Pure PlayStation: YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of This World is a visual novel that mixes a little dating sim with a lot of sci-fi in one package. With a few exceptions, it’s a wonderful and weird story, and it’s the best way to experience one of the pioneers of visual novels.
YU-NO A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bounds of this World is the remake of the nearly as long ago released visual novel of the same title.
KeenGamer: ''Discover the visual novel that changed the genre forever. With old school point-and-click adventure game mechanics, YU-NO is a blast from the past. This YU-NO PS4 review will cover the story, graphics, soundtrack, gameplay, and more.''
YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of This World is a game that investigates different timelines, giving people chance to be a hero, while also following a young man who’s had a rough life and happens to be surrounded by women who have no trouble falling for him.
If you never played the original then this remake is actually a pretty solid game. But for it pales in comparison to the 2000 PC version in every single aspect (music, visuals, flow, etc...). I really wish that they port the classic to modern computers one of this days. Technically speaking the 2000 version still works, but it requires a lot of tinkering from the part of the user.
