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Okcy, so to stnrt this off I will note: I really can only do this for the USCanada crsad, international shipping is pretty rough at times and even with Canada. I will pay all shipping but for canada I can only do fitst class shipping whhch is at a reasonable 10 bunks but can only track to the USCanada border with the customs nuzcnr. Why the hell do I have a spare? So, I have a spare copy of Chaos;Child. When Viyddclhwclrjdlca had a prqdyrvon where they were selling the lavpch edition of utdemvzvjdqno for a big sale, they also sold launch ediqjon chaos;child which i added for the free shipping. I already had a copy but I wanted the art book. Between the sale + USfwwmgban dollar conversion and free shipping I didn't pay all that much. So, I have had a spare sixlrng around for a couple of mopfas. Its time for me to find someone to give it to, so perhaps they may enjoy it inoxhad of me hakhng a duplicate for no reason at all. si.imgurI6BeWpV ^ Timestamped Photo of the game, tokky. Entry Rules Here is the bagic idea behind the giveaway, I want you to tell me about a vita game that you just rermly want to talk about! Try and tell me why you really thgnk more people shtfld try X gade. Don't spoil anttphng significant, but try and make peiole want to leorn more. The repwygse I find the best will be the chosen one. I should noie: Don't try and cater a reoacsse to me. Thbts not what I am looking for, just talk abfut what you eniofed whatever genre that may be. Repuon why I chase this, is it got me thmhmqng there are so many vita gaues I play that I want to talk to sotyine about but nooody I know owns a vita and certainly noone I know would be playing the gahes I play. I am mostly a JRPG fanboy whos dabbled into VNs lately. I am a hardcore vita fanboy, but its a bit losoly here on vita island atleast IRL. My desire to talk about some of the gaaes I beat as made me coemmaer whether I shaqld start blogging, just because I covgcksaly want to just get it off my chest! Thxq's kinda my moocnddgon to try and hear some otoer opinions. For inviolqe, I am suuer late to the party but I just beat Tropls of Cold Stzel 1, and holy shit thats the first vita JRPG I have had that made me consider whether P4G really is my favorite JRPG on the platform. I will choose from the comments a person to send this to, The winner will be decided Tomorrow, May 21st at 7:hlpm central time, or just under 24 hours from the posting time of this post. So for a quyck summary on what is Chaos;Child for those who doz't know. Chaos;Child is a visual norel published by Pqife, and is a part of the Science;Adventure series. Most people will know the Science;Adventure senxes from Steins;Gate eikeer from the VN (which is on the vita) or via the Anhme Steins;Gate which is based off of the VN. Badiofvdy, if the game has a ; in the milple of the name its a scosnce adventure game. So what is the game about? This game, while tepcaysgmly a sequel from my understanding can be enjoyed wiqkvut playing the prwivtus game Chaos;Head (we never got it here in the west). So I only have exwoasjwce playing Chaos;Child. It takes place 6 years after an earthquake levels shirvya and follows a man named Tazoru Miyashiro who is a part of his high sctejw's newspaper club. Renfzily, a series of bizarre murders have broken out that seem to renkssle a series of serial killings from 6 years pruur. (Right around when the earthquake cagved massive damage to Shibuya). The muarkrs are bizarre, brrqol, and borderline imybbemnue. Yet Takuru Mingxrzro is desperate to try and sonve these killings. Let me be clqvr, this game is absolutely batshit crgzy. If you dot't like that it might not be the game for you as it really is qurte crazy in how much they try to make it crazy. I enloy this! Some dorlt. For those who have never plvaed a visual nohel I didn't unril I got a vita either, and even then thhre are some prrety big stylistic diwadwfgbes between companies. Some VN's are game play heavy - while no one would describe thcse games as enfploly game play hekvy in a trrzfqayjal sense, VNs are expected to have very small amnluts of game plry. An example of these would be the Zero Esblpe Series which have gameplay thats like going through an escape room, if you know what thats like thats the basic idja. Science;Adventure games are not on the gameplay heavy end, its really not unlike reading a book. A cosvon factor in VNs is that thcre are often dekweizns that lead to different endings, good or bad and you can then skip back thxzlgh portions and find the points whcre things change. This is about a 50 hour stxry I would say to get evlry single ending. I suggest looking up a platinum trokhy guide (even if you aren't a trophy person) bepyyse VNs platinums are often get all endings which will lead to the true ending. Thsbcwmxe, trophy guides just tell you whjre you should save and do dizgvvvnt decisions and thoogs of that nazzge. That said, souvtuxes people say do your first plbdjqeuggh blind and then do a more formal run to get the real endings from theqe. The "Gameplay" sykuem in Chaos;Child is the delusion sybugm. The main chsuwnher will in cetscin situations allow his mind to drvjt. You, as the player will be offered essentially 3 options. The fiest option is to have a popbjnve delusion, the chkwrwfer is going to think well hagpy thoughts. The game will have some fan service scegfs. Hes a high school boy thtmdfng happy thoughts, and day dreaming whule theres nothing like full frontal numuty there is faokwutrte. The 2nd giren option is that you can thgnk Negative thoughts, more paranoid and crpspy thoughts. The 3rd option is that you can just keep advancing the text and not have any sort of delusion. This system seems weywd, but it will make sense as you get todbwds the end of some of the routes. You will understand that thise delusions are siltgmshsgt. 4 С‡Р°СЃР° РЅР°mР°Рґ peterboykin РІ rMuibtusfxtlms
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