- May 6, 2016
- M2 Co.,LTD
Malus Code
Platforms
About
"Malus Code" is a game that was previously affected by a bug that saved data in the same folder as "Tokyo School Life." To restore save data, players must back up their "TSL" and "MC" folders, create a duplicate copy of the "TSL" folder and rename it to "MC," and then delete any existing "MC" folder before starting the game. Any remaining "TSL" save data in "Malus Code" can be removed by overwriting or deleting the saves. Apologies for the inconvenience.







- The game features beautiful artwork and animations, enhancing the visual experience.
- The characters are engaging and have interesting dynamics, providing some heartwarming moments.
- The game offers a unique blend of slice-of-life, mystery, and horror elements, making it intriguing for players who enjoy complex narratives.
- The story is convoluted with numerous plot holes and unresolved questions, leaving players confused.
- There are no meaningful choices or branching paths, making the gameplay feel linear and unsatisfying.
- The game is relatively short, and many players feel it doesn't justify its price due to the lack of content and resolution.
story
72 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Malus Code" is described as kinetic and structured in three acts, but it suffers from a lack of coherence and numerous unresolved plot points, leaving players confused and unsatisfied. While some elements are intriguing and the art is praised, many reviewers note that the narrative is disjointed, filled with filler content, and ultimately fails to deliver a rewarding experience. Overall, the potential of the storyline is overshadowed by its complexity and vagueness, leading to a disappointing conclusion for many players.
“The story is kinetic, but interesting, and told in 3 acts.”
“Fun game if you like to solve mysteries and enjoy piecing together the puzzle of a story.”
“The story is amazing and the music.”
“It seems that none of the plot lines were finished or plot holes filled, and the story left many things unexplained.”
“After the first episode, the story just becomes extremely disjointed, with so much happening and nothing explained.”
“I was quite confused about the timings of the two later routes, and where the protagonist's path differed... there also seemed to be some half-hearted attempts to break the fourth wall by having the protagonist refer to events from previous routes in a hazy, dream-like way - it's a nice idea, and it almost worked for me, but the story was already a jumbled mess by that point.”