Void's Calling

Void's Calling - Forlan arrives in the small town of Krazeng, obeying the call of the abyss, and soon realizes that he is in a place where no one can be completely trusted. Women with their own interests gather around him, and he himself finds himself at the center of other people's plans. Dialogues take up most of the time, and some scenes open only with a certain attitude of the heroine. This is a visual novel with role-playing elements: the choice of lines affects both relationships and how the story ends for almost every character. Some forks lead to directly opposite endings. Each companion has a different character, so behavior from one does not work well with the other. Sometimes it is more important to remain silent than to speak, and the game encourages this. In addition to conversations, there are searches for objects and small errands that advance the story. There is a lot of world here: bright colors, detailed locations and three-dimensional scenes that are interesting to look at. There are plenty of frank moments, and they are presented without embarrassment, so the project is intended for adults. In addition to conversations, there are tasks and small adventures where the hero is looking for answers and things needed to advance through the plot. Who exactly will remain around at the end depends on how the player treated those around him. The appearance of the hero and his surroundings are worked out in detail, and this adds to the atmosphere of the gloomy town. The finale is assembled from accumulated decisions, and some of the endings are accessible only with careful attention to detail. For those players who love long stories with an abundance of heroines and multiple endings.