOILED ROTTEN BRAT.2 found this helpful
I started playing this. very interesting story line and the characters are very unique, each owns personality shines. i like the idea of getting to choose some of your own replies and the fighting system is a fresh idea. i recommend this to all anime novel fans out there for a good read2 found this helpful
The story in the WTC series is really starting to flesh out in this installment. This also being the longest story yet in the series, Triority is doing a fantastic job at building a wild and wacky world around these utterly insane yet adorably lovable characters. Looking forward to the third installment in WTC 2, and whatever else they have in the works!1 found this helpful
I received the full game a while back, I believe as a winner of a raffle. With every installment, Triority fails to impress me. Consistently awful GUI, boring characters, unfunny, and has zero editors. Has the creator ever heard of a period? Even if it's cheap, I do not recommend. It is a waste of time.
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