Summer In Trigue
Another Great VN By Winter Wolves.
This is the one said After Vollyball Heaven when asked about a Sequal.
This is a great story and Of Course Beautiful images, though some are used in Vollyball I noticed, but
I suppose that happens everywhere as only a certain amount are around.
I ended up with Alex, who as you find out, has an issue and it is up to you how you react to her as
to what happens.
Grace is the One you come across alot, she is a really nice girl, but clumsy and I will do her route
– Real player with 60.5 hrs in game
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The game is fine. The writing is kinda meh, 5 romance interests 2 I would consider good, 1 okay, one is okayisch on account that I assume some people are okay with forgiving cheaters and one was pure trash. Sometimes choices I never made seemed to have been taken into account. A lot of the time you don’t get to see everything as your character seems to know stuff you never experienced making it all feel way too rushed. Buy it on a sale of like 70% or more if you are interested.
– Real player with 20.4 hrs in game
Facettes
The game
Sitting at her messy desk. The objects that dress it evoke chimeras, stories and fantasy characters for our protagonist, the Author. Dreamy and immersed in her imagination, she brings this decor to life.
Through this introspective adventure, explore the identity questions of the Author, this faceless protagonist. Let yourself be guided by this inner journey to the rhythm of her personal wanderings.
The Author is the character that you will play and follow through her inner journey.
The gameplay
Dice in hand and perched on this desk, the Author of Facettes invites you on a journey of identity initiation. At your fingertips is a dreamlike world, populated by heroines, Potentials and life paths to discover.
The Author keeps creating more Potentials using tabletop RPG mechanics: roll a dice and assign values to various characteristics in the process of character creation.
There is a set of Potentials to collect, alongside the objects which inspired them and the voice recordings of the Author’s thoughts.
The Potentials
Her experiences give life to fantastic creatures and worlds yet imbued with reality that nourish the personal construction of this mysterious Author.
These creatures are the “Potentials”, enigmatic women whose stories represent many possible lives for this mysterious protagonist. They each have a past, a purpose, and ties with other Potentials in this introspective journey.
The world
The stories of these chimerical women gradually come to life through the dreams of the Author in the phantasmagorical world they inhabit.
Mirror Island is the main place of this fantasy universe. There is where most of the Potentials live, but some of them are not terrestrial beings.
The island is torn apart by a conflict involving many of the Potentials rivaling to rule this land.
Features
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An inclusive and LGBTQIA2+ game celebrating the queer identity, which is also an accessible and nice-looking game introducing an issue by experiencing it
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A metaphorical and poetic experience sharing the process of self-discovery and accepting one’s identity
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A relatable story that contributes to build empathy with the Author, the characters and LGBTQIA2+ community, providing more content to understanding the issue and self-questioning
Nuances
Facettes is the third game from the Nuances series which holds a strong message about feminism, LGBT+ themes or inclusiveness.
It follows Sweet Love, a game about moral harassment within a couple, marital rape and femicides and A Comfortable Burden, a game tackling mental load with an otter couple.
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Sentimental Trickster: Yaoi BL Gay Visual Novel
After going through all the routes and numerous edits of my review, I have decided to give this game an upvote instead of downvoting it. That said, I will point out some serious flaws this game suffers from.
The quality of the dialogues is alarmingly inconsistent. It varies from great to abhorrent and the same can be said about the story. Concerning the common path, it is precisely what I find horrendously unrealistic. The first group of people in a large city you bump into turn out to be your classmates. Even more, one of those people is your flatmate who shows you the way to your new home. Then you find out all of your flatmates are also your classmates. But, oh-ho, the best is yet to come. Not only every character you’ve met up to this point is your classmate. Your landlord is your teacher as well as your potential romantic interest as well. Then you meet a random guy in front of a store. Guess what,
! you meet him the next day at the school where he works. There’s just one incredibly improbable ‘coincidence’ after another. Needless to say, nearly every male character is either your potential partner or someone the main character drools over – sometimes both. It is strongly suggested with the exception of your father(s) and brother, all male characters are, in fact, into men. Which is just so improbable; a VN for €13 should reflect reality at least to some extent – especially when it comes to characters' psychology.
– Real player with 71.4 hrs in game
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Overall….
This game was not for me, it felt like it was written by a highschooler who watched too much bad anime. The setting didn’t make sense for such a western way of thinking/vocabulary. The main character is a weeaboo who was written by a weeaboo and although there was a few funny scenes in all I couldn’t find myself taking it seriously or actually enjoying myself. I read some of the reviews that the game got ‘darker’ but in all honesty it was bland to me. Although the main character did grow on me I kept on thinking how I could have re written him (and the VN as a whole) so he would actually make sense and be a bit more fleshed out. Some of the music got annoying real fast for me real quick, especially the louder happier one.
– Real player with 23.8 hrs in game
Dreams of an Exile
Hey there, first review! Lets get to it:
To start off, I’d like to say I’ve found Dreams of an Exile quite charming and I’m a little surprised it doesn’t have more of a following.
It’s nothing mind-blowing but rather a cute little rpg maker puzzle game without any sort of (often tedious) battle elements one might expect when stumbling upon something like this.
Dreams of Exile is reliant on terrain puzzles, vaguely reminiscent of older Zelda titles with some occasionally timed 2-D platforming to keep you on your toes. The puzzles themselves are pretty simple BUT it still took a simpleton like me a bit of time to understand which thing did what and when I should use something. Even then, the game itself is pretty forgiving.
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
Not a bad concept. I like the idea of jrpg styled game without battles (JRPG battles can be tedius).
Controls can feel floaty and not precise at time. Great music, ok level design, great art style. It’s 2 dollars, can’t really complain too much. Short and sweet. Free NSFW Dlc if you like that kind of thing.
Pros: Cute Lesbians, casual gameplay, cool music and art
Cons: The game sometimes has a memory leak issue and uses 6-8 gb of ram.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
The Witch in the Forest
OK so first off, to be clear, this game will NOT take you 3.4 hours unless you’re an extremely slow reader, I had to quickly step away from the computer partway through and left it running. In reality it takes around a half hour total to read.
Personally, I think the game and the relationship is really cute (ngl, Jastiline is totally my type). It can be a bit slow at the beginning, but I can forgive that since it’s such a short game anyway. I had previously played the older version on itch.io and my review there says that the ending feels abrupt, but with the new content added for the Steam release, I don’t think that’s the case anymore.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
A very short but wholesome visual novel, with a beautiful story, setting and soundtrack. It’s less about the focus on magic and witches, and more of a reflection on loneliness and meeting someone new that you can be yourself around. It’s perfect for this time of year, and has a lot of heart to it. There isn’t too much that happens in the game, nor tons of detailed backstory, but it’s sweet nevertheless and relaxing to click through. I wish the ending wasn’t so abrupt and perhaps the last conversation took place earlier in the game to explore that more, but I recommend it all the same.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Under the Rainbow - Prologue
Contains mature language and themes.
Under the Rainbow Prologue is a short adventure game telling the story of the relationship between two best friends, Kara and Dahlia.
Play as Kara Evans in a melancholy tale detailing the interactions and horrible events leading up to her best friends death.
Key Features:
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A hauntingly written tale
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Discover secret fun secret missions and events
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Interact with your environment to learn more about the world and characters
Available for Windows now. Will add Mac build shortly after release.
This game started off as a school project that we thought could be turned into something more.
![Winning Love by Daylight [Ep 1 Demo]](https://cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/1539780/header.jpg)
Winning Love by Daylight [Ep 1 Demo]
In all honesty for a two person project (coding\story\writing and artist) it’s pretty good. The character designs and personalities are interesting and some character powers are pretty unique. Like (spoilers) but someone being a siren was in my opinion a pretty under appreciated thing, and being able to sing people to sleep is pretty interesting. though my main gripe is in certain story skips and dialouge. Like for example, the protagonist is told in a huge moment of exposition that shit is wack and the world might end and that he/she/they might have powers. thing is somehow everyone else in the story knows this later on. Without the protagonist ever explaining that to them. there are also times where the dialouge is akward at point but i think that adds to the charm of it. Like characters are all highschoolers, it makes sense that sometimes the conversations are kinda stiff and akward cuz that’s how it would actually go in real life. Like if a goth girl who most likely is a fan of arson came up and started talking to you, of course you’d be a bit akward in your speech. But my last two complaints about it are the music and facial expressions. In all honesty, the music is terrible, it’s better than that royalty free ukelele from hell but im sure theres other stuff out there you can use without copyright. mainly the music I’m talking about here is the resting abd casual time music, it’s a weird mix of meowing and beeps and i often found myself turning the music all the way off and playing my own mix. And the complaint i have abnout the expressions is later on in the story, i don’t have any complaints about reused assets especially in visual novels, but (spoilers ahead here) maybe after a character like willow loses a loved one maybe don’t show a kind of ‘meh’ face when what she feels is true sorrow. You see that sorrow shown later on but my point still stands. other than those (admitibly small things for a game made by two people with one doing most of the heavy lifting) I think it’s a great game and absolutely my new fav comfort game. good work on the game guys hope you get episode two out soon :)
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
This is overall an ok experience. I’ve only played through it once and it’s not really that long but there are a lot of different choices and I assume tons of backstories to discover. The characters are overall pleasant to talk to but the story doesn’t really come together well. It feels as if every choice somehow expects me to have taken all the previous options as to create a more authentic group feeling from knowing the characters. That is to say, a lot of characters I hadn’t interacted with were friendly to me and I to them and I even knew their secret or something at times. This made no sense from what I had played. Usually visual novels circumvent this by having routes and a long intro section as to establish a backstory. This is not the case here at all and the game has tons of choices early on. I would assume that at least the first one is just for flavour but overall it starts too early for meaningful ones or doesn’t incorporate the choices made on future events. Another big problem I had was figuring out how fantastical the setting is. From the start I was expecting a normal world setting with abnormal characters but later on it seemed that supernatural phenomenons were actually canon and well known. This was quite a jarring switch for me and I couldn’t really figure out if the early events were just not the kind of abnormal people were used to or if the setting was inconsistent. The plot later on felt really quite weird but I was imagining some kind of child detective setting and therefore not as unusual for this group or something, even if I wasn’t even aware how close they were. Overall it felt like I was supposed to have read the web comic or played out each choice to be eased in. The story itself felt quite unengaging and frankly unrealistic from my point of view. The only truly engaging part was just at the end of the demo, which was too late. Apart from that, the art looked quite good but there were tons of small problems, some weird lines in some character’s drawings, some really rough edges on objects, a character’s art was extremely blurry and the way side character’s were displayed was inconsistent and the distance to the camera was very different to the main cast’s. Also there was a clock which was quite wide. There also was a night sky picture that certainly didn’t seem drawn and was fairly low quality. There was a rain scene in which the rain drops' position resetted on the next text box. I’m looking forward to how the finished release will be.
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
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Petremay
Petremay [pronounced: Peter May] is a new upcoming stylized First Person Shooter game developed by Spekktrum Studio based around the use of magic and abilities and how to use them against your enemies. There is no currently planned release date.
Story
The year is 2026, in an alternate version of our world where magic exists and is considered a normal occurrence in society. Petremay takes place in Mirem, a fictional town located in the state of Michigan within the United States. You play as Vivian Jace, a police recruit going out onto the field for the first time. You are quickly told by Erika Redd, Mirem’s head police detective and your boss, that a cult from the 90s that was thought to be dead has come back. It is now your job to stop the cult before they take over the town using whatever means necessary.
Vivian quickly discovers that she’s part of the group of people who can utilize Magic, unlike most of her friends or family who have no magic genes. Using her newfound abilities, what she once thought was an impossible feat is now possible using her powers.
Depending on your decisions, the game will have multiple routes and endings that you can go through. Will you be the heroic savior of the town? Or will you join the cult and became a powerful force of evil that is not to be reckoned with?
Gameplay
Petremay is a game completely based around the use of magic and abilities. Along with normal shooter game mechanics, you will also be able to collect various powers and abilities to add to your arsenal in the game. You will be able to go invisible to avoid detection by enemies, see through walls to see exactly where the enemies are located, or you may even be able to freeze or slow down time entirely, and even then there’s still a vast amount of many more abilities to unlock throughout the game!
Petremay is also a game about choices. You can chose to go down the typical linear story laid out for you - or you can branch off into your own path. There will be at least 2 major endings to the game - you can either help the police to save the town and return it back to the safe place that it once was, or you can join the cultists and become a dictator who terrorizes citizens in the town. Every decision you make in the game will count!
Community
At Spekktrum, we also believe in a strong sense of community. We love interacting with others inside the gaming community and we would love to see what you think of our games and what ideas or fan content you have for the game! Feel free to reach out to any of us at any time!
Pride Run
Pride run is an unapologetically gay, bright, and fun rhythm game with bangin' music! I don’t play a lot of rhythm based games, I can probably count just on one hand how many I’ve played, but I really liked this, and the mode with the RTS elements really makes it stand out from other games of the genre.
As it says in the description, the game has two modes; Vanilla Mode and Play Hard Mode. Double entendre aside, Vanilla Mode is the standard rhythm-based part of the game. You lead a Pride parade through different levels based on real cities from around the world, smashing the arrow keys in time with the music. The bigger the combo you string together and the more accurate you are with pressing the keys or controller buttons, the more people will join the parade.
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
Pride Run, saw this game had a free weekend so I decided to try it. Overall there is a decent rhythm game here, couple that with the good art and the gameplay itself and you have an overall fairly queer experience. I would recommend the game to anyone interested in it, maybe not for the full twenty dollar price tag but I can say at least that the games not bad.
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game