- January 23, 2019
- Cabbit
Endless Jade Sea: Midori no Umi
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About
"Endless Jade Sea: Midori no Umi" is a nautical-themed action-adventure game. Explore the vast open waters, discover hidden islands, and engage in real-time naval battles while uncovering the mysteries of the Endless Jade Sea. Customize and upgrade your ship, recruit crew members, and manage resources as you navigate treacherous waters and fight against formidable pirates and sea monsters.







- The game features a rich variety of hidden characters, multiple routes, and numerous events, providing significant replay value.
- The artwork is praised for its quality, especially considering the game's age, and the soundtrack enhances the overall atmosphere.
- For its low price, the game offers a substantial amount of content, with many endings and a compelling story that keeps players engaged.
- The English translation is severely lacking, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward phrasing that detracts from the overall experience.
- Technical issues, such as bugs in the menu and game crashes, hinder gameplay and frustrate players.
- Some players feel that the story's pacing is inconsistent, with abrupt shifts in tone and poorly developed character arcs.
story
35 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the visual novel is generally praised for its rich plot, emotional depth, and multiple endings, focusing on themes of abandonment and personal relationships among children in a secret orphanage. However, many reviewers criticize the poor quality of the translations, which detracts from the overall experience, making it difficult to fully appreciate the narrative. Despite these issues, the engaging storyline and character backstories keep players invested, with some routes being particularly well-received.
“This is an excellent visual novel with a rich plot and a lot of endings.”
“The story is well-written and evolving, as well as touchy and emotional.”
“Overall it's a pretty good moving story with lots of choices.”
“The UI and options were rather prehistoric as far as visual novels go, and most of the story was butchered of any meaning by the poor translations. So why did I sink 20 hours into this hellhole, you may be asking?”
“They gave you shock after shock, and in between there are clues about the truth of the story, but the happy endings, which must be the true ones, are just some disappointing flashbacks, turning all the characters into romantic interests just to include unnecessary scenes.”
“I can recommend the novel story-wise, but if you have high expectations regarding the grammar and text, I definitely can't recommend it due to the high rate of errors where no effort was added into this translation.”