- October 12, 2021
- Snowhaven Studios
Not It: Spookiest Edition
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About
In "Not It: Spookiest Edition," Katie, a new Easthollow resident, faces a curse threatening her and the townsfolk. This visual novel offers a thrilling, voice-acted story with 33,666+ words, 8 eerie music tracks, and 8 diverse characters. Your choices determine who survives, with 25 possible endings, illustrated backgrounds, CGs, and Steam achievements. Experience two modes: less gore or gore.










- The writing is engaging and the characters are well-developed, making the story enjoyable despite its brevity.
- The art style is striking and colorful, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
- The game features fully voiced dialogue with decent performances, adding depth to the characters and their interactions.
- The game is very short, with most playthroughs taking only 20-40 minutes, which may leave players wanting more content.
- There are several technical issues, including glitches and inconsistent audio levels, which can detract from the experience.
- The pacing is often too fast, leading to a lack of tension and suspense, which is disappointing for a horror-themed visual novel.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is engaging and features a sympathetic protagonist, but it suffers from brevity and some cliches, leaving little room for character development. While the narrative offers an interesting mix of light-heartedness and darker themes, it is often overshadowed by minor dialogue issues and a lack of depth. Despite its short length, the game provides multiple endings and branching paths, making it enjoyable for those who appreciate visual novels, though some players may find the pacing and character actions jarring at times.
“The story is engaging and the protagonist is sympathetic.”
“The story is an interesting mystery that starts off decently light-hearted but quickly gets darker and darker.”
“The art is gorgeous and the story is pretty entertaining on a first or second run.”
“Sadly, it gets bogged down by the mediocre story it happens to be in.”
“I really wanted to like it, and the story had potential, but I think it was just very short and not enough to give you an actual opinion on the characters.”
“Maybe my expectations were just set too high, but the story is remarkably short with very little time to grow attached to the characters.”