- November 19, 2020
- Centicerise Productions
Fallstreak: Requiem for my Homeland
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About
In "Fallstreak: Requiem for my Homeland" , players follow the story of Velour Two-Six, a child soldier in a war-torn world facing its end due to the Convergence of the Aukeran Sea and twelve otherworldly Calamities. This linear kinetic visual novel features high-quality graphics, music, and storytelling to create an engaging and immersive narrative experience. The game boasts contributions from Centi , Rimuu , Ariangga , and JadeVater .







- The writing is beautiful and immersive, with a complex and emotional story that effectively conveys the brutalities of war.
- The artwork and sound design are top-notch, enhancing the overall atmosphere and impact of the narrative.
- Despite its short length, the game manages to deliver a powerful and poignant experience that resonates with players.
- The story can be confusing due to abrupt transitions between characters and timelines, making it hard to follow.
- Some players found the lack of voice acting and the fast text speed to be frustrating, detracting from the reading experience.
- The game is extremely dark and may not be suitable for those who prefer lighter themes or happy endings.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Requiem for My Homeland" is praised for its beautiful language and emotional depth, exploring dark themes of survival in an apocalyptic world. However, many reviewers note that the narrative can be confusing due to its non-linear structure and lack of character development compared to its predecessor, "Fallstreak." While the writing, art, and music are highly regarded, the condensed storyline leaves some feeling it lacks depth and clarity, despite its poignant exploration of the human condition.
“A chillingly dark story about a world that’s becoming uninhabitable and the depths humanity will sink to in order to survive.”
“Complex, beautiful story, and at its core, it speaks of the human condition and the brutalities of war.”
“Absolutely recommend this game if you can handle dark subject matter; the author weaves a story that is so immersive and thought out that all the super dark things that happen hit you in the soul and trigger a reaction.”
“Unfortunately, it falls into the same trap as the original game where it jumps between time and characters in a way that makes it hard to keep track of the timeline and story, making the twist, in this case, less impactful.”
“While the concept/theme of the game is fine, the storyline is quite confusing and lacks some in-game dictionary/vocabulary for a couple of specific terms; lastly, while you can redo the text, there is no backlog available.”
“I found the story transitions jarring.”