- January 12, 2018
- 3rdEye
Sorcery Jokers
Platforms
About
In Sorcery Jokers, players navigate a visual novel adventure, making choices that determine the fate of the characters and uncovering secrets in a magical world. As a member of a group opposing the tyrannical government, the protagonist must balance school life with rebellion, while also managing relationships with various characters. The game features multiple endings based on player choices.











- The game features good art and character designs, with beautiful CGs and a well-crafted visual style.
- There is actual character development, particularly with the protagonists, and the story includes plenty of mystery and plot twists that keep players engaged.
- The unique multi-protagonist perspective and episodic structure allow for a fresh retelling of events, enhancing the overall narrative experience.
- The game lacks CG variation, with many battle scenes using reused graphics, which detracts from the immersion during action sequences.
- The main character Haruto is often described as annoying and repetitive, which can hinder the enjoyment of the story until he develops later on.
- The antagonists are generally considered weak and lacking depth, which undermines the stakes of the plot and the overall impact of the story.
story
160 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is characterized by a complex narrative filled with intriguing plot twists and a well-developed world, though some elements may feel predictable or shallow at times. While the character perspectives add depth and engagement, the execution of certain plot points, particularly involving villains, has drawn mixed reactions. Overall, players find the writing solid and the character interactions enjoyable, leading to a satisfying conclusion despite some narrative flaws.
“Every time I thought the story might end with an unfinished ending, it gave me another opening or credits and continued until it really did end at a satisfying conclusion to a great story with great characters and a well thought out world.”
“The story is really good and has pretty good twists, but what I love the most about this game is the writing, which is really solid and one of the best in the industry. The conversations between the characters are really fun to read, and there is no dull moment while reading it.”
“It's a wonderful visual novel with a fairly complex and interesting story.”
“It's a linear game sold under the pretext of being interactive in the advancement of the story.”
“While the setup of the story was done pretty well, it starts falling apart pretty badly once the villains start showing up.”
“The plot is shallow, only moving because of convenient chuunige plot devices, which was fine if there was some kind of coherency at the end to tie it altogether, but the end is where everything falls apart, ultimately making most of the character development and plot null.”