Info about TAISHO x ALICE epilogue:

Official game description:
DUALICE(TAISHO x ALICE epilogue) is a fairytale visual novel in which YOU must save your Prince Charming!  
The game is fully voiced in Japanese (excluding the main character).  
As you progress through the story, you will be asked to make choices at key points that will lead you to different endings. You will take on the role of the fairytale heroine in order to rehabilitate your chosen love interest and guide him to his "happily ever after"!  
\*The Epilogue features one love interest: Alice.  
\*It is recommended to play "TAISHO x ALICE episode 1-3" before playing this game.  
\*"TAISHO x ALICE epilogue" can be played as a standalone game.  
\[Content Warning\]  
Please be advised that this game deals with mature themes including mental illness, violence, depictions of blood, and mild sexual language.  
ONCE UPON A TIME, you find yourself lost within a world of utter darkness.  
Your memories are gone; even your name is a mystery.  
But just when the bitter loneliness threatens to break your spirit, you meet a blond-haired, blue-eyed young man who promptly christens you "Arisu." The more questions you ask him, however, the more apparent it becomes that he has NO intention of helping you!  
"You want to know who I am? Then let's see you try and CATCH ME IF YOU CAN!"  
And so a desperate chase down the rabbit hole unfolds!  
\[VOICE\]  
CINDERELLA -- Daisuke Hirakawa  
RED RIDING HOOD -- Tomoaki Maeno  
KAGUYA -- Toshiki Masuda  
GRETEL -- Takuya Eguchi  
SNOW WHITE -- Syouta Aoi  
WIZARD -- Wataru Hatano  
ALICE -- Yoshitugu Matsuoka  
WOLF -- Natsuki Hanae  
HUNTSMAN -- Tomohisa Hashizume  
MOTHER -- Yu Shimamura

Release date: Jun 24, 2021

Categories: Visual Novel, Otome, Multiple Endings, Choice-based Narrative, Romance, Mystery, Episodic Structure


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Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $6.00 - $12.00
  - Reasoning: Multiple reviews caution against buying at full price and recommend waiting for a sale, implying the base price is too high. One review explicitly states the sale bundle of all four games costs about 60 RMB (~$8.30 total, ~$2 per game). Another notes the final chapter is priced at half the previous trilogy's cost, suggesting the base price is already reduced but still perceived as fair only for dedicated fans. Combining these, the community considers a fair base-game price to be in the $6-$12 range per game.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 5.0h
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The first evidence directly states that the player spent approximately 5 hours to achieve all endings and collect all CGs, which is a reasonable estimate for completing the epilogue's full content. The second evidence confirms the total series playtime of about 40 hours, inferring that the epilogue is a portion of that total. However, since the 5-hour claim is specific to this chapter and aligns with a dedicated completion run, it is used for game completion time. No reliable data supports story-only completion time, session length, or endgame content.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: The game starts with slow, repetitive segments that many players find boring, but a narrative shift around episode 2 turns it into a deeply engaging and emotional experience. The time to reach this anchor is not quantified in minutes by the evidence.
  - Stance: Clicks after
  - Anchor: After episode 2 shift
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: boring early game; repetitive storytelling; slow pacing; overly introspective
  - Unlock drivers: shift after episode 2; deeper narrative after shift; character growth across routes
  - Conditions: if you tolerate early repetition; if you reach the episode 2 narrative shift; if you engage with multiple character routes; if you appreciate deliberate introspective pacing; if you persevere through slow opening sections
- Player Archetypes:
  - Story Completionist (buy)
    - Motivation: Unraveling the overarching mystery and experiencing the full narrative arc.
    - Playstyle: Plays each game in order, paying attention to details and connections.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Self-Insert Romance Avoider (no buy)
    - Motivation: Seeking romantic fantasy and emotional connection with a love interest.
    - Playstyle: Focuses on routes, expects romance development, may self-insert.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: self-insert player
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Content-Sensitive Player (deep sale)
    - Motivation: Completion due to compulsion or curiosity, not enjoyment.
    - Playstyle: Endures content, may fast-forward, seeks relief at end.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: deep sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Doki Doki Literature Club


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Happy fairy tale ending (weight 0.29): The story concludes with a happy fairy tale ending where every character receives a satisfying resolution. Each fairy tale has a concluding summary, and the ending is heartwarming.
- Strong emotional impact (weight 0.27): The story's emotional moments are touching and impactful, particularly in the ending. Reviewers rate the conclusion as emotionally resonant and moving.
- Great foreshadowing payoff (weight 0.25): The script features outstanding foreshadowing that pays off excellently, with all plot points resolved. The foreshadowing and reveal writing are top-notch.
- Satisfying true route (weight 0.25): The true route and the final ending are satisfying and stunning, exceeding expectations. The truth route is engaging and ties the story together.
- Cute and endearing Alice (weight 0.25): Alice is described as cute and tsundere, with humorous dialogue that makes her endearing. Her character is well-developed and touching.
- Strong script and writing (weight 0.24): The script is excellent, with a great job done by the writer. The writing is praised for its quality and structure.
- Surprising plot twists (weight 0.24): The plot twists are praised for being surprising and impactful, even when partially spoiled. They contribute to a strong narrative and leave a lasting impression.
- Well-written protagonist (weight 0.23): The heroine is bold, well-written, and has a strong personality, making her distinctive and relatable. She is praised for her charm and intelligence.
- Fun and enjoyable game (weight 0.2): The game is described as fun, enjoyable, and addicting, providing a great overall experience. Reviewers rate it highly based on pure entertainment value.
- Well-crafted narrative structure (weight 0.2): The story is tightly plotted with strong execution and minimal logic holes. The narrative structure is impressive and well-organized.
- Lovable character designs (weight 0.19): Characters like Little Red Riding Hood are likable, with cute features such as fluffy ears and a tail. The art and character designs are praised.
- Outstanding art and music (weight 0.19): The game's theming, music, voice acting, and characters are all considered excellent. The CG artwork and character designs are also beautiful.
- Beautiful and interesting story (weight 0.19): The story is beautifully told, interesting, and engaging. It is described as well-crafted and deeply moving.
- Complex and layered narrative (weight 0.19): The story is complex and multi-layered, with deep revelations and interconnected details. It offers a rich narrative experience.
- Excellent voice acting (weight 0.15): The voice acting is widely praised as excellent, particularly for characters like Kaguya and Alice. It enhances the overall experience.
- Top-tier otome game (weight 0.15): Reviewers declare this game as one of the best otome games they have played, often calling it their favorite. It stands out in the genre.
- Intense bad ending (weight 0.11): The bad ending is enjoyable and intense, adding to the game's depth. It is described as even more shocking than expected.
- Good value for price (weight 0.11): The game is considered affordable for its length and worth the price. Reviewers feel they get good value for their money.

Common complaints:
- Endings are not satisfying (weight 0.42): Happy endings are not fully satisfying, with forced pairings, dreamlike states, and a lack of true happiness. The bad ending is cruel and kills the real protagonist, and the ending seems like a normal end with no true love reach.
- Poor translation quality (weight 0.38): The translation has errors, inconsistencies, typos, and awkward phrasing, including cringe phrases and machine-translated text. Both English and Chinese versions were criticized for subpar quality.
- Magician character treated unfairly (weight 0.38): The magician character is considered the most unfortunate, with a heartbreaking ending and lack of a true happy ending. Reviewers felt the magician deserved better and was badly treated in the narrative.
- Weak romance development (weight 0.37): Romance feels weak and underdeveloped, with insufficient love interest moments and forced pairings. The protagonist falls in love too quickly, and the main couple seems incompatible.
- Protagonist is love-struck and self-absorbed (weight 0.37): The female protagonist is described as a love-brain who is self-absorbed, overly devoted, and passive, conforming to traditional stereotypes. Her motivations and excessive sacrifice are hard to accept.
- Repetitive dialogue and story (weight 0.37): Dialogue and explanations are excessively repeated, making the story tedious. Plot sections recur, and there is too much repeated text across games, especially when collecting all endings.
- Slow and boring pacing (weight 0.31): The early parts and overall pacing are slow, with long mundane daily life segments and repetitive content. The game is mentally exhausting and boring until later sections.
- Achievements are bugged (weight 0.28): Achievements suffer from bugs preventing unlocking, are not retroactively unlocked, and can get stuck. Steam network disconnects can lose progress, and some require playing the Japanese version.
- Alice lacks screen time and voice (weight 0.27): The heroine Alice has insufficient screen time, especially in certain routes, and lacks voice acting. This reduces player connection and weakens romance development.
- NTR-like elements in plot (weight 0.27): The plot includes NTR-like elements that upset fans, especially in the magician's route and other parts. These elements contribute to emotional discomfort and dissatisfaction.
- Installment structure confusing (weight 0.25): Playing parts out of order causes confusion and spoilers, and each part lacks explanations for connections. The chapter-by-chapter release is odd and makes it hard to follow without prior parts.
- Final chapter underwhelming (weight 0.24): The final chapter is plain and less impactful compared to Episode 3, which is considered the series peak. The truth was not as exciting as expected, and the fourth part had no surprises.
- Over-explains and repeats settings (weight 0.24): The game over-explains settings that players could understand, and repeats explanations excessively. The 'Another Story' feature reuses text from earlier content, feeling like reheated leftovers.
- Dislike of protagonist's personality (weight 0.24): The protagonist's initial arrogant and insulting personality is off-putting to many, and her dialogue is disliked. The character is seen as insulting and harsh, making it hard to empathize.
- Story is illogical and confusing (weight 0.23): Multiple reviewers found the plot illogical, weird, and awkward, with confusing parts and a self-contradictory script. The story's logic was questioned, especially in certain segments.
- Poor character writing (weight 0.22): Character writing is poor, with one-dimensional side characters and poorly developed male leads. Female characters are often stereotypical or idealized, and some are misogynistic or offensive.
- Technical and visual issues (weight 0.2): The game has technical issues like fullscreen black screens, and CG art suffers from inconsistent quality and weird anatomy. Background art looks like filtered photos, and voice acting pronunciation is comical.
- Offensive male gaze and misogyny (weight 0.19): The game contains excessive male gaze, offensive comments about women, and misogynistic dialogue. Some reviews found it provocative and uncomfortable for a female-oriented work.
- Price and value concerns (weight 0.17): The game is considered overpriced, with short playtime and a separate epilogue that could have been included. Reviewers feel the series is sold separately to earn more money.
- Poor mental illness portrayal (weight 0.14): The depiction of split personality is poorly written, and the rationale of shared memories is illogical. The game's treatment of mental illness is risky and can be criticized as cashing in.

Gameplay feedback:
- Otome visual novel genre (weight 0.97): The game is consistently described as an otome visual novel with multiple routes and a female protagonist. This is a core genre classification repeated across many reviews.
- Multiple routes and endings (weight 0.71): Players note the presence of multiple character routes, each with happy and bad endings. This branching structure is a key feature of the game.
- Visual novel with mystery elements (weight 0.57): The game blends visual novel storytelling with strong mystery elements and plot twists, keeping players engaged in unraveling the story's secrets.
- Multiple personality narrative device (weight 0.41): A recurring theme is the use of multiple personality disorder (DID) as a narrative device, where all love interests are revealed to be personalities of one character. This is a unique and striking story element.
- Episodic series structure (weight 0.29): The game is part of a multi-episode series, with earlier episodes building towards truths revealed in the epilogue. Players recommend playing the entire series in order.
- Fantasy fairy tale inspiration (weight 0.19): The game draws from classic fairy tales, featuring gender-swapped characters and a fairy-tale aesthetic set in a modern society. This unique twist on familiar stories is frequently mentioned.
- Themes of redemption and acceptance (weight 0.13): The story explores themes of redemption and accepting the past, adding emotional depth to the visual novel experience.
- Limited interactive gameplay (weight 0.11): This installment is mostly reading with very little interactive gameplay, focusing on narrative progression through player choices. This may appeal to players who enjoy text-heavy stories.
- Requires prior series knowledge (weight 0.11): Some parts are strongly connected, and understanding the final true route requires playing previous parts. However, an amnesia beginning may allow new players to start without prior knowledge.
- Save and load system (weight 0.1): Reviews highlight a save system that allows locking and deleting saves, supporting the choice-driven gameplay. This feature is important for replayability.
- Technical features (weight 0.09): The game includes achievements and a fullscreen mode, which are basic technical features appreciated by players.
- Features NTR content (weight 0.05): One review explicitly mentions NTR content in the magician line, which is a sensitive topic for some players. This is noted as a niche element.

Performance notes:
- Fullscreen mode causes issues (weight 0.07): Players report that enabling fullscreen mode results in a black screen or noticeable lag, impacting gameplay experience.
- Achievements fail on offline (weight 0.06): If the Steam network connection is lost, achievements may not unlock, disappointing players who expect them to trigger.

Recommendations:
- Play previous episodes first (weight 0.5): Multiple reviewers strongly advise completing earlier episodes before playing the epilogue or final installment to avoid spoilers and enhance understanding. This sequence is crucial for full narrative appreciation.
- Highly recommended overall (weight 0.5): The game receives strong general recommendations across many reviews, often with praise for its story and characters. Many express enthusiasm without specific caveats.
- Best for story lovers (weight 0.32): Reviewers highlight the game as ideal for those who enjoy deep storytelling, complex characters, and emotional experiences. It is particularly recommended for fans of visual novels and experimental narratives.
- Buy the bundle (weight 0.25): Reviewers recommend purchasing the complete bundle rather than individual parts for better value and convenience. This is suggested for both new and returning players.
- Mature themes warning (weight 0.22): The game includes mentally ill characters and adult themes, making it unsuitable for young players or those uncomfortable with such content. Some reviewers advise caution.
- Not for self-insertion (weight 0.19): The game is not recommended for players who immerse themselves in the protagonist or expect a standard otome romance. Those who prefer watching a story without self-insertion are more likely to enjoy it.
- Ideal for Alice fans (weight 0.15): The game is particularly recommended for long-time fans of Alice and those who have followed the series. It offers character development beyond previous installments.
- For true ending seekers (weight 0.14): The game is recommended for players who want to experience the true ending or final good route. This is a key motivation for finishing the series.
- Must play to final (weight 0.14): Reviewers emphasize the necessity of playing through the final chapter or epilogue to fully appreciate the story and closure. Skipping routes is discouraged.
- Worth playing despite flaws (weight 0.14): Several reviews acknowledge imperfections but still recommend the game for its completeness and overall quality. The game is considered worth playing despite minor issues.
- Not for analytical readers (weight 0.13): The game is not recommended for players who analyze plots deeply; only the first and third parts are suggested for such readers. Some reviewers advise not trusting positive reviews.
- Avoid if disliking Alice (weight 0.11): Players who do not like the character Alice or the male lead's sarcastic attitude are advised to avoid the game. These aspects are central to the experience.
- Recommended artbook DLC (weight 0.1): Some reviewers specifically recommend purchasing the artbook DLC as a valuable addition. This is a minor but positive note.
- Play in one sitting (weight 0.1): A few reviewers recommend playing the game in one sitting or over consecutive sessions for the best narrative cohesion and emotional impact. Some suggest one to two hours daily.
- Best in Japanese (weight 0.06): One reviewer recommends playing the game in Japanese for the best experience, likely for translation quality or cultural nuance.
- Benchmark score mention (weight 0.06): One reviewer gave the game a score of 7.5 out of 10, indicating a solid but not perfect experience. This provides a quantitative reference.
- Fun for theory testing (weight 0.06): The game is recommended for players who have theories about the ending and want to verify them. This adds an interactive element for engaged players.
- Cute cat warning (weight 0.05): One review humorously warns of 'cute cat terror,' indicating a memorable element that may be startling or intense. This is a niche warning.
- For masochistic tendencies (weight 0.05): One review notes the game is for those interested in the setting but not for masochistic players, implying challenging or harsh content. This is a limited caveat.

Other player notes:
- Series structure and finale (weight 0.78): Multiple reviews emphasize that this is the final chapter in a multi-part series, with four parts in total. Players note that the experience is enhanced when played in order, and that this finale provides closure to the overarching story.
- Desire for fandisc localization (weight 0.28): Players express a strong desire for an English or Chinese release of the fandisc, as well as hoping to play it. The fandisc is seen as a valuable addition to the series, with character art and additional content.
- Story richness and callbacks (weight 0.25): The story is rich with callbacks to previous episodes and resolves long-standing mysteries. It is described as a psychological and mystery-focused narrative rather than a typical otome romance.
- Pricing and discounts (weight 0.25): Reviews note that the game is often on sale at a low price for the main four parts, and it can be purchased as a bundle. Some mention that the series can be expensive at full price, but playing over time makes it more affordable.
- Localization quality mixed (weight 0.23): Translation quality is a mix of praise and criticism. Some find the translation not great with grammar issues and typos, while others praise it for conveying double meanings. There are calls for better localization, including adding Chinese-speaking reviewers.
- Fairy tale dark twist (weight 0.2): Several reviews highlight the game's fairy-tale theme with a dark twist, featuring classic tales reimagined in a darker light. This unique approach to storytelling is a notable aspect of the game's appeal.
- Multiple personality disorder theme (weight 0.19): The story explores themes of multiple personality disorder, with a character exhibiting multiple personalities. This psychological element is a significant part of the narrative and is handled within the otome genre.
- Achievement issues and fixes (weight 0.19): Reviews mention that achievement unlock issues were fixed in the Chinese version, though some still report bugs requiring the Japanese version. There are also network issues on Steam that can prevent achievements from unlocking.
- Gameplay time and completion (weight 0.18): Players report varying completion times, with some taking around 5 hours to complete all endings and collect all CGs, while others took about 40 hours across all chapters. One reviewer played for about a month on and off.
- Recommendation for playing in order (weight 0.18): Play the games in order for a better experience, as the series is deeply interconnected and the final part relies on prior knowledge. Starting with the first part is advised to fully appreciate the story.
- Comparison to other visual novels (weight 0.16): Comparisons are made to other visual novels like Amnesia Memories, Doki Doki Literature Club, and Subarashiki Hibi, often praising the game's unique story. Some find it overrated compared to other titles, but it stands out for its narrative complexity.
- Series accessibility and pricing (weight 0.16): The series is often sold as a bundle at a discount, making it more affordable, but the final chapter may appear first in the store, confusing newcomers. Advice is to add to wishlist before buying and consider the full experience.
- Episode comparison and content (weight 0.15): Some reviews compare this chapter to episode 3, noting that it brings little new content and is slightly plain. This suggests that while the finale is satisfying, it may not offer as much fresh material as previous installments.
- Emotional impact and afterglow (weight 0.14): Some reviewers experienced a slight withdrawal after finishing the game, indicating a strong emotional attachment. The game's ending provides closure to all mysteries, which may contribute to this effect.
- Steam features and compatibility (weight 0.13): The game supports Steam achievements and is fully playable on the Steam Deck. However, there are wishes for cloud saves and trading cards, which are not currently present.
- Character focus and voice acting (weight 0.13): The male lead's voice actor is Matsuoka, known for Kirito from Sword Art Online, and the voice acting in the bad ending of Alice's route is praised. The story features characters named Yuri and Alice, with a canon MC named Yurika.
- Language version issues (weight 0.13): Different language versions have separate save files, and the Traditional Chinese version is not yet available, though official Chinese localization exists for the fourth game. This can be inconvenient for players switching languages.
- Avoid spoilers for enjoyment (weight 0.1): Avoiding spoilers significantly improves the experience, as the story is built on extensive foreshadowing and plot twists. This advice is given by reviewers who found the narrative compelling.
- Content warnings and mature themes (weight 0.09): The game warns of mild sexual content and handles heavy topics respectfully. Players are reminded to keep content warnings in mind, as the story includes psychological themes and dark twists.

Emotions:
- Satisfaction (weight 0.09): The story delivers a cohesive resolution, tying together foreshadowing and plot threads, especially in the truth route, which provides a sense of closure and completion. The happy ending with everyone at peace, plentiful CG images, and excellent music further enhance the positive reception, making the purchase feel worthwhile.
- Disappointment (weight 0.09): Many players felt the truth was less exciting than anticipated, and the writing suffered from repetitiveness, especially when collecting all endings. The game did not meet the high expectations set by internet praise, with a short final episode, weak romantic development, and other issues like poor localization diminishing the experience.
- Frustration (weight 0.09): Frustration arises from persistent love-brain protagonists, tedious early chapters, and repetitive storytelling that replays events from multiple viewpoints. Technical issues like bugged achievements and translation errors, along with the tragic true ending and unfair treatment of the protagonist, contribute to the sense of wasted time.
- Admiration (weight 0.07): The intricate and clever plot design, particularly the truth route that connects all previous parts, earns deep admiration for the writer's skill. Strong character development, including the protagonist's boldness and the magician's nuanced personality, along with a well-constructed conclusion, make the game a standout in the otome genre.
- Sadness (weight 0.07): Sadness stems from the emotionally painful endings for characters like the magician, who is permanently unlucky in love, and the tragic suffering of Snow White. The completion of the series also leaves a post-game depression, intensified by heartrending twists and the protagonist's sacrifices in true love routes.
- Love (weight 0.06): Players fell in love with the protagonist's character, as well as with characters like Yuri and Alistair, and appreciated the theming, music, voice acting, and emotional depth. The pure love story and the game's ability to convey a deep sense of being loved contributed to the overall affection.
- Excitement (weight 0.04): The main story hooked players so strongly they couldn't put it down, especially from episode 2 onward, with surprising and deep plot twists. The bad endings' depiction of madness, the wizard's route mystery, and the rewarding foreshadowing on replay kept the excitement high.
- Affection (weight 0.03): Affection is driven by liking many characters, particularly Alice and the lily theme, as well as the beautiful and intelligent male leads. The charming personalities, such as Alice's tsundere nature and the mage's loyal yandere traits, foster a strong emotional connection.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.03): The game is consistently fun to play, with strong plot twists, good voice acting, and a well-crafted setting. The refreshing retelling of fairy tales and the emotional depth of the story, along with the satisfaction of seeing the entire story conclude neatly, contributed to an enjoyable experience.
- Joy (weight 0.02): Joy arises from the happy ending where everyone finds their place and gets a happy ending, providing satisfying emotional closure. The heartwarming and funny story, combined with an emotional roller coaster and a fulfilling epilogue, made the game a delightful experience.
- Discomfort (weight 0.02): Discomfort is triggered by NTR-like scenarios and the fate of some male leads in happy endings, which felt forced and awkward. The female protagonist's love-brain behavior and the random sexual jokes and creepy parts in the story also contributed to an uneasy feeling.
- Boredom (weight 0.02): Boredom stems from repetitive storytelling that retells the same events from different perspectives, making sections tedious. The epilogue's flashbacks and lack of new content, along with the last two parts being repetitive and boring, caused players to lose interest.
- Disgust (weight 0.02): Disgust was provoked by a character's violent tendencies, a weird final part that made the reviewer want to vomit, and a bad ending where a clone betrays and kills the protagonist. Alice's insulting language and the protagonist's acceptance of abuse, along with NTR content in the mage route, also elicited strong disgust.
- Annoyance (weight 0.02): Annoyance is caused by the portrayal of Japanese women enduring suffering, fullscreen mode bugs, and the protagonist's rudeness and repetitive story. Charging extra for an epilogue that could have been part of the third game's ending, along with bugged achievements requiring the Japanese version, added to the irritation.
- Amusement (weight 0.02): Amusement comes from humorous scenarios like another personality sleeping with the protagonist and the abundant love triangle conflicts. The story's humor, laughable English pronunciation, and Gretel's yandere and witty dialogue provided entertainment.
- Appreciation (weight 0.02): Appreciation is expressed for the strong voice acting, detailed visuals, and engaging character interactions. The well-crafted script with logical consistency, clear character development, and the final chapter's ability to tie the story together are also highly praised.
- Confusion (weight 0.02): Confusion arises from bizarre story logic and character behaviors, especially regarding the family and living arrangements that seem contradictory. The female lead's motivations and the ending are not well understood, and playing the final chapter without full context contributed to the confusion.
- Being moved (weight 0.01): Players were moved by the emotional storytelling and satisfying conclusions, along with the profound love between the characters. The emotional final chapter and the overall emotional narrative left a strong impact.
- Surprise (weight 0.01): Surprise stems from unexpected plot twists and the novel setting where each personality has its own Yuri. The finale route's unique arrangement that integrates previous parts, and Cinderella's unexpectedly wonderful personality and Gretel's yandere nature, also surprised players.
- Touched (weight 0.01): Players were touched by the emotional line about the protagonist's beauty and the magician's dedication to Yurika. The story about accepting one's past resonated deeply, and the happy ending giving every personality a happy ending added to the emotional impact.}