You don’t have to read too much before reaching another opportunity to interact which I really love about this game. There are tons of opportunities for player choice and interaction. It makes multiple play throughs amazingly fun. Also new classes and subjects to train will open up as you advance.Įven if you get a bad ending (or a good ending for that matter), it’s not game over you’re sent back with your enhanced stats and new dialogue choices open up, and it’s just a really refreshing and unique experience. I was in my 10th or even later play through before I saw certain events. There’s hundreds of random events which may or may not happen on a play through. It’s almost ALWAYS a different game every time you play.
Things that make Shira Oka truly unique in the industry of visual novels. Now with the bad out of the way, let’s talk about the good, because there’s a TON of good going on in the gameplay. and “Auto Play” is not the same as skip, because its still at a slow pace. But really being able to skip seen text is a MUST in these types of games arghhh……. I don’t know if the game has since been patched to include one or not. The only thing I will criticize is lack of a skip function. If you don’t get on any route you’ll be sent back to the beginning to try and try again. Calling the girls, taking them out on dates, or correctly responding to the dialogue choices through the game will determine which character’s route you “get on”.
You can also consult the angel or call a student on the phone to get tips on what you should do next if you ever get stuck. You may find you fail at certain events in the beginning but are able to overcome them on subsequent playthroughs. You attend highschool and as your stats increase, there are new events and opportunities to get closer to the other students. Gameplay: 8/10 The gameplay combines both visual novel and stat raising gameplay. The only route I really didn’t care for was Aya’s. Which is a shame because Kasumi is my favorite character 🙂 Most of the routes and characters are really refreshing, with both touching moments, and comedy thrown in as well. If you try to get onto Kasumi’s route before completing the others, you will always reach a bad end – something I learned the hard way, and only discovered when I contacted the company for support. After helping all of the students, you will unlock Kasumi’s route. The story is told through multiple play throughs where by you select a different student to help each time. But whatever they’re going through, they need your help. Some of the students are deeply troubled while others are merely trying to follow their dreams. She says you’re being sent back to highschool and must help the other students in order to escape your miserable fate. She explains that you are being given a 2nd chance to make up for your mistakes in life. Then an angel appears to you in a dream, a nightmare, you’re trapped in hell, but when you wake up, this angel is real and standing in your bedroom. The story begins by showing that you have wasted your life and have amounted to nothing. J-List is a peaceful island of Japanese pop culture for you It adds educational value to the game for younger players, or for anyone who wants to learn about Japan. It explains many of the holidays, traditions, beliefs, and cultural issues in the game. Story: 10/10 Note: One really cool thing about this game is all the stuff it teaches you about Japan there’s even a library where you can read about the different cultural terms that you encounter. Overall: 62/80 78% C+ “Good Game For Girls” Genre: Visual Novel with Dating Sim and Stat Raising Elements I played this game last year and really enjoyed it. Today I’m reviewing Shira Oka 2nd Chances. I’ve been very busy with work, including traveling out of state for work and I haven’t had time lately to write any new reviews.
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