The whole game is teeming with a strange sense of personality, leaping back and forth across the line between tragedy and comedy. Not everyone gets enough time to shine, but they work well together as an ensemble, and for me, keeping them all alive wasn't just about winning the game- I genuinely didn't want to see them go. Kowada Town is a great setting, with oddly-named stores and a park that's only there because the two towns who planned the thing didn't want it, and Shunsuke's friends are for the most part a likeable crew. It's not quite as elegant as the skipping system found in, for example, Renpy games, but it is much, much better than nothing at all, and it definitely improves Re: Kinder's replay value. Sometimes the gameplay gets weighed down by all the cutscenes, but that's pretty much par for the course in this type of game, and thankfully, Re:Kinder includes the option to skip dialogue. Though the combat is far from the star of Re:Kinder (there's no levelling and only one weapon upgrade, and veteran explorers may find a way to skip the final boss entirely), it does an admirable job in its supporting role. You'll need to pay attention to the characters' abilities and the enemies' patterns of attack- trying to brute-force your way through a battle is the quickest way to lose. When the party needs to fight, you'll be dropped into a turn-based battle. Guide Shunsuke through what remains of Kowada Town, solving puzzles and figuring out the right course of action before it's too late and one among your number is gone for good. It's just that the sheer level of weirdness in this game is difficult to convey with words.
#DEATH COME TRUE WALKTHROUGH FREE#
Can you save your friends, or will you be left all alone? Re:Kinder, a free RPG adventure made by Parun and translated by Vgperson, might sound like a relatively straightforward horror story. And then there's Yuuichi, the little boy behind it all, whose bizarre demands offer a promise of escape. Shunsuke escapes to his clubhouse, and meets the remaining population of Kowada Town: six terrified children who just want to call for help. until he comes home from a visit to his grandparents to find his town a desolated wreck, his babysitter a mindless monster, and his mother a bloody corpse at the door. Third-grader Shunsuke's life is a little bit strange, but it's peaceful enough.
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