![]() PS: Achja, I read the Game at a comfortable Speed in 2.8 hours, so if you're a fast Reader you can get it, play feritg and have it returned. I got the Game along with a Dozen Others in The Humblebundle and have no regrets. Yes, it is nicely done, yes the Music is good and yet the Story and character Development has strong weakening, time-willing real "over-sugared."Īs for the Discourse around content without Youth Sharing: Clearly that's total Shit from the Developers, but if I want Porn then I don't go looking for that In my Steambilibrary. That's why I can say that you should read through the upper ones (Bad or good) and get your Bottom line out of It. When looking at the other Reviews it is striking how different players of Visual Novels differ from many other Genres, all of which I have read are very well founded and often comprehensive (Instead of Things like "Total Shit" Or "Best Game ever"). Though parched, they keep each other company,Īnd while hollow, they fill each other's voids.ĭeutsch/English As an absolute Newcomer to visual Novel, I have yet to Have a Comparative Basis (Bin from VA-11 Hall-A came to VNs, but it was immediately clear to Me that with that at least The games can ever be made Of Cropping), but all in all I can say that KARAKARA I liked, only I would never buy it for $10 or even half. Lying on the suitcase, unmoving, is a young girl with pink hair. However, the comfortable monotony of their daily lives is turned on its head when they discover a large suitcase by the roadside on their way home from deliveries. Day after day, they occupy themselves with the endless work of their store. After all, leaving customers hungry is not good for business, and business keeps them fed. To them, the circumstances that reshaped their world is of far less concern than the number of lunch boxes they can load into their delivery vehicle. Down a stretch of highway and far from the heart of the town are two such people who run a small diner. On the windswept barrens of a land without moisture, a small gathering of people make their living in a world they no longer know. The "Age of Dusk." It is a time of senescence for the human species, during which hybrids known as the "Others"-those who are human, yet not-exist in great numbers. It is the sound of relentless sunshine, as well as the sound of a withering race. It is the sound of dry asphalt and sandy winds. ![]()
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