I've played quite a few visual novels all of different durations and genres, when I saw that it was multi-ending I thought it could be good since that genre is my favorite, the art seemed great I'm not going to deny that it's quite nice, but the story it's a shit and a big one, 1 how is it possible that a skinny short fucking femboy has the strength to knock you out, 2 in the middle of the street with all these people watching and in broad daylight, 3 he doesn't even have a history of background the subject is like, Oh yes I kill because yes, it's not long enough to give you good character development, I don't know why people like it so much it seems like a tremendous shit to me, it's like all the effort is I would have used it only in the drawings, in conclusion, good art, lousy story 5/10. Could have been better.
Ok, the game is not good and I understand that someone made an effort to create it, I'll be honest I don't think I can create a visual novel because honestly I don't know how to draw, but something that I praised about his work was especially if I had to divide a visual novel into two parts in the visual this subject would get a 10/10 but the story hardly reaches a 3/10, the problem is how short it is I'm not saying you can't make a good short novel, but the creator didn't manage to create a story So there was no development and the game itself says so, when you select what I did to deserve this, it answers nothing, there is no background, it is just an empty character who says he has been "mistreated" by harming an innocent, you realize they don't even give him a background He only does it to his psychopathy because yes, that's why I gave it a 5/10, it's not good but it's not terribly bad either, it doesn't seem great to me but it isn't the worst either. (If I was a bit aggressive in the previous comment I apologize it was at night I was really looking for a good game so my tired brain reacted quite badly when I was disappointed)/
In my interpretation, what mattered more than Akanos background was the player characters survival. I don't think your meant to empathize with him. I don't think its about how good their writing is, but a matter of taste. I personally find it more intriguing that after all of the endings there's still a lot to be uncovered. And about his strength, (spoilers) there's an ending "She let you go" that could hint to Akano not being human at all. It may just be because the player character caught him off guard that we were able to kill him in one of the endings. And it would also explain his inhumane behavior and lust for blood.