Dave writes: "There’s a niche group that will love C14 Dating on the Xbox. It’s the thinking person’s dating sim, when the genre is crowded with sleazeballs that most right-minded people would want to avoid. It’s an archaeology-themed game that skirts close to being a sim, and plenty of budding Time-Teamers will revel in that nerdiness."
Dave writes: "We’ve had the pleasure of playing the vast majority, and the end of year reminiscing has given us an ample opportunity to prune out the duffers and present to you the very best Xbox visual novels of 2021."
I'd be interested in Nekopara on Xbox I am not big into visual novels but I would achievement hunt the game on the Xbox.
Hell yes.. own them all on Switch as well as the anime on blu-ray. Of course n4g didn't report on it because it's a VN but another one is in development currently. I'm shocked that many VN's would even be available for Xbox. PC and Switch is the place to go for them if you live in North America or Europe. If you're in Asia you can get them by just walking down the street and having them fall on you because most never even get localized in English unfortunately.
Nekopara I also own on blu ray very good anime when it came up for order I grabbed it. I only own all the Nekoparas on Steam. That's the thing Japanese games like this outside of Japan on an Xbox is niche might find it in Japan or Asia but outside it's like they don't exist. When Gal Gun was announced for Xbox I was set to grab it niche game like that on Xbox would be worth collecting but then they pulled the plug on it. If Re:Zero Prophecy of the Throne came to Xbox I would have also snagged it have to get my Rem fix since she saws logs in most of season 2. The Atelier games would also be worth grabbing on Xbox so would Blue Reflection Second Light. I made sure to grab Blue Reflection Second Light on both PS4 and Switch playing the PS4 version not going to open the Switch version.
CCG writes - "C14 Dating is an archaeological-themed dating simulator. You play as Melissa, a third-year anthropology college student from California. She earned a scholarship to Belgium for field training and at the last minute her friend and fellow student, Paige, was not able to attend. It’s now up to Melissa to befriend random guys and girls with a French/English language barrier."
Michael Kitchin writes, "Overall, I find C14 Dating to be a little bland and forgettable. The story does emphasise friendship before romance and the stat building doesn't become a genuine chore. Unfortunately, I didn't find the characters particularly engaging or interesting to talk to. I wasn't especially enthralled by the archaeology-laced writing either. It's presented well but none of it really stuck with me."
