Wonderful Everyday Down the Rabbit-Hole
KeroQ · 2017 · Visual Novel, Psychological Horror, Philosophical, Story Rich, Sexual Content
PC
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About Wonderful Everyday Down the Rabbit-Hole
Winner in the Best Story category of the 2010 Moe Game Awards, Wonderful Everyday is a beloved visual novel with multiple routes, written by SCA-DI and featuring artwork from Kagome, Motoyone, Suzuri, and karory.
For this international release the visuals of the game have been upgraded to a higher resolution (keeping the same aspect ratio of the original) in order to deliver a more intense and captivating experience from this visual novel masterpiece.
Story:
"Down the Rabbit-Hole" - a story of the sky and the world.
One day, Minakami Yuki witnesses a stuffed toy falling through the air.
Battered and worn, how many times has this doll fluttered downwards, released as an attempted offering to the sky?
An offering to the sky - a way to find the "day we return to the sky"; a ritual passed down in this town since times gone by.
Those efforts shall come to fruition in the place where the girls of earth and sky meet.
Vega and Altair, Orihime and Hikoboshi, two points of light separated by the vast Milky Way.
Together with Deneb, crown of the Northern Cross, they make up the Summer Triangle.
Evoking the concept of the Trinity, this formation is also known as the "heavenly triangle".
When this heavenly triangle shines overhead, the world and the sky will meet.
Takashima Zakuro, Wakatsuki Kagami, and Wakatsuki Tsukasa, and our heroine Minakami Yuki set off on the search of that place where the points of the divine triangle cross, where world and sky join together.
"Down the Rabbit-Hole" Main Characters
For this international release the visuals of the game have been upgraded to a higher resolution (keeping the same aspect ratio of the original) in order to deliver a more intense and captivating experience from this visual novel masterpiece.
Story:
"Down the Rabbit-Hole" - a story of the sky and the world.
One day, Minakami Yuki witnesses a stuffed toy falling through the air.
Battered and worn, how many times has this doll fluttered downwards, released as an attempted offering to the sky?
An offering to the sky - a way to find the "day we return to the sky"; a ritual passed down in this town since times gone by.
Those efforts shall come to fruition in the place where the girls of earth and sky meet.
Vega and Altair, Orihime and Hikoboshi, two points of light separated by the vast Milky Way.
Together with Deneb, crown of the Northern Cross, they make up the Summer Triangle.
Evoking the concept of the Trinity, this formation is also known as the "heavenly triangle".
When this heavenly triangle shines overhead, the world and the sky will meet.
Takashima Zakuro, Wakatsuki Kagami, and Wakatsuki Tsukasa, and our heroine Minakami Yuki set off on the search of that place where the points of the divine triangle cross, where world and sky join together.
"Down the Rabbit-Hole" Main Characters
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✦ AI summary
Players are divided on this denpa visual novel. Supporters praise it as a psychologically intense, thought-provoking masterpiece with excellent world-building, multiple perspectives that deepen understanding, and a powerful narrative that lingers long after completion—though they note it demands patience through a slow, disturbing start. Critics, however, find it tedious and gratuitously graphic, complaining that explicit content feels exploitative and narratively pointless, making the pacing unbearable enough to skip through significant portions of text.
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Preface to those annoying elitists that no I've not finished Suba yet , I'm I think somewhat at the end of LGI and that no I do not alt+tab I just let every single audio play out in other words - autoplay. This vn sucks and I wasted my time. chapter 1 was vague nonsense that clearly gets meaning and content after finishing the VN , chapter 2 was probabaly the BEST part of it and then it was traumaslop for 40+ hours. I seriously cannot stand another fetishies SA scene anymore. I'm in the story interested in the main plot. No Kero-Q you are not ''mature'' for adding the most disgusting scenes known to man.It only gets me more uncomfortable , annoyed and exhausted after you including 20 scenes of innocent people getting bullied and killed and SA'd. No Kero-Q I don't want to see this I know this is something that happens in real life. I'm interested in the story alright. I'm on hour 70 and I still don't know wtf the main plot is. I get a different POV and each chapter there's just more traumaslop and bullying. Wtf am I supposed to get from this? It's painful to sit through all of these scenes. No , even if I DO like the ending or even think the ending is a masterpiece I WOUL…2 found this helpful
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Wonderful Everyday, or SubaHibi, is truly a phenomenal visual novel. It's timeless and captivating even if you're replaying the story. It has a runtime of about 40 hours and tackles a variety of issues such as depression, suicide, bullying, the struggle of fighting oneself, many philosophical beleifs and theories, and much more. It has a fantastic sound track and amazing visuals. All of the characters are fleshed out and feel like real people, plus the artstyle is cute and pleasant to look at. The story itself is intriguing, even once you complete it, as you are tempted to go back through the game and see all the foreshadowing the writers brilliantly placed. It's undeniable that this game was made with an overwhelming amount of love, both for philosophy, visual novels, and the story it wanted to tell. It's entertaining, enthralling, beautiful, horrific, disgusting, and uncanny, but these feelings are never out of place. The story flows beautifully, making even the most out of touch scenes make sense. For me, this game changed how I looked at the world. I came out with a much brighter view of the world, as many others did. I highly suggest this visual novel, it's one of the most hig…
tenho muito a dizer sobre esse joguinho então vou escrever uma review +/- séria sobre... subahibi é um jogo com uma premissa bem interessante e que filosofa bem sobre alguns temas sobre sentido da vida, entender as pessoas e sobre o sofrimento humano em si. quando o autor quer escrever algo que lhe ineteressa sobre usando os mesmos 3 livros a obra toda até que a história te prende bastante em querer entender qual vai ser o ponto de vista final dos personagens sobre tudo isso. tinha potencial pra ser uma grande vn nesse quesito mas então parece que o BENDITO do autor as vezes substitui toda a habiliadde dele em te prender e te fazer curioso pra colocar a PIOR ESCRITA que você já viu num medium, e isso nem falando só sobre as cenas que são duvidosas (mesmo que uns 80% delas sejam desse jeito), ele parece que genuinamente só quer enfiar 10kg de fetiche dentro da obra que NÃO ENCAIXA no contexto, com piadinha ou cena pesada mesmo. se serve a lore, eu não me importo desde que seja realmente importante, mas certas cenas que nem um segmento de 30 minutos (assumindo que vc vá ler essa porqueira) falando detalhadamente de uma professora que tomou brainwash do Takuji cometendo incesto …
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