Time Tenshi Paradox: Episode 2

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A 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!

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Time Tenshi Paradox: Episode 2 screenshot

54%

Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews

story6 positive mentions

The introduction of new characters and the development of the story are engaging, providing a sense of excitement for future episodes.
The art and character designs are visually appealing, with improved animations and effects enhancing the overall experience.
The episode includes secret endings and multiple choices, adding replay value and intrigue to the narrative.

The episode is too short, leaving players wanting more content and feeling unsatisfied with the pacing of the story.
Key characters from previous installments, such as Kyo and Rose, receive minimal screen time, disappointing fans who expected more involvement.
The episodic format has led to a lack of substantial content, making it difficult for players to stay invested in the overarching story.

story
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
74%
9%
The story in this episode focuses on character development and the introduction of new characters, progressing the plot while minimizing fanservice. While some viewers appreciate the depth and hidden endings, others criticize the linearity and brevity of the episodes, which hampers investment in the overall narrative. Overall, the story is seen as interesting but potentially underwhelming due to its design and pacing.
- “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.”
- “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.”
- “The only thing lurking in the shadows is a lackluster story and content.”
- “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.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The graphics in the game have received positive feedback, particularly for their attention to detail and additional effects, enhancing the overall visual experience. However, some users express a desire for a more substantial game format rather than the episodic approach, which they feel detracts from the full potential of the visuals. Overall, while the artwork is appreciated, there is a call for a more comprehensive presentation.
- “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.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The music and sound design in the game are consistently praised, with users noting that they maintain a high standard of quality.
- “The music is fantastic and enhances the overall experience.”
- “The soundtrack is incredibly well-composed and fits perfectly with the game's atmosphere.”
- “The sound design is top-notch, making every moment feel immersive.”