- February 9, 2022
- idk?
20b
80%Game Brain Score
story, humor
graphics, grinding
80% User Score 79 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
Eight peculiar students, a pair of highly-trained assassins, extraterrestrials plotting a full-scale invasion of Earth, a secret society on the verge of toppling the US presidency and a Doomsday cult gearing to wipe California off the map.








Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews
story9 positive mentions
grinding1 negative mentions
- The game features clever moments and zany humor, making it an enjoyable experience.
- It's free and offers a unique, engaging narrative with quirky characters.
- The art style and soundtrack are well-received, adding to the overall charm of the game.
- The gameplay can be confusing, especially with the lack of clear instructions for completing certain tasks.
- Some players found the plot to be convoluted and difficult to follow.
- There are minor bugs and issues, such as the game unexpectedly opening a web browser.
- story34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story of "20b" is described as a quirky and engaging visual novel that combines a lighthearted approach with a convoluted plot featuring a diverse cast of characters. While some players found the narrative to be a bit disjointed and challenging to follow, many appreciated its humor and the satisfying resolution at the end. Overall, the game offers a fun and interactive storytelling experience, despite some minor flaws in execution.
“Sip 'n' savor: "20b" may not win any awards for its art style, but beneath its rough exterior lies a surprisingly engaging story that's as intriguing as a honey-scented breeze.”
“A lot of fun the whole way through, never too serious, great characters and some genuinely hilarious moments, a story that feels both gargantuan and personal at the same time.”
“Neat little game with a meta story that seems pretty crazy but ties together nicely at the end.”
“Bear's take: '20b' - a visual novel that throws together a motley crew of characters in a plot as convoluted as a bear trying to untangle itself from a ball of yarn.”
“Though I had a few issues, some small nitpicks and a big continuity one which the dev hit the issue on the head in their closing words... it just felt all over the place, I had a hard time understanding where the plot was going half the time since it wasn't linear.”
“The game has no auto save so I got to the end and, well, spoilers [spoiler] I got to the part where it wants you to use the debug to fix the game so you can win but couldn't figure out what to do... just a bunch of boxes on the screen so I was confused and a little pissed that I had no way to conclude the story.”