Continue Play's Shehzaan Abdulla takes a look back at the game that provided the master template for modern visual novel mind-screws. It was arguably this game that put writer Kotaro Uchikoshi (999, Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward) on the map. Ever 17 may well be brilliant whilst being morbidly boring at the same time.
Ever 17: The Out of Infinity, the cult classic visual novel title released in May 2003, has been spotted on SteamDB recently.
this has the best twist in all the games, movies, books I've ever read. For you storyline seeker this is a recommended buy.
Trevor of GAMElitist.com - "I can’t escape this damn game, whether it’s IM conversations, a podcast rant, or even arguing on comment boards. So let me be very clear on this point, with no offense to Laura, Asher, or any of the other writers who praised this game on this very site: I loathe Katawa Shoujo."
I like this. Specially after reading the comment section because I see some people got exposed. I feel this is something that happens way too often in the gaming world and that's not a good thing. People come and rate games with 10/10's because of the hype and excitement and then a few days later they are like: I think I rated that game too high (or maybe too low) but now it's too late.
Sites like IGN and Gamespot are examples of this. That guy that rated R&C too low because of too much variety seemed insecure when he was defending his score and then we have IGN with FFXIII where they rated it too high and even gave it an Editor's Choice award and now they are talking about how crap it was and the many things that XIII-2 has "fixed".
Giuseppe Nelva of DualShockers carries on with his weekly column showcasing the coolest and most quirky releases on the Japanese market.
It has, and honestly I feel that the PC version is better than the 360 version, the 3d characters during dialogues aren't too much to my taste to be honest.
