- July 25, 2022
- Primula
TAISHO x ALICE: HEADS & TAILS
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About
"TAISHO x ALICE: HEADS & TAILS" is a visual novel set in the early 20th century Taisho era, where you can explore two alternate worlds and make choices that affect the outcome of the story. The protagonist's name is customizable, and your decisions will determine which of the multiple endings you reach. This game can be played independently and features unique art and character designs inspired by classic fairy tales.









- The fandisc provides a satisfying conclusion to Wizard's story, offering a bittersweet yet fulfilling ending.
- The additional routes for Ryoushi and Woolfe add depth to the narrative and provide unique perspectives on the main story.
- The artwork is beautiful, and the voice acting is expressive, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
- The absence of Alistair's route, which was a significant part of the original story, leaves a major gap in the fandisc.
- Some routes feel incredibly short, which may leave players wanting more content.
- Certain character developments and plot points were disappointing or discomforting compared to previous installments.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received high praise, particularly for the wizard's after story, which provides a satisfying and emotional conclusion to his narrative. Players appreciate the depth added to the characters through additional routes and backstories, enhancing the overall experience. The blend of romance and heartache, along with cute extra content, makes the storytelling engaging and memorable.
“110% worth it for the wizard's after story alone.”
“It wraps up his story in a supremely satisfying way.”
“Bought it mainly for the wizard's after story, but fell in love with all the stories.”
“Why is the plot there that Yurika is worried that he prefers her as a kid?”
“There is lots of cute extra content for the previous love interests, and the extra 'routes' for Ryouhi and Woolfe add quite a bit to the story and what was happening in the real world.”
“His issues (inferiority complex and so on) with Yurika get explained more properly here, and we get to see them grow closer as siblings.”