- November 9, 2016
- Valera Entertainment
Once in Yaissor
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About
In "Once in Yaissor," players explore a divided world where most people are internet celebrities, and life themes are tackled with humor and a unique style. The game features a complex plot, well-developed characters, and no annoying anime characters. In Yaissor, the Atheist region thrives on internet activity, while the Bull region struggles, leading to a fascinating societal commentary .










- The game provides a unique and immersive experience, blending humor and deep themes that resonate with players.
- Many players found joy and hope through the game, using it as a means to cope with personal struggles and reconnect with loved ones.
- Despite the language barrier, the visuals and character designs were praised for their creativity and appeal.
- The game is primarily in Russian, making it inaccessible for non-Russian speakers and leading to confusion among players.
- Critics argue that it lacks substantial gameplay, functioning more as an interactive e-book with poorly written dialogue.
- The overall quality of the game is seen as low, with many players expressing disappointment in its technical execution and lack of engaging content.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is characterized by its intriguing plot filled with enigmas and mysterious characters, though some reviewers noted a repetitive narrative that lacks novelty. Many highlighted a moral about perseverance in the face of adversity, while others found the ending to be sad and reminiscent of biblical themes. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some praising the humor and depth, while others felt disengaged from the storyline.
“Very interesting story, with a lot of enigmas and mysterious characters.”
“Story was really interesting and great.”
“Ending of this story was sad.”
“It's always the same story.”
“Hardly a success story, gamers just weren't all that interested in the e-book.”
“Not sure if that was the actual story, but if it is, I can see why it was compared to that of the 'bible'.”