- February 14, 2018
- Tuomo Laine
Border of her Heart
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About
"Border of Her Heart" is a narrative-driven visual novel centered around the protagonist's relationships and personal growth. The game features branching storylines, multiple endings, and decisions that impact the character's connections and outcomes. It offers a unique blend of romance, drama, and introspection, engaging players in a deep emotional journey.



- The game features full voice acting, which adds a unique charm to the experience.
- It offers a unique concept where players act as a border guard, making choices that impact the story and romance options.
- For its low price, the game provides decent replay value and some entertaining moments.
- The writing is poorly executed, resembling amateur fanfiction rather than a polished narrative.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under an hour, leading to a lack of depth in story and character development.
- It suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, which detract from the overall experience and enjoyment.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as simple and somewhat bland, with limited character development and a feeling of being railroaded into relationships. While some players found the narrative interesting, many expressed a desire for more depth, drama, and meaningful choices throughout the game. Overall, it caters to those looking for a casual visual novel experience but may leave others wanting more.
“It was great; my first playthrough ended shortly as I became the new captain and got what seemed like married. We got ourselves a house, and the crystal I had found in the woods was destroyed, which I was expecting my friend to be upset about!”
“As far as the game goes, it is an interesting story, but the choices seem too random, with only a couple of real choices.”
“I was hoping for a little more story and drama in it, and maybe better humor.”
“The plot of this is quite bland; it's pretty much the same thing. You go and see a couple of characters once or twice, sometimes three times, and it's just... eh, not a huge fan of feeling like I'm railroaded into a relationship with a character.”
“Kind of wish there was more to the game: more story, more character development.”
“I was hoping for a little more story/drama in it and maybe better humor.”