My name gives it away but...
Dang, what a moving experience this was! Dear Howly, and everyone who has contributed to working on and helping shape the way that Adastra is released in the exact manner it is today, thanks from the bottom of my heart.
I've downloaded this game around March at the beginning of this year and finished it just today. 6-7 months, but my actual playthrough took me less than a month, or maybe two-three weeks. I'm indeed a very slow reader and player.
This is my first experience playing a fully fleshed-out visual novel, especially in this particular genre. (Yes, girls, I'm gay.) I stumbled upon it through something very random, but I'm very glad that I did... what a truly hidden gem it is!
Amicus, dang, fictional or not, you'll always have a reserved soft spot in my heart, and I know this might come off as very corny and sappy -- sorry, just emotional, cuz the ending wrecked me kinda :sob:
I recommend this game to all my fellow guys; it's definitely worth a shot. Fax, no printer.
Maybe I'll play it again in the future, certainly I would too... if only my poor heart could handle bittersweet farewells a teensy tiny bit better, lol.
Though, the end is inevitable; whether it be a novel, a memory, or life...
Hmm, the thing is... I want to end my words by wishing only success, health, and peace to each individual member of the team behind Echo Project and its amazing games. Thank you for everything.
(My personal note: For those whose main language isn't English, and who feel inadequate/intimidated before playing it (or similar games) due to its somewhat sheer size etc... I was one of them, as well. But, my honest answer... just do it. It took me months, but for what it is worth, it was very well worth every single second. What doesn't kill us only makes us stronger.)
Happy readings to everyone, you won't regret it! Good day!
To the stars, and beyond.