Nijowari: Where Angels Fall

Sadly, Nijowari: Where Angels Fall has less to do with actual angels but is meant rather in a metaphorical sense. Nonetheless, as much as I love those wonderful creatures, I love angel-like characters just as much, so that worked out fine for me. I have to admit that, due to Nijowari: Where Angels Fall’s story having a quite dramatic touch, my heart broke while playing this visual novel, yet that only shows that the...

44 found this helpful, 2020-01-08

The writing varies from bad to terrible. Some scenes happen too fast to make any realistic sense - for example, the first protagonist going from nobody to figurehead of a resistance movement in a couple of hours. Some other scenes are overly written. For example, the garden scene was boring and 10 times longer than necessary to convey the information / feelings it was supposed to give the player. The setting itself...

5 found this helpful, 2020-04-20

I really got sucked into this one, more so the second story with Adeia and Gaiane. Their story was a lot longer than William's introduction, which was very political but entertaining. Adeia's was much more heart wrenching, as it dealt with abuse (mostly verbal), so it's kind of a hard read if you're already sensitive to that. There were some good moments too, and me and my gf had fun playing around w/ theories that...

1 found this helpful, 2020-02-15