- April 13, 2022
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Suhoshin
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About
"Suhoshin" is a single-player mystery visual novel game set in a Korean-inspired village where a series of mysterious deaths occur. As the protagonist, Yuri, a guard, you must investigate and uncover the truth. The game features multiple branching paths, Korean terminology index, the ability to fix mistakes, beautiful art, and detailed character expressions, all designed by renowned artist Kageyoshi.











- The game features stunning art and character designs, capturing the aesthetics of medieval Korea beautifully.
- The unique setting in historical Joseon Korea provides an interesting backdrop for the mystery, along with a helpful in-game cultural encyclopedia.
- The music and atmosphere are well-crafted, enhancing the overall experience and immersing players in the story.
- The story is simplistic and lacks depth, with limited character development and a straightforward plot that may not engage all players.
- There is no voice acting, which detracts from immersion, and the game feels short compared to other visual novels in the genre.
- Player choices have minimal impact on the story, leading to a linear experience that may disappoint those looking for more branching paths.
story
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is set in ancient Korea and revolves around a young officer investigating mysterious murders in his home village, blending historical drama with supernatural elements. While the narrative features interesting characters and a unique cultural backdrop, many reviewers found it simplistic and linear, lacking depth and investment despite some clever twists. Overall, the game is enjoyable for its atmosphere and visuals, but the story may not fully satisfy those seeking a more complex plot.
“The story blends historical drama with supernatural elements, offering a tense and engaging narrative.”
“The story is interesting, with great characters and a great look into old Korean culture and folklore.”
“I found the premise very interesting right out of the bat, with the main plot starting to progress with little delay to get you in on the rhythm of the story.”
“While the visuals are great, the story is, sadly, quite lackluster for my preference.”
“There's nothing specific I can point to that makes this only an adequate story; in my opinion, it's just lacking a certain spark or reason for my investment that it would require to be a truly great experience.”
“I was a little bit let down by the actual mystery in the story.”