Become a god and help change the fate of people, even the world! In Will: A Wonderful World, you will receive letters written by characters living in urban cities. By rearranging the order and combinations of sentences in these letters, you are going to alter the destiny of whomever that wrote them.
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I played the game as I found the game idea to be interesting. The reason I stopped playing the game and gave the game a low score is due to the story progression.
To progress to the next mini-story you need to rearrange the text perfectly. Even early on there could be 5 texts to rearrange making over 120 combinations. As it was not intuitive how to rearrange the texts for the PERFECT order it led me to either watch a guide (....for the entirety of a novel game.... ) or stop playing, which I did.
To progress to the next mini-story you need to rearrange the text perfectly. Even early on there could be 5 texts to rearrange making over 120 combinations. As it was not intuitive how to rearrange the texts for the PERFECT order it led me to either watch a guide (....for the entirety of a novel game.... ) or stop playing, which I did.
I loved every second of this game. The incredible story telling, THE MUSIC TO GO WITH IT, the unique gameplay style and loop. It was all a wonderful time. Still waiting for the day a "sequel" or something similar to this game comes out. I was on the edge of my seat the entire game.
Only vn I dropped bruh
Novela visual con una historia interesante y una mecánica chula. Le falta libertad en su historia
what a stellar game. conceptually really strong and it nails the execution. the midgame drags a bit but the end is fantastic to make up for it
Decent game held back by some extremely strange writing decisions. Glad I bought it on sale.