- January 20, 2017
- Circus
Da Capo 3 R
Platforms
About
In "Da Capo 3 R", Kiyotaka Katsuragi and his sister Himeno are studying magic at the Royal London Magic Academy, an underground city composed of floating islands. Surrounded by fellow students from around the world, they experience ordinary days filled with camaraderie and learning. However, this tale of encounters and farewells explores the beginning of a story that transcends dreams.








- The story is well-presented, effectively balancing comedy and serious scenes, making it enjoyable to read.
- The game features a variety of routes and character development, allowing players to explore different storylines and outcomes.
- The graphics and music are praised for their quality, enhancing the overall experience of the visual novel.
- The prologue is excessively long and feels disconnected from the main story, which can be frustrating for players.
- Some routes feel rushed, particularly towards their climaxes, leading to unsatisfying conclusions.
- The main character is often described as dense, which may detract from the enjoyment for some players.
story
120 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a complex blend of romance and science fiction, featuring a mix of engaging plot twists and slice-of-life elements, though some find the pacing disrupted by lengthy, unrelated sections. While the narrative is well-presented and offers unique character arcs, it can feel repetitive at times, and the prologue is criticized for being overly long and disconnected from the main plot. Overall, fans of the franchise may appreciate the depth and intricacies of the story, but newcomers might find it challenging to navigate without prior knowledge of the series.
“The story was no less than fascinating, brilliantly intertwining romance with science fiction.”
“It was so good that it was very difficult to predict what was going to happen next; in fact, on most occasions, my attention was utterly glued to this unique storyline.”
“The story got far more great than I expected; it didn't look like what it seemed when I first read it, so anyone who hasn't read this visual novel yet... prepare yourself to be shocked by the development of the story.”
“The prologue chapter was too long and a waste of time, since it is not much connected to the actual story (only the end of the prologue, dream, and Ricca's behavior).”
“However, the flow of the story is disrupted by several lengthy, unrelated slice-of-life sections, which should be skipped for better story pacing.”
“The overall plot is a little weak, but I think that's to put more emphasis on the characters.”