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- Crime Opera: The Butterfly Effect fails to capitalise on its unique premise and setting by falling short where it matters. The writing is juvenile, cringe-inducing, and at times even offensively embarrassing. It takes some level of care and maturity to explore adult themes, and unfortunately the writing here just doesn’t feel appropriate.
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Removing something because someone doesn't want to see it existing (usually after heavy twatter/retardera mob, in context of TKtH's first ban it was - among other things - other works of the game's artist presented/implied as if they were in the game). The plot literally involves child prostitution.
I went through quite a few artists and musicians before finding the perfect team, we had a delayed kickstarter for numerous reasons, then the kickstarter launched and failed, and then finally we were slapped with the Steam ban last month.
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It goes without saying that to appeal to anyone, a visual novel needs to have good writing, but what is equally as important are the music and the artwork. Without those two elements, you steer away from the territory of a visual novel and more towards that of a typical novel. The music is great and fits the tone of the game perfectly, and I partic...
At the very beginning of the visual novel, you’re given the option to play through the game with choices or as a linear, kinetic story. Regardless of which you go for, there is onlyone true ending – ‘wrong’ decisions will lead to false endings, which upon completion, will prompt you to restart the game. It’s worth noting that while there are 24 cha...
The aim of Crime Opera: The Butterfly Effectis not so much to tell a whole story as it is to set the scene and introduce us to the cast of characters we will follow forward in future titles. This entry is the first in a proposed series of six visual novels following the Gallo children through to old age, so there is plenty of time for the character...
- Tasha Quinn
May 4, 2021 · The biggest problem with Crime Opera: The Butterfly Effect is that it explores some adult themes in absolute poor taste. It’s one thing to incorporate adult themes to drive a meaningful...
- Jahanzeb Khan
May 3, 2021 · There’s nothing inherently wrong with that – visual novels are not focused on “gameplay” in a traditional sense, and game makers like TyranoBuilder allow creative writers to focus on their writing rather than have to go learn an engine like Unity first.
Apr 28, 2021 · See through the eyes of the Gallo children as they witness murders, kidnappings and other crimes wrought upon their households by their own fathers. Crime Opera explores both the strength and frailty of familial bonds, presenting its narrative in beautifully illustrated style.
Jul 27, 2021 · Crime Opera: The Butterfly Effect is a visual novel that puts you behind the eyes of the Gallo children. Can you find out the truth?
