Flan's MS

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Flan's MS is a single player action game with a horror theme. It was developed by Lettersamua and was released on September 15, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

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Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Beautiful and cute pixel art with smooth animations creates a visually pleasing and immersive experience.
Creates a strong, unsettling atmosphere with effective use of sound, lighting, and suspenseful pacing, including some well-executed jump scares.
Unique and experimental storytelling within a Touhou fan game context, offering a fresh and mysterious narrative that intrigues players despite its linearity.

English translation and localization are rough and incomplete, sometimes hindering full understanding of the story and gameplay.
Gameplay is very linear and simplistic, with minimal player interaction and mostly walking with limited puzzles that are easy and not impactful.
Story feels unfinished and abrupt with many missing details, limited choices, unused items, and no meaningful consequences to player decisions.

story
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
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The story is intriguing and atmospheric, centered on a young vampire girl and filled with mystery and suspense, but it feels unfinished and lacking in depth, especially due to rough localization and missing information. Players expressed disappointment over the lack of meaningful choices or alternate endings, making the narrative feel limited despite its potential. Overall, while the story's vision is clear and engaging, it leaves many questions unanswered and feels incomplete.
- “For now, the mystery that envelopes the story is good and thrilling, leaving room for theories since the ending is abrupt, but there are many things missing with a lot of information absent in between.”
- “It is eminently palpable from every moment of play that letter_w seeks to capture a particular vision—a particular story for this character, Flandre, that they have a madman's attachment to—and they did so not by adhering to familiar Touhou tropes of plot, setting, or game mechanics, but by keeping what they wanted and throwing the rest out.”
- “The game is more about creating an unsettling atmosphere and delivering a story.”
- “Honestly, compared to the demo of Flan's BN, I was quite disappointed. It may be worth the price if you speak the native language, but the translation is severely lacking for what seems to be a story-heavy game.”
- “The story also feels unfinished. It's like you wrote 1/4 of a book, added a bunch of cliffhangers, and just stopped there. The story makes no sense and each act doesn’t make sense, especially the third.”
- “I've played the game back and forth about 5 times now and I've tried to do things differently in all of the runs, but nothing changes. It seems like there is no decision you can make that can mess up your story and make it fail or even, you can't 'die' in the game. If you get 'hit' by the red orb, which you have to hide in a cabinet to escape, you just get teleported outside by Amio.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
17%
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Gameplay is unique and deliberately slow-paced, focusing on a specific narrative rather than traditional Touhou game mechanics; many items serve only to trigger dialogue rather than impact gameplay. The game experiments with varied minigame mechanics briefly and purposefully avoids typical genre conventions, creating a distinct experience despite some localization issues.
- “It is eminently palpable from every moment of play that letter_w seeks to capture a particular vision - a particular story for this character, flandre, that they have a madman's attachment to - and they did so not by adhering to familiar touhou tropes of plot or setting or game mechanics, but by keeping the things they wanted to keep and throwing the rest out.”
- “Great little horror game, the English localization can be quite lacking at times, but so far the story and mechanics are understandable.”
- “That and the fact that 99% of items you pick up in the game do not have a use in the gameplay, just to give them to the characters in the UI which activates different dialogues but does nothing per se.”
- “Look at this plethora of minigame mechanics that get used just once and never come up again.”
- “Gameplay is deliberately slow because your only movement keys are left and right.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics feature a pleasant art style that attracted players, but the overall experience feels incomplete partly due to limited interaction and underutilized options for items.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability is generally solid but occasionally affected by some minor glitches that could use improvement.
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's atmosphere is notably unsettling and effectively supports its story-driven experience.
- “The game is more about creating an unsettling atmosphere and delivering a story.”