The game is entirely set as a visual novel with a Zero Escape-esque flowchart. You will need to work your way through 4 games up to 16 different endings, and certain key choices set you onto whichever path - and some other choices kill you flat out.

The writing is pretty good, and depending on the order you do things in you'll be left with more questions than answers. That said about the writing, while they've been making fixes over time, there's still some really odd moments of grammar that happen. It's especially noticeable the further you get on particular routes.

All that said, if you're looking for a game of choices and different endings to work towards, then consider giving Game of Fourtune a shot.

You can check out my (in progress) playthrough on YouTube for an idea of how it goes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGG8_9Thpy4Ks1ZiZwN6i7plKSovMqZda

The game is entirely set as a visual novel with a Zero Escape-esque flowchart. You will need to work your way through 4 games up to 16 different endings, and certain key choices set you onto whichever path - and some other choices kill you flat out. The writing is pretty good, and depending on the order you do things in you'll be left with more questions than answers. That said about the writing, while they've been making fixes over time, there's still some really odd moments of grammar that happen. It's especially noticeable the further you get on particular routes. All that said, if you're looking for a game of choices and different endings to work towards, then consider giving Game of Fourtune a shot. You can check out my (in progress) playthrough on YouTube for an idea of how it goes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGG8_9Thpy4Ks1ZiZwN6i7plKSovMqZda