- July 29, 2016
- minori
Supipara: Chapter 1
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About
In "Supipara: Chapter 1," the protagonist, Yukinari Sanada, returns to his hometown after living abroad and faces challenges in adjusting to his new life. This visual novel centers around Yukinari's relationships with various female characters, while he navigates his way through school and the town's quirky festivals. The game is known for its vibrant art style, character development, and romantic intrigue.











- The visuals and animations are stunning, with expressive character designs and a high number of detailed CGs that enhance the overall experience.
- The voice acting is well-executed, capturing the characters' personalities and emotions effectively, contributing to an immersive storytelling experience.
- The lighthearted slice-of-life story, filled with quirky characters and comedic moments, provides an enjoyable and relatable narrative.
- The protagonist is somewhat bland and lacks depth, which detracts from the overall engagement with the story.
- As a kinetic novel, there are no player choices, limiting the interactivity and replayability of the game.
- The story can feel drawn out at times, with some players finding it slow-paced and lacking in significant plot development.
story
122 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Supipara" is primarily a slice-of-life romantic comedy with magical elements, praised for its charming characters and engaging interactions, though it lacks a deep overarching plot. While the first chapter is self-contained and satisfying, it leaves some threads for potential future development, especially given the unfortunate disbandment of the developer, minori. Overall, players appreciate the wholesome narrative and character dynamics, but some find the story somewhat simplistic and hope for more depth in subsequent chapters.
“A good kinetic novel with a wholesome story about peace, love, and borrowing a witch's power for a little while.”
“The art style and animations for this are great, and the story is excellent.”
“I especially liked how minori wrote a story that, like eden*, was able to wrap up in a way that made me, and I'm assuming many others, happy.”
“There's a running background thread about a witch who trades magic for memories, but it's mostly used to further the existing comedy and romance plots rather than to give the story some additional substance.”
“I think a deeper background plot to tie everything together could have made this a much better game.”
“After hours of gameplay, there's little to no progress in the story.”