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About This Game

The year is 2030. Business is as usual in the isolated research city of Rokumei–that is until several explosions suddenly go off in the nuclear research facility known as 5d3b920ae0

Title: Root Double -Before Crime * After Days- Xtend Edition
Genre: Adventure
Developer:
Yeti, Regista
Publisher:
Sekai Project
Release Date: 27 Apr, 2016

English,Japanese

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I love it! It's got a very rich story, great characters, full japanese voice acting, a unique way to interact in the story, so much to explore. Definitely worth the price if you want to get sucked into a great fantasy world and a long emotional rollercoaster.. Root Double is an absolutely exceptional visual novel. It's an amazing mystery and thriller story. The characters are all great, distinct and their voiceovers are very well done. It explores lots of interesting themes and there is an amazing attention to detail in every regard. There is a lot of fictional (supernatural) science involved but every part of it is very well thought out and explained thoroughly which makes it very believable and plausible. I'm quite new to the world of visual novels. This is my fourth VN and so far I've read a couple of the best ones (Steins;Gate, Steins;Gate 0 and The Devil on G String) and I thought there were always some plot holes, inconsistencies or fairly unreasonable dei ex machina in all of them. But not in Root Double. The story is almost perfect and I don't think there are any unreasonable elements; everything has a reasonable explanation and subtle hints are present from the very beginning that can prod you to make theories about parts of this vast mystery before the truth is revealed. I have very few criticisms for Root Double. The story can drag a bit in some parts and suffers from overexposition, but I found the premise, characters and world engaging enough to enjoy those parts as well. Also, the choice system can be confusing and sometimes make the result of your choice the exact opposite of what you intended. It can take a lot of trial and error, time or the help of guides until you can reach the true ending. But it's so very worth it. I've enjoyed every moment spent playing Root Double immensely.. This is actually my first-ever Steam review, but I felt that this VN tended to go under people's radars, and I'd like to do my part to introduce Root Double to anyone interested in this sort of thing. A lot of people have compared Root Double to Ever17, and I agree completely. The story is fascinating in its lore and setting, and plays around a LOT with the idea of mistaken identity, in all possible senses of the term. There are some truly spirited plot twists here, many times nested within eachother, and yet it's all so well-plotted as to never become confusing or needlessly convoluted. Every character is fleshed-out and sympathetic, and the postgame content only solidifies this fact. The music is quite well-composed, fitting well to the surrounding context and displaying a wide variety in terms of mood and instrumentation. I still get a number of pieces from this game stuck in my head, and I couldn't be happier. In some ways, the far-out plotting and at-times intensely dark storytelling make me think of the Zero Escape series, another of which I am an enthusiast; however, this obviously does not extend to the gameplay of Root Double, which is entirely text/image-based. All in all, fans of well-plotted, well-designed visual novels really should give this one an honest try. I disagree with those who argue the game is overlong or has long dry spells: a lot of the less-eventful spans, I would argue, are absolutely necessary for establishing sympathy (no pun intended) with the characters, without which the myriad plot twists (especially en route to the True Ending) would no have anywhere near as much impact. It's honestly hard to do true justice to this highly-overlooked VN, but I should point out one more thing: the reader gets a LOT of content for their money, thereby explaining the admittedly-high cost of admission. TL;DR: A must-buy for fans of the storytelling style of Ever17 and Zero Escape. An excellent VN, overall.. Absolutely incredible in every sense of the word. Root Double is one of the best visual novels currently on steam at time of writing and it is WELL worth picking up. As you can see from my play time it's a pretty sizable read but in a good way. Root Double has an excellent story, great presentation and sounds (with pretty nice sound design as well) and some of the BEST characters I think I have ever seen in a visual novel. Root Double's strongest points are by far its characters. They're incredibly well developed, likable and memorable. The story itself is excellent too, I won't go into it much more than the steam description says but just know that there is far more to it than meets the eye. The pacing is pretty solid as well. While the game can slow down at points with its pacing it is nowhere near as bad as the pacing of other vn's such as ever17. While Ever17 is more of a stop, go, stop, go pacing affair Root Double, while slowing down at points never really comes to a screeching hault at all. If you're looking for a solid visual novel though with great pacing, great characters and an interesting plot then pick this one up. Don't listen to those people who say that Root B is trash and boring (the slower pacing of Root B manages to pay off big time later on believe me), just play this VN. It's well worth your money and time believe me.. For those unfamiliar, visual novels are, true to their name, a crossbreed of novels and a visual medium. Think of it as a play with still pictures instead of actors: characters have dialogues, monologues, and non-verbal interactions between each other, all depicted with anime styled drawings, full voice acting, sound effects, and background music. It is a popular medium in Japan and is slowly getting more popular in the west. Root Double is an exceptional visual novel. At a research institude dubbed the Laboratory of Atomic and Biological Organization (LABO for short), multiple explosions occured, leading to a mass evacuation while a research team rushes in. Shortly, a lockdown order was issued in the fear of a nuclear meltdown while nine lives remain trapped inside. Dead bodies with gunshot wounds, people who shouldn't be there, there seems to be a lot of mystery surrounding the LABO explosions and lockdown, and it's one of the things that drew me in. I felt Root Double is about 60% sci-fi and 40% mystery. While it could be seen as a closed circle who-dun-it, it's better to not treat it as such. The mystery is more about circumstances of each character and how they reached LABO, rather than how the dead bodies came about. Everything is well foreshadowed, which contributes to the best part of Root Double: its writing. The other big piece of its excellent writing is its world building (with believable "science" rules), which attributes to the sci-fi nature of this visual novel. While writing, voice acting, art, and music is all excellent, pacing issues prevents it from getting a perfect 10. Many flashbacks at key moments disrupt the flow of the story, and some flashblacks are simply too long, clumped together, and are too similar. Still, Root Double has made its way to my top 5 visual novels in terms of writing, and it comes highly recommended.

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