- December 17, 2018
- Freedintale Studio
Event-D
Platforms
About
"Event-D" is a single-player sci-fi adventure game, where players join a new mission to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the first manned expedition to colonize Mars. As the crew, including scientists, astronauts, and AI robots, embark on this journey, they uncover a previously unknown side of the universe, challenging their scientific beliefs and the role of humanity in space. The game is a visual novel, offering a thought-provoking story about human exploration of space and questioning what lies beyond our current understanding.











- Event-D offers a surprisingly good sci-fi story with likable characters and impressive 3D artwork, making it stand out among visual novels.
- The narrative is well-written and thought-provoking, leaving players with intriguing mysteries and themes related to human evolution and artificial intelligence.
- The game features a unique presentation style that combines still images with a compelling soundtrack, enhancing the overall atmosphere and engagement.
- The game lacks player interaction and choices, making it feel more like reading a graphic novel than a traditional game.
- There are several spelling and grammar errors throughout the text, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The user interface is somewhat unpolished, with minor annoyances such as the need to switch to full screen every time the game starts.
- story84 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story has been widely praised for its compelling narrative, intriguing sci-fi elements, and well-developed characters, making it a standout feature of the game. While some reviewers noted minor flaws in storytelling techniques and translation, the overall consensus is that the story is engaging and thought-provoking, with many expressing a desire for a sequel to explore its rich themes further. The emotional depth and twists in the plot contribute to a gripping experience that resonates with players.
“The story itself knows how to keep a constant flow of events to hook the reader, jumping from an unexpected event to an unsuspected twist, always in a logical way.”
“Excellent story, the premise was new to me and intriguing, also memorable characters.”
“Well-written and thought-provoking sci-fi story.”
“That could be salvaged by storytelling, and indeed, there’s an interesting, if basic sci-fi story here, but the method of telling it is far too amateur, breaking every rule in the rulebook of storytelling, including telling rather than showing.”
“So, right off the bat, if you are looking for an RPG or a game to make some story-related decisions, this is not it.”
“I only wish that it had some more player interaction, like perhaps some choices for us to make during some parts of the story.”