It was very well written and thought-out, and I could really emphasize with the character. I loved the opening where you step outside and everything is destroyed. Maybe at the time I just liked the idea of a rich lover who is totally devoted to me. Its not all dry though: I did like Sumika a bit though with her witty lines and moeness, (certainly more than in the 2nd half of Alternate where her character was sacrificed for the sake of drama.) I also liked Meiya more in this route than any of the following ones where she was obssesed with her Samurai duty or whatever. In the end, none of it really mattered–with all of the flashbacks in Alternate, an hour of gameplay might’ve been sufficent. I skipped an awful lot of slapstick, but it was difficult because I wasn’t sure what parts were useful foreshadowing amid all the fluff.
Following the massive hype I slugged through it, and finally finished Sumika’s and Meiya’s routes. But I suppose I should divide my review for each game yes? But there were so many flaws and so much silliness I can’t give it higher than a 7/10 as a whole.
Maybe I’ve watched too much manga, visual novels, read too many mech battles, or am simply too old to enjoy it to the fullest. I’ll leave my thoughts.Īll three games of Muv-Luv is highly overrated.
So I finished playing Muv-Luv…it took me from the 24th to the 27th, reading full-time.
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