Unfortunately, while Harmony: The Fall of Reverie is a gorgeous, finely tuned visual novel with an affecting story and clear care put into every inch of the game, dissonant mechanics and sometimes confusing narrative choices are that more glaring. The result is, frustratingly, an excellent game dragged down by some of the same things that make it so excellent.
XBA says: A game that delivers on its promise of choices having consequences and meaning.
From PSU: "Overflowing with replay value, engaging characters and great writing, the end result is that Harmony: The Fall of Reverie offers up some of the most compelling storytelling Don't Nod has ever come up with and in doing so gives visual novel fans a superlative offering that is without peer."
Steins Gate and Muv Luv are my two favorite VN‘s but I’ve played a decent amount of good VN’s over the years. I guess I’ll have to check this out.
If we focus on the visual novel genre of gaming, then Harmony: The Fall of Reverie is up there as one of the most accomplished.
