- March 29, 2024
- Hasoyua
The World's Egg - For Those Who Dream
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About
In "The World's Egg - For Those Who Dream," Mari and Kotone experience an ordinary day that turns extraordinary when townspeople transform into monsters. Guided by a mysterious voice, Mari becomes heroine Lilium, using power to combat the monsters. To save her home, Mari must confront the challenges of another world's miasma pouring in.





- The game features an engaging dual-world narrative with depth in character development.
- The art and H scenes are visually appealing, with a good variety of content available.
- The linear progression and straightforward gameplay make it easy to get into and rewarding.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and lacks variety in enemies and mechanics.
- Character personalities are one-dimensional, making it hard to connect with them.
- The game suffers from menu navigation issues and a lack of voice acting, which detracts from the overall experience.
story
62 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "The World's Egg" is described as linear but engaging, featuring a classic heroine's journey with some emotional depth and plot twists, particularly through the perspective of the main character, Mari. While it borrows heavily from previous games and may lack character development, it attempts to create a cohesive narrative that culminates in a surprising ending. Overall, the story is seen as compelling, though some players find it underwhelming or overly dramatic.
“The dual-world setup provides a rich backdrop for character development and plot twists, culminating in a surprising and emotionally impactful ending.”
“Although it does not revolutionize the genre and borrows heavily from its predecessors, it provides a compelling story and engaging gameplay.”
“Story: 9/10: this game has very good plot twists, and there are some emotional moments.”
“The world's egg is a very linear RPG where you just do a bunch of fights to proceed with the main story.”
“Story: 4/10 nice concept, over the top delivery, overdramatic and cringe; I didn't feel for any character nor did I like any one of them, sadly.”
“I didn't have any cry or joy playing the game even once from the story, but had a lot of cringes.”