迷雾岛屿：9号万能试剂

This is a short game with great art and an interesting premise (and I'm a sucker for good pricing).

However.. The english translation could be reworked.. I've played through all endings and I still don't fully get the story. The wording and phrases often felt unfinished and having to piece together the story using those is lowkey hard (or maybe I'm just dumb but I didn't really get it). The formating could also be improved upon as there's often gaps in the words and white text on white backgrounds. Some words and phrases were also not fully translated.

I still recommend this game to any other VN's enthousiasts with the hope that the translation gets reworked. As I truly believe this game to be worth played if the translation pulls through. I for one, will definitely give a it a replay if it ever does. :)

I really liked it, the premise is good, the art and atmosphere. The thing is: i think the english translation needs work. I'm not sure if i'm too dumb, but i kinda didn't fully get the lore and some phrases feel incomplete and kinda off. I really liked it but i wish these issues can get worked on so it gets clearer and more people can fully enjoy the game!

downloaded this purely for the art style. i finished all the endings and oh my god.

this is the first visual novel that actually made little to no sense to me but take that with a grain of salt bc i'm not very smart
HAHSHA but weirdly enough i stayed glued to my seat. it threw around so many new terms and out-of-place scenes in between chapters that my eyes were just skimming over the neuroscience jargon. usually i hate this sort of thing, but idk it did a really good job at making me want to make sense of it, even when the game offers little elaboration. like it's a never-ending chase after the amnesiac mc's memories. it's a taunt, but one i gladly fell for because every tiny reveal feels rewarding enough to keep digging deeper. even when i was confused out of my mind, i never felt bored.

the atmosphere carries the entire thing too. everything feels so hazy and detached, like you're stuck in someone else's fragmented dream trying to piece together what’s real and what’s manufactured. half the time i couldn't tell if a scene was metaphorical, a memory, or just the game messing with me on purpose but somehow that uncertainty is what made it so immersive.

if you're curious about it, i say give it a shot. the endings left me so confused, but it also never left my mind. i'm itching for a part 2.