- December 15, 2018
- kalanhow
Typical
Platforms
About
"Typical" is a single-player romantic otomé visual novel game, lasting 6-8 hours, with an exceptional story and splendid music. As Amaterasu, a carefree art student, striving for success in the University of Tokyo, you will build relationships with charming friends and make choices regarding love and friendship. The game features a female protagonist, point-and-click elements, and beautiful artwork.











- The art and graphics are generally lovely, with some standout CGs that enhance the visual experience.
- The game features a unique 'harem' or 'poly' ending option, which is a refreshing change for an otome game.
- The music and sound design are well-received, adding to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The storyline is criticized for its frustrating character dynamics and lack of personal growth, making it hard to empathize with the protagonist.
- Many characters are portrayed as manipulative and toxic, leading to a negative overall impression of the relationships in the game.
- The translation quality is inconsistent, with awkward dialogue and cultural nuances that may not resonate with all players.
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it frustrating and poorly constructed, particularly criticizing the protagonist's lack of growth and the presence of problematic themes. Others appreciate the lighthearted and entertaining aspects, enjoying the unique plot twists and character dynamics, though some feel it caters more to a younger audience. Overall, while there are enjoyable elements, many reviewers express disappointment in the depth and coherence of the narrative.
“The dynamic truly exemplifies 'with friends like these, who needs enemies'; where the major twist of the story is that the friends manipulated the main character into the scenario that is the crux of the story.”
“The story being told through their perspective allows the audience to understand her view of the world, and it is truly twisted.”
“I quite liked this game; the main character is funny, and the storyline is lighthearted and entertaining.”
“I would not recommend purchasing this visual novel, especially at full price, as completing the story for me was an uncharacteristic act of masochism.”
“The most infuriating part of the storyline is the protagonist.”
“Overall, I didn't really get hooked on the story and how it was constructed.”