Great story based game
The biggest part I like about this is the story and how we get to choose some stupid dialogue and get to hear how the voice actor demonstrate it and how the story effect by the choice we made. Although it’s minimal. Biggest issue is the main story update takes too long.
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Masterpiece
Truly a one-of-a-kind experience. The gameplay might be familiar if you have played mobile games before, but the story, characters, writing, and music are truly the star of the show here.
Every line and scene oozes with charme, love, and soul and every character is wonderful. It’s also extremely funny and tragic as well. Every line is fully voiced acted too with animated character sprites which really does make it feel like a high-quality visual novel in the package of a mobile game.
The game also feels very generous with rewards and free currency and free pulls.
Give it a try (it also has an official client on PC if you prefer) and please focus on the main story. It’s truly a masterpiece.
Every line and scene oozes with charme, love, and soul and every character is wonderful. It’s also extremely funny and tragic as well. Every line is fully voiced acted too with animated character sprites which really does make it feel like a high-quality visual novel in the package of a mobile game.
The game also feels very generous with rewards and free currency and free pulls.
Give it a try (it also has an official client on PC if you prefer) and please focus on the main story. It’s truly a masterpiece.
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Has everything from humor to angst and amazing music and voice acting throughout, all top notch
It's practically a VN, don't expect too much gameplay. Very slow burn and mostly slice of life, but I personally really enjoy the comedy and the characters' fun and unique dynamics. The long buildup does make the payoff and angst hit that much harder.
I'm obsessed with this beautiful story and its tragic characters, a story of maintaining hope and normalcy despite the never-ending bleak struggle of war. What makes it unique though is that there isn't actually much focus on the plot of the war itself. Characterization is arguably this game's greatest strength, and I love it so much.
This isn't your typical gacha story either. They are not afraid to kill off their fixed 50 character cast in meaningful and heart-wrenching ways, and the affected characters' journey of healing is portrayed beautifully. All event/side stories are permanent too. In fact, all the side characters are given a chance under the spotlight as the main character in their event story.
While the actual main character is actually my favorite character for her unhinged and goofy personality that's arguably the strongest of the cast, and her honest serious moments hit that much harder for it, I greatly appreciate that she isn't shoehorned into everything. It's so refreshing to see how much it allows the side characters to shine and develop.
Everyone is so, so fleshed out thanks to this game having a fixed cast. I've come to love everyone, even characters I found annoying or naively narrow-minded at first. The character development is insane. It absolutely clears most of, if not all of the gachas out there.
There is literally hundreds of hours of fully voice-acted story just sitting there for you to freely read at your own pace. It is SO worth it if you do get invested in it. I'd strongly recommend at least reading until the end of chapter 2 and its direct event/side story sequel to get a feel for the true depth of this game's story, though the start of chapter 4 is where Heaven Burns Red truly solidified itself in my heart as the best story out there. Not even just the characters themselves, but also their relationships with the other characters as they support each other through the war are so beautiful, and watching their thorough, steady growth without a single character being forgotten, is an incredibly touching, honestly probably even life-changing experience.
Also the music is SO good. Jun Maeda is absolutely cracked. At least listen to that if you feel you don't have the time to commit yet (even though each DAY is separated into clear segments so you can literally stop at any point in the middle of the day with no issues, even in the middle of each segment because you'll be on the exact dialogue line you left off on). Burn My Soul, Before I Rise, Kimi no Yokogao / Your Side Profile, Everlasting Night, Debate Soldier, After School Melody, my god, I could just list all the tracks at this point. The music hits so different you don't understand. Especially with understanding of the lyrics; Maeda writing the story AND composing the music is an amazing combination. Really just everything about this game hits so different man, I don't think you can find anything like it out there. Just give it a try. It's ridiculously underrated in the global space, likely unfortunately due to marketing issues. The ending's already been written, Maeda in an interview said he refuses to let the game end before the story does, and you can tell they're serious about doing it justice and not dragging it out.
I'm obsessed with this beautiful story and its tragic characters, a story of maintaining hope and normalcy despite the never-ending bleak struggle of war. What makes it unique though is that there isn't actually much focus on the plot of the war itself. Characterization is arguably this game's greatest strength, and I love it so much.
This isn't your typical gacha story either. They are not afraid to kill off their fixed 50 character cast in meaningful and heart-wrenching ways, and the affected characters' journey of healing is portrayed beautifully. All event/side stories are permanent too. In fact, all the side characters are given a chance under the spotlight as the main character in their event story.
While the actual main character is actually my favorite character for her unhinged and goofy personality that's arguably the strongest of the cast, and her honest serious moments hit that much harder for it, I greatly appreciate that she isn't shoehorned into everything. It's so refreshing to see how much it allows the side characters to shine and develop.
Everyone is so, so fleshed out thanks to this game having a fixed cast. I've come to love everyone, even characters I found annoying or naively narrow-minded at first. The character development is insane. It absolutely clears most of, if not all of the gachas out there.
There is literally hundreds of hours of fully voice-acted story just sitting there for you to freely read at your own pace. It is SO worth it if you do get invested in it. I'd strongly recommend at least reading until the end of chapter 2 and its direct event/side story sequel to get a feel for the true depth of this game's story, though the start of chapter 4 is where Heaven Burns Red truly solidified itself in my heart as the best story out there. Not even just the characters themselves, but also their relationships with the other characters as they support each other through the war are so beautiful, and watching their thorough, steady growth without a single character being forgotten, is an incredibly touching, honestly probably even life-changing experience.
Also the music is SO good. Jun Maeda is absolutely cracked. At least listen to that if you feel you don't have the time to commit yet (even though each DAY is separated into clear segments so you can literally stop at any point in the middle of the day with no issues, even in the middle of each segment because you'll be on the exact dialogue line you left off on). Burn My Soul, Before I Rise, Kimi no Yokogao / Your Side Profile, Everlasting Night, Debate Soldier, After School Melody, my god, I could just list all the tracks at this point. The music hits so different you don't understand. Especially with understanding of the lyrics; Maeda writing the story AND composing the music is an amazing combination. Really just everything about this game hits so different man, I don't think you can find anything like it out there. Just give it a try. It's ridiculously underrated in the global space, likely unfortunately due to marketing issues. The ending's already been written, Maeda in an interview said he refuses to let the game end before the story does, and you can tell they're serious about doing it justice and not dragging it out.
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