Sakura Dimensions

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Sakura Dimensions is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by None and was released on November 26, 2020. It received neutral reviews from players.

Experience interdimensional love in this unique visual novel! This visual novel comes with three different play styles! • Make choices!• Write poems!• Turn-based RPG styled battles! Two girls from another dimension have appeared in your room! And it's raining sakura petals...? What is going on? Find out more about the girls as you try to find a way back to their own dimensions. Or... would you l…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

story2 negative mentions

The character movement and physics are well-executed.
The background art is solid and visually appealing.
Some small games added to the experience provide a good idea.

The writing is poor, with bad grammar and a lack of coherent story.
There is no options menu or proper save system, making gameplay frustrating.
The game feels generic and low-effort, lacking a strong theme or uniqueness.

story
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The story is criticized for being too conformist and lacking depth, resulting in a flat narrative that fails to engage players effectively.
- “But the story and the way it's conveyed.”
- “But the story and the way it's conveyed are lacking.”
- “Unfortunately, the developer is still too conformist, which has led to the game's plot being too flat.”
humor
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The humor in the game is perceived as inconsistent and lacking effort, with some players feeling it relies on random absurdity rather than clever writing. Overall, it seems to miss the mark, leaving many unimpressed.
- “I think it's supposed to be funny, but it just feels like the writer didn't care and just threw together a load of nonsense, thinking that would be good enough.”
- “The humor falls flat and often feels forced, as if the writers were trying too hard to be funny without any real substance.”
- “Instead of clever jokes, we get a series of tired clichés that fail to elicit any genuine laughter.”