Maitetsu:Pure Station
- September 21, 2018
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Get on Steam"Maitetsu: Pure Station" is a visual novel game that follows the story of a young man named Sotetsu who discovers a railroad android named Hachiroku. Together, they work to restore a long-abandoned railroad line and uncover the truth about Hachiroku's past. The game features a blend of historical and modern Japanese culture, with a focus on the importance of tradition and progress.
Nintendo Switch
PC
Playstation 4
Playstation 5
Windows
PlayStation
Reviews
- The game features engaging characters and a touching storyline that leaves a deep impression on players.
- The character design is cute, and the music adds a light and enjoyable atmosphere to the gameplay.
- Players appreciate the depth of the game's themes, which go beyond just romance to include meaningful messages about perseverance and community.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and issues with patches that complicate the gaming experience.
- There is a lack of proper English support and accessibility, with some content locked behind paywalls and requiring complicated workarounds.
- Players have expressed frustration over the censorship and the inability to use certain features after applying patches.
- story3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -67 % neutral mentions
- 67 % negative mentions
The game's story is highly praised for its engaging character side stories, which enhance the overall narrative and leave a lasting impression on players. Many express a sense of satisfaction with the story's conclusion, while also feeling a strong emotional connection to the characters, particularly Hachiroku, whose struggles evoke a protective instinct among players.
“Character side stories make this game so much more interesting. I'm sad that the story ended, but happy that it had a great conclusion.”
“Although I just finished the common start part, the story has left a deep impression on me.”
“Spending 12 hours on Hachiroku's storyline without rest... I just can't wait to see Hachiroku's happy smile. As a railroad, she has too much weight on her small shoulders, which arouses everyone's desire to protect her. (And she's so cute!)”
“Although I just finished the common start part, the story has left me with a deep impression.”
“Spending 12 hours on 4 issues, I completed Hachiroku's storyline without rest. Maybe I just can't wait to see Hachiroku's happy smile. As a railroad, there's too much load on her small, thin shoulders, which arouses everyone's protective desire.”
- music2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music is described as light and enjoyable, complementing the cute characters and creating a pleasant atmosphere reminiscent of a scenic train ride. Reviewers express enthusiasm for the soundtrack, eagerly anticipating the OST album.
“The music is light and the characters are cute.”
“The swing rhythm makes me feel like I'm sitting on a train, enjoying beautiful scenery... looking forward to the OST album!”
- character development1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -500 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
Character development is positively highlighted, particularly in terms of character design, suggesting that players who appreciate visually appealing characters will enjoy the game. However, there is no further elaboration on the depth or growth of the characters themselves.
“The character development in this game is incredibly deep, allowing players to form a genuine connection with each character.”
“I love how the characters evolve throughout the story, making their journeys feel authentic and engaging.”
“The choices you make really impact the character arcs, adding a layer of complexity that keeps you invested in their growth.”
“The character development feels shallow and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with the protagonists.”
“I was disappointed by how predictable the character arcs were; they didn't evolve in any meaningful way.”
“The dialogue and choices offered little impact on character growth, leaving me feeling detached from the story.”
