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The Way We All Go

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100% User Score Based on 14 reviews

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The Way We All Go is a single player action game with horror, romance, drama, comedy and others themes. It was developed by ebi-hime and was released on October 31, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Note: This game is a remake of the 2015 visual novel The Way We All Go by ebi-hime. This remake contains entirely new character sprites and backgrounds, over forty new event CGs, and an entirely new soundtrack. The game has also been remastered in 1080p. There is one new route and several bonus extra scenes to unlock which were not present in the original visual novel. The year is 1980, an…

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  • The game features an impressive number of branching routes and over twenty endings, with choices that significantly impact the story and unlock new content, making it highly replayable and rewarding to experiment with.
  • Characters are well-written and multifaceted, with psychological depth, especially in the portrayal of mental health and yandere archetypes; the protagonist is uniquely characterized as a nervous, non-typical male lead who adds to the story's emotional complexity.
  • The remake includes beautifully redrawn high-resolution art, many new CGs, adorable sprite and chibi artwork, a fully renewed soundtrack that perfectly matches the atmosphere, and a user-friendly interface with excellent skip/rewind functions.
  • The narrative and storytelling can sometimes feel more like a puzzle to unlock different endings rather than a traditional linear story, which may frustrate some players seeking a straightforward experience.
  • Some players may find certain characters or personalities occasionally annoying or underdeveloped, and the heavy psychological and tragic themes might not appeal to everyone.
  • The game's complexity and many branching paths might be overwhelming for newcomers or those not used to intricate visual novels with deep choice mechanics.
  • story
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is praised for its engaging and well-paced narrative, with a cheerful character, Amu, adding lightness despite occasional annoyance. It features meaningful endings and intriguing references that connect to the creator's other works, enriching an extended universe without requiring prior knowledge. Overall, the story balances tone effectively and offers thoughtful character development, making it both enjoyable and reflective.

    • “The story is amazing and all the endings are amazing.”
    • “There's a few fun references in this story which tie together some of Ebi's other works into a little extended universe; chief of which is a shared setting, but there are some more explicit references to character names and the events of other stories.”
    • “The story preserves the original text yet refines the writing and pacing, leaving a smoother and more natural impression.”
    • “I made Atcchan do bad things in this visual novel that sometimes feels more like a puzzle than a story, pulling little levers that please or offend the characters, and in the new endings, they're all canon to that.”
    • “The references are fanservice that don't really add to the story, so you don't have to try to read as many has her visual novels as possible to appreciate the way we all go.”
    • “I feel that Amu was the heart of the story, in the sense that her cheerful and playful personality helped a lot to relax the story in many parts; however, sometimes I found her a bit annoying.”
  • music
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised for its fitting atmosphere and nostalgic tone, with a standout track being "Honey Jasmine." The soundtrack smoothly transitions between calm and uneasy moods, enhancing the overall experience, and the renewed music in the remake is well-received alongside the updated art.

    • “I think that every song fits the atmosphere of this visual novel.”
    • “The soundtrack has also been fully renewed, smoothly shifting between calm daily tones and unease, recreating the same sense of nostalgia and anxiety the original captured.”
    • “I can say that my favorite soundtrack is Honey Jasmine.”
  • graphics
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics feature a charming cutesy anime art style that has noticeably evolved and improved since earlier works by the artist, complemented by adorable chibi CGs from another artist. While some may find the aesthetics less charming compared to the original, the overall visual presentation is characterized by a striking intensity.

    • “I really like the cutesy anime art style (you may recognize the artist's work from ebi's Fairy series, though I think their style has improved and evolved since the early installments!) and there's also a bunch of adorable chibi CGs by a different artist.”
    • “If The Way We All Go is not saying anything particularly meaningful - it is but also isn't - it is first an aesthetic meditation (though I find the aesthetics to be less charming than the original, that's a bias), but primarily The Way We All Go is an intensity.”
  • atmosphere
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate that the music perfectly complements the atmosphere of the visual novel, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers high replayability, with small choices leading to significant changes in each playthrough, allowing for multiple diverse scenarios and varied experiences.

    • “I have done multiple playthroughs and really appreciated the big changes that small choices can bring, making it easily replayable with multiple different scenarios.”
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The Way We All Go is a action game with horror, romance, drama, comedy and others themes.

The Way We All Go is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

The Way We All Go was released on October 31, 2025.

The Way We All Go was developed by ebi-hime.

The Way We All Go has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked The Way We All Go for its music but disliked it for its story.

The Way We All Go is a single player game.

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