PC (Microsoft Windows)2021

Systematic Insanity

Nami - a perfect student - accepts a "special award" on her Graduation Day - but suddenly finds herself facing the horrors of a one-day nightmare.

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Nami - a Perfect Student - receives a "special award" on her Graduation Day - but then inherits the challenges of its illogical consequences. Her popularity.. her intelligence.. - and even her beauty - become "gambling tokens" - in a "social survival game" tailored just for her. Witness the Story of Nami as she confronts the spell of a crazy conspiracy! Will she win against the modern witchcraft of social manipulation?

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Steam User 4417STEAMRecommended

IMPECCABLE language! PERFECT grammar indeed.

I wish that this was a Netflix film for wider reach of an audience that could truly appreciate "exquisite writing" in its true pure sense.

The written words have the peculiar quality of the spoken words. Felt like I was really listening to actual conversations going on within earshot. It's like the words themselves are imbued with the breath of life.

Plot movement is rightly-paced that eventually leads from one conflict to the other.

The author seems to have a perspicacious (discerning) view of life itself. What I mean is the author has an unusual insight into human character and motivation.

Highly recommended for the development of symbolic and intuitive reading and thinking in an individual.

I love the story theme --- uniquely crafted with delicate choice of words to aptly depict the scenes and vivify the characters. Finely cut jewel of precious and significant metaphors! With a good blend of visuals and sounds including the music.

Congratulations to the author! A feat to reckon with especially for those aspiring to be like the author of this creative work.

Jan 23, 2023·7h·1·Verified

Steam User 2521STEAMNot recommended

This is not a game.
If you cannot speed read do NOT buy this!!!!

This is a basic "modern media" project that would be regularly seen in the late 1980's to the early 2000's as a "media arts" project requirement in North American universities.

That being said it is visually well done.
however:
a) all interaction is disabled entirely except during "dating game" style dialogues.
this is a major issue since the speed of the dialogues is far to high so even a person like me that can absorb the entire LOTR + The Hobbit in under 25 hours of reading still misses nearly 1/4 of the dialogue
b) there is NO pause function EVER and the cinimatics are long enough that if you have to answer the door/phone or do anything else irl you better have saved at the last dialogue