- September 30, 2019
- Havidity Games
Vestige of the Past
Platforms
About
Vestige of the Past is a an open world game in which you are exploring an immersive world of alternative presence and trying to survive in an almost familiar but oddly different place. What is behind that contrast between what your eyes are telling you and your gut feeling? Well you will have more pressing matters to worry about at the beginning. First you will need to learn how to survive and ma…





- The artwork is beautiful and fitting for a visual novel, with great character expressions and environments.
- The story features an interesting main character, Tayna, and has emotional moments that engage the player.
- Despite its brevity, the game offers a compelling narrative that leaves players wanting more and hoping for a sequel.
- The game feels too short, with only 10 chapters, leaving players wanting more depth and content.
- There are several technical issues, including grammatical errors, unfinished artwork, and a bug in the quick menu that disrupts gameplay.
- The choices in the game lack significance, failing to influence the story or provide meaningful player agency.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and emotionally impactful, while others criticize its brevity and lack of character development. Many noted that the choices offered in the game do not significantly influence the narrative, leading to a feeling of disconnection from the plot and its characters. Overall, while the game shows potential in its storytelling, it struggles with pacing and depth, leaving players wanting more.
“A great game and interesting story; it kept me on the edge as I made choices and tried to find a way to achieve a good ending.”
“There were moments later in the story that tugged at my emotions, and I nearly came to tears in two places.”
“This was a cool story, but I wish we were told more about the church and the alliance.”
“The protagonist is motivated initially by a desire to escape that is bluntly but weakly expressed in the story.”
“The choices do not influence the story, and any available options only deliver a bit of exposition before dropping you back to choose again, minus one choice.”
“Investment is further damaged by the banality of the story's groups of interest, as the few characters that the protagonist interacts with aren't fleshed out enough to draw sympathy towards any side.”