Time Tenshi Paradox: Episode 2
- April 13, 2018
- Silver Cow Studio
Get on SteamA mysterious visitor makes her appearance... but what is the enigmatic threat lurking in the shadows? Join Rose, Kyo, Tessa and Michelle in the second episode of Time Tenshi Paradox, an episodic visual novel series from Silver Cow Studio!
Reviews
- The introduction of new characters and the development of the story are engaging, providing a sense of excitement for future episodes.
- The art and special effects have improved, enhancing the overall visual experience of the game.
- The game maintains its charm with good dialogue and interesting plot elements, keeping fans invested in the Time Tenshi universe.
- The episodic format results in very short episodes that leave players wanting more, making it difficult to stay invested in the story.
- Key characters from previous games, such as Kyo and Rose, receive minimal screen time, disappointing long-time fans.
- The lack of substantial content and fanservice compared to earlier installments has led to dissatisfaction among players.
- story16 mentions
- 19 % positive mentions
- 63 % neutral mentions
- 19 % negative mentions
The story in this series focuses on character development and progression rather than fanservice, introducing new characters and expanding existing plots. While the narrative is engaging, some reviewers feel it suffers from a lack of depth due to its linear structure and short episode lengths, making it challenging to maintain investment. Overall, the story is appreciated for its richness, but it may not fully satisfy those seeking more branching paths or fanservice elements.
“It's more focused on the development of the story and the introduction of two new characters, so don't expect to see much fanservice.”
“The story is at least interesting, but it feels like it's being sold short by its own design.”
“Instead of recapping events and starting the plot off, this episode focuses on introducing us to new characters and getting you excited for the next episodes.”
“Most of the story choices beyond the dating only amount to two or three different lines of text before they converge on the same linear path, presumably because they can't keep track of lots of branching paths going from episode to episode.”
“The episodes are so short that playing them feels like driving in a start-and-stop traffic jam, with every episode ending before it feels like it's even started to establish anything, and it's making the story as a whole more difficult to stay invested in.”
- graphics3 mentions
- 67 % positive mentions
- -67 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The graphics in this game series have received praise for their attention to detail and additional effects, enhancing the overall visual experience. However, some users feel that the episodic format detracts from the potential for a more cohesive and visually rich game. Overall, while the artwork is appreciated, there is a desire for a more substantial release that fully showcases the visuals.
“I would liken a visual novel such as Time Tenshi to being a cake; the story and artwork are the cake proper, while things such as fan service and special effects are the frosting.”
“The one good thing I noticed from this episode was the attention to additional graphics and effects.”
“The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish expected from modern games.”
“The character models are poorly designed and lack detail, making them look lifeless.”
“The environments are bland and uninspired, failing to create an immersive experience.”
- music1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music and sound design in the game are consistently praised for their quality, contributing positively to the overall experience.
“The music is fantastic and really enhances the overall experience.”
“The soundtrack is incredibly immersive and perfectly complements the gameplay.”
“I love how the music sets the mood and keeps me engaged throughout the game.”
