- April 21, 2020
- Alpakut
Will: The Beginning
Platforms
About
Will is a successful detective. He came to Veralsen City three months ago. In this timeline, he experienced some misfortunes. There is something wrong with this city. And one night, strange things happened that never happened before. Will is confused, and sometimes he doesn't know what to do. When Will is undecided, he needs your help to choose. Help him to solve the cases. Live Will's story. …





- The game offers tons of replay value with multiple endings and a decision tree that enhances player choice.
- The story has some charm and includes well-written elements, with a creepy atmosphere that adds to the experience.
- The nostalgic 16-bit/MS Paint art style appeals to some players, evoking memories of classic flash games.
- The art style is considered too simplistic and can make puzzle-solving difficult, with some items being hard to identify.
- Audio design is lacking, with minimal sound effects and music that can be annoying or repetitive.
- Gameplay suffers from slow character movement and poorly designed puzzles, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Will: The Beginning" has moments of charm but is largely considered mediocre, with bland writing and unremarkable plot twists. While the English translation is decent and there is a narrative attempting to unfold, the overall presentation—including poor visuals and minimal sound—significantly detracts from the experience. Some players find redeeming qualities in the story, but many feel the issues overshadow its potential.
“The story is written well.”
“It's a great story.”
“I like this story.”
“The story of Will: the beginning has some charm, but overall it's very mediocre.”
“Most of the writing is incredibly bland and the plot has some pretty bonkers twists that aren't as interesting as one might think.”
“The game looks like crap, plays in a weird 4:3 aspect ratio, feels dead silent with almost no music and minimal sound effects, but besides that, the story is written well enough, the English translation is of decent quality, and there's clearly a story trying to be told, but the presentation holds it back hard.”