Info about PatriotMemoirs: Official game description: "Fool. A top spy cannot show emotion. You must outlive all those bastards. You will be my hand of justice against them. You will watch the people pass judgment on them. You will pass the truth to the next generation. As long as someone remembers, we will always be here." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a story about an ordinary person who changed the world… Whenever the Chinese nation faces a crisis, there are always many ordinary yet great people who strive, bleed, and sacrifice to save their homeland. In the dark years of the War of Resistance, many brave souls infiltrated the heart of the enemy, transmitted intelligence, and killed Japanese and traitorous puppet forces. Most of them never lived to see the long night turn to dawn. This time, you will become one of them. You will struggle through the long darkness and complete your mission in the narrowest of gaps. When you survive the inferno by sheer luck, when the intelligence you send out changes the world, when you rain hellfire upon the Japanese islands – your true mission will have only just begun. "Let’s pinky promise. When the Japanese invaders are defeated and China rises again, you must come and tell me." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “I’m Zhu Shiming, a graduate of the prestigious Army Officer Academy… in calligraphy.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most of your classmates went to the battlefield, while you alone went undercover in the den of No. 86. By day, you are a traitor, a lowly office worker squeezed by your superiors. By night, you are a ghost hidden in the glitzy darkness. The Japanese invaders’ blades glint with cold steel; the traitors’ greed seeps into the bone; your superior’s betrayal strikes without warning; the underground resistance shines like a faint light in the dark… Every face wears a mask. Even the tenderest embrace can become a hero’s grave. Your choices determine not only your own fate but also the fates of others. \- When everyone wears a mask, who will you stand with? \- When the Japanese order you to execute your own comrade, will you wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat? \- When the werewolf‑kill game begins, will you sacrifice yourself or offer up an ally? \- And finally, when you become the sword‑bearer, will you hesitate to give Tokyo a “little boy” hug? Cinematic Atmosphere -------------------- 600 minutes of cinematic, dynamic visuals that bring to life the absurd and dark “Shangchuan” – an isolated island. Free Exploration ---------------- Break free from linear storytelling. Slack off at work during the day, explore freely at night. Different stories unfold in every place, every day. Your absence will even generate new stories. Spy Experience -------------- To be a spy, you have to know a little bit of everything. You’ll pick locks, handle microfilm, hold your breath against a lie detector, play the butterfly knife, pour latte art – and it’s best if you’re also a high‑roller at the casino. Change the World ---------------- Every daily choice reshapes the future. Even a trivial encounter at the park at night might have a decisive impact years later. Over 30 characters, 256 decision points, 609 branching plots, and as many as 16 completely different final endings. A Final Word from the Developer ------------------------------- In the process of creation, we consulted a vast amount of historical material. Many of the story’s dates, places, characters, and events have historical prototypes. Yet even so, we know that we cannot convey complete truth through a game – because the truth is often too cruel. Researching history is also a process of awakening forgotten souls. More than ninety years have passed. Most of the elderly who lived through that era have since passed away. Our neighbors across the sea have never truly repented. To some of them, this is all last century’s business – even if they never admit to the Nanjing Massacre, it’s time to move on. But we have no right to move on. If we forget those ordinary people – who, in the darkest of times, suffered unspeakable horrors so that we could live decently today, and who left behind not even a tombstone – then when a new crisis comes tomorrow, there will be no one to serve as the backbone of the Chinese nation. That is why we decided to tell this story: in the darkest years, an ordinary patriot goes undercover in the heart of the enemy. He experiences fear, temptation, pain, and betrayal. He finds his direction through confusion, and passes on the torch while the long night still endures. If you, right now, are still willing to embrace the “imperfections” in our content and storytelling… if you are willing to travel across time to feel the fear and courage of those ordinary people who kept moving forward… Then please, push open this door. Outside the door, time flows on – but a single voice rings out, deafening. Kill the traitors, destroy the invaders, reclaim our land! Kill the traitors, destroy the invaders, reclaim our land!! Kill the traitors, destroy the invaders, reclaim our land!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release date: Aug 5, 2026 Categories: Interactive Fiction, Choice-based Narrative, Multiple Endings, Spy Experience, QTE-Driven Combat, Romance, Historical Setting, Branching Narrative - Hardware Profile: No data Feature extractions: - Community Price: No data - Playtime Metrics: - Game completion: 12.0h - Story completion: 5.0h - Session length: N/A - Endgame: N/A - Reasoning: A review explicitly states that a single playthrough takes about 5 hours, supporting storyCompletion. Another review mentions that achieving all achievements takes roughly 12 hours at 1.5x speed, supporting gameCompletion. A third review reports an 8-hour session to complete one ending, which aligns with storyCompletion but is less precise than the 5-hour figure. No evidence is found for sessionLength or endgame content. - Time-to-fun: No data - Player Archetypes: - Spy Drama Enthusiast (buy) - Motivation: Immersive spy drama narrative and branch exploration - Playstyle: Explores all dialogue options and playthroughs to unlock every twist, values atmosphere and historical setting. - Experience: familiar - Purchase stance: buy - Labels: spy drama enthusiast - Reference games: The Invisible Guardian - Logic Critic (no buy) - Motivation: Seeking logical realism and consistent character behavior - Playstyle: Analytical, scrutinizes plot for flaws, expects tension and authenticity. - Experience: veteran - Purchase stance: no buy - Labels: N/A - Reference games: N/A 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: - Excellent narrative depth (weight 0.71): The story is layered, progressive, and well-paced, with each chapter contributing to the overall narrative. The script is praised for its unpredictability, realistic pacing, and the psychological battles between characters. - Compelling female characters (weight 0.63): Female characters are distinctive, visually appealing, and well-developed, with engaging relationship arcs that add emotional value. Their portrayal is a highlight, with characters like Deng Jiaru praised for being beautiful and intelligent. - Strong acting and casting (weight 0.59): The cast delivers natural and expressive performances, with actors well-chosen for their roles. Notable mentions include Liu Mu as Chen Mojun and Gao Xianglin's balance of 'jianghu spirit' and 'cunning'. - Meaningful choice consequences (weight 0.56): Choices are designed to be tense and risky, with long-term consequences that encourage careful deliberation. The butterfly effect of decisions is addictive, and the 'choice is cost' design is praised for its depth. - Authentic historical atmosphere (weight 0.55): The game recreates a Japanese-occupied city based on WWII Shanghai with authentic props, sets, and scenes. The atmosphere evokes classic Republican-era dramas and historical events, providing a realistic and immersive setting. - High production quality (weight 0.52): The game boasts film-grade cinematography, detailed set design, and high-quality visual effects. The live-action footage is extensive and well-executed, rivaling formal TV dramas in polish and authenticity. - Immersive spy experience (weight 0.51): The day/night dual mechanic effectively immerses players in the protagonist's double life, with self-exploratory night branches and tense daytime missions. The undercover identity and infiltration system are praised for their realism and depth. - Improved over previous works (weight 0.47): The game marks a significant improvement over the developer's prior interactive-film games, with better gameplay, story, and translation quality. It is considered exemplary in scale, completeness, and polish. - Rich branching and multiple endings (weight 0.45): The game offers extensive branching paths with multiple endings that enhance replayability and exploration. Players appreciate the variety and depth this adds to the narrative. - Realistic character relationships (weight 0.44): Character interactions are complex and web-like, with actions in one relationship affecting others. The trust-building process and subtle dynamics between characters are deeply engaging and thought-provoking. - High replay value (weight 0.44): The branching structure and hidden branches encourage multiple playthroughs, with hints unlocking after clearing endings. The game provides a large amount of content, ensuring a rich and varied experience each time. - Balanced tone and themes (weight 0.43): The game wraps heavy themes of faith, sacrifice, and humanity in light humor, making it more accessible while retaining impact. This contrast is praised for creating a meaningful and moving experience. - Meaningful endings and consequences (weight 0.39): Some endings are well-crafted, with emotional impact that encourages a second playthrough. The bombing of Tokyo and other climactic moments are particularly satisfying and drive the narrative. - Superb script and writing (weight 0.31): The script is meticulously crafted, with realistic dialogue and well-structured main story. The 'script-killing-level' narrative density and unpredictable twists are highly praised, showcasing excellent writing. - Engaging QTE gameplay (weight 0.3): QTE sequences are plentiful and test reaction and prediction, adding fun and challenge. The variety of mini-games, including QTE, lie detector, and coffee making, shows a strong understanding of game design. - Realistic depiction of war (weight 0.26): The game does not shy away from the cruelty of war and the hardships of ordinary people. It portrays the fear, wavering, and persistence of individuals caught in conflict, adding historical weight and emotional depth. - Detailed prop and set design (weight 0.21): Props and sets are historically accurate and meticulously detailed, from Republican-era streets to vintage dance halls. This attention to detail enhances immersion and authenticity. Common complaints: - Disguised romance game (weight 0.81): Many reviewers criticize that the game is essentially a romance or galgame hidden under a spy drama theme, with excessive romantic content overwhelming the espionage mainline. This mismatch is seen as disrespectful to the serious wartime context. - Confusing fragmented storyline (weight 0.56): Reviewers consistently found the story chaotic, confusing, and hard to follow due to heavy use of flashbacks and non-linear storytelling. This fragmentation, combined with unclear purpose, alienates first-time players. - Underdeveloped and illogical protagonist (weight 0.45): The male protagonist is portrayed as stupid, weak, and lacking basic undercover qualities, with absurd actions that break immersion. His background and growth are underdeveloped, making plot turns feel abrupt. - Poor writing quality overall (weight 0.43): The script is criticized for being incoherent, illogical, and poorly written, with stiff performances and weak dialogue. The developer is called out for lacking a good writer or director, and AI-generated text is even suspected. - Mediocre and unoriginal story (weight 0.41): The story is described as bad, mediocre, or bland, with a lack of highlights and dull execution that only picks up in later chapters. It is also seen as inferior to other titles by the same developer. - Multiple playthroughs required, frustrating (weight 0.41): The game forces repetitive playthroughs to unlock all endings and understand the full story, which many find annoying. Some endings require meeting specific conditions that are hard to achieve the first time, and the large story tree is not newcomer-friendly. - Inconsistent pacing and rushed narrative (weight 0.35): Multiple clusters indicate the story pacing is uneven with drawn-out sections and a rushed timeline, weakening immersion. The micro-level plot feels insufficient due to the long span covered. - Unconvincing spy logic and details (weight 0.32): The spy work is depicted as childish and unrealistic, with characters acting illogically, such as leaving radios in the open and failing to manage facial expressions. Props and set pieces also look cheap, breaking immersion. - Technical and interface issues (weight 0.29): The node selection system is confusing, with no hints, and some nodes cannot be accessed later. QTE minigames lack prompts, and the countdown timer is too short, causing frustrating failures. - Fragmented character portrayals (weight 0.28): Character portrayals are inconsistent, with female characters often indistinguishable and their backgrounds unexplained. Some character reversals lack foreshadowing, and motivations feel forced. - Excessive romance scenes harm pacing (weight 0.25): A significant amount of the game is filled with romance and emotional interactions that dilute the main plot and slow pacing. The romantic side plots frequently interrupt the main emotional line, making the experience feel padded. - Wish-fulfillment undermines seriousness (weight 0.24): The plot includes wish-fulfillment elements and melodramatic dialogue that trivialize the anti-Japanese war theme. Reviewers feel this is disrespectful to the era's martyrs and reduces the expected seriousness and tension. - Lack of consequence and meaningful choices (weight 0.23): Several reviewers note that many choices are fake, with the player having no real impact, and endings often unrelated to decisions. This reduces engagement and the sense of achievement. - Narrative control and emotional transitions weak (weight 0.23): Reviewers note that narrative control is lacking, with abrupt emotional transitions and uneven ending quality. The pacing issues and poor execution make the story feel disjointed and unsatisfying. - Controversial side stories and branches (weight 0.21): The if-branch side stories, some hidden, are controversial and of questionable thematic fit. These branches introduce elements that disrupt the narrative coherence and may confuse players. - Unpolished animations and acting (weight 0.21): Character animations are overdone, and some acting moments are stiff, breaking emotional connection. The cinematography has abrupt cuts and hard transitions that harm immersion. - Immersion-breaking production values (weight 0.2): Some reviewers criticize the cheap props, low-resolution video filters, and lackluster visuals that detract from the experience. The interface and previews promised a serious war theme, but the final product feels perfunctory. - Certain storylines lack foreshadowing (weight 0.17): Some plot points, such as character reversals and reveals like Li Lingyu being Japanese, feel jarring and without proper build-up. This contributes to the overall sense of incoherence and fragmented storytelling. - Unintelligent villains and antagonists (weight 0.13): The villains are dumbed-down and unreasonably unintelligent, reducing the tension and logic of the spy narrative. This undermines the seriousness and believability of the conflicts. - Specific bugs and progression blockers (weight 0.12): There is a bug that blocks progression, and a bug causing repeated plot content. These technical issues further hamper the already criticized narrative experience. Gameplay feedback: - Espionage spy-themed experience (weight 0.55): The game is consistently described as a spy-themed interactive experience, involving espionage scenarios, undercover operations, and infiltration. The setting often includes daily life mixed with high-tension events. - Consequential choice-driven narrative (weight 0.53): The game heavily emphasizes choices with high stakes, moral dilemmas, and long-term consequences, creating a tense decision-making experience. Many reviewers highlighted that each choice matters and can lead to irreversible outcomes. - QTE and mini-games included (weight 0.46): Reviews frequently mention the inclusion of quick-time events (QTEs) and various mini-games, often with countdown timers. These add interactive elements beyond the narrative choices. - Romance and relationship elements (weight 0.4): Romance subplots and relationship dynamics are present, often allowing the player to pursue one or multiple female characters. These elements are intertwined with the main spy plot but are not always the primary focus. - Branching narrative multiple endings (weight 0.36): The game features extensive branching paths with multiple endings, including up to 16 different outcomes. Player choices significantly affect the story's direction and character survival. - Interactive video game format (weight 0.31): The game is widely recognized as an interactive video or movie game, blending live-action footage with player-driven choices. It can be experienced like a web video story with a branching structure. - Dual day and night mechanics (weight 0.3): The game incorporates day and night cycles, each offering different tasks, locations, and activities. This dual structure adds variety and strategic planning to the gameplay. - Set during Anti-Japanese War (weight 0.27): Many reviews note that the game is set during the Anti-Japanese War, specifically in a fictional occupied city in 1939. This historical setting shapes the espionage storyline and adds thematic weight. - Complex choices affect outcomes (weight 0.26): Player choices have far-reaching effects on the story, including character survival, route outcomes, and major events like targeting nuclear strikes. The decision system is complex and node-based. - Six-chapter structure with escalation (weight 0.24): The game is organized into six chapters, each progressively increasing tension and leading to a climactic confrontation. This structure supports the slow-burn narrative and character development. - Serious narrative and themes (weight 0.24): The narrative blends humor with serious themes, but overall it requires patience and emotional investment. The story is described as a human-nature drama rather than a pure espionage tale. - Exploration and free actions (weight 0.22): The game allows free exploration of locations during rest periods, with choices affecting resources and triggering different events. Activities like visiting casinos or dance halls can alter the narrative. - Undercover agent roleplay (weight 0.2): Players step into the role of an undercover agent or double agent embedded within an enemy organization. This perspective drives the narrative and emphasizes identity management and trust. - Character evolution and trust (weight 0.17): Characters evolve from mutual distrust to deeper trust, and their interactions depend on player choices. The story reacts to how much the player trusts others, impacting relationships and outcomes. - Optional side content (weight 0.17): The game includes optional hidden side branches, side quests, and minigames that can be ignored but add depth. For example, a Texas Hold'em card game is entirely optional and does not affect progression. Performance notes: - Gameplay feels laggy (weight 0.08): Players report that the game feels laggy, particularly when speeding up. This issue likely impacts the overall responsiveness and enjoyment of the game. Recommendations: - Recommended for spy genre fans (weight 0.35): Multiple reviewers recommend the game primarily to enthusiasts of the spy genre and narrative-driven, multi-ending stories. The core appeal is its espionage and interactive film qualities. - Set proper expectations before playing (weight 0.25): Reviewers advise players to adjust their expectations, avoid external controversies, and not expect a casual experience. The game is better suited for those seeking a meaningful, tragedy-accepting narrative. - Not for story-focused players (weight 0.13): One reviewer explicitly warns story-focused players not to buy the game, while another advises refunding if possible. This indicates a potential mismatch between expectations and the actual narrative delivery. - Recommended for fans of specific works (weight 0.12): The game is recommended to fans of 'The Invisible Guardian' and 'Qianfu', as well as to those who enjoyed a compared game. This targets a niche audience familiar with similar genres. - Overall positive recommendation (weight 0.08): The game receives an overall recommendation from several reviewers, with some adding caveats. It seems to satisfy its target audience of story and spy enthusiasts. - Best played in quiet environment (weight 0.08): A reviewer recommends playing in a quiet setting, like at night with lights off and headphones, to fully immerse. This suggests the game demands focused attention and atmospheric conditions. - Avoid guides on first playthrough (weight 0.08): One reviewer suggests not using a guide during the first playthrough to maintain the tension of the unknown. This highlights the game's emphasis on player choice and suspense. - Recommended for achievement hunters (weight 0.07): One reviewer recommends the game, though not strongly, because all achievements are easy to obtain. This may appeal to players seeking quick completion. - Not a new version of previous spy game (weight 0.07): Reviewers advise those expecting a new version of a previous spy game to avoid it, implying it differs significantly from prior installments. This could lead to disappointment if expectations are not adjusted. - Potential dating game appeal (weight 0.06): A reviewer suggests that players wanting a dating game might enjoy this title. This indicates the presence of relationship elements beyond the core spy narrative. - Unintentional comedy value (weight 0.06): A sarcastic recommendation highlights the game's unintentional comedy value, which might appeal to players looking for entertainment in a different way. This is a niche and non-serious endorsement. - Recommend buying for brothers or friends (weight 0.05): One reviewer simply recommends brothers buy and play the game, indicating social play potential. This is a casual endorsement. Other player notes: - Comparison to The Invisible Guardian (weight 0.43): Numerous reviews compare the game to The Invisible Guardian (隐形守护者), with some preferring the other title's restrained romance handling and serious tone, while others note this game surpasses it in narrative depth and character development. - Large content volume and replayability (weight 0.39): The game offers a substantial amount of content, including over 600 minutes of HD video and six chapters, which encourages multiple playthroughs due to branching stories and multiple endings. This is appreciated by players seeking depth. - Anti-Japanese war theme with romance focus (weight 0.36): The game is often perceived as a romance game disguised as an anti-Japanese war narrative, which may disappoint players expecting a straightforward wartime experience. This theme combination is noted as rare in the genre. - Developer reputation and prior works (weight 0.33): The game's developer, KARMAGAME HK LIMITED, known for the Game of Fate series, is discussed in terms of consistent strengths in visuals but weaknesses in writing. Some reviewers note this title falls short compared to previous works. - Setting in occupied Shangchuan 1939 (weight 0.29): The story is set in fictional 1939 occupied Shangchuan, referencing historical secret service agencies, with a focus on a double agent's experiences. This setting is praised for its realism and thematic courage. - Praise for rare thematic courage (weight 0.24): The anti-Japanese war infiltration spy theme is considered rare in domestic real-person interactive movies, which is seen as a bold and commendable choice. The game is appreciated for not relying on well-known IPs or celebrity endorsements. - Comparisons to classic dramas and other media (weight 0.23): The game evokes scenes from classic dramas like 'Lurking' and 'Shanghai Bund', and its narrative density is compared to a tabletop RPG. These references situate the game within broader storytelling traditions. - Pricing and value concerns (weight 0.2): The base game price of 58 with a 46 launch discount and DLC of 14 for wallpapers is considered high relative to perceived quality. Some reviewers see it as overpriced compared to other titles. - Narrative pacing and emotional depth (weight 0.18): The story is described as a slow-burn that requires time to appreciate, with a focus on emotional experience rather than typical spy action. The use of flashbacks and pacing may differ from previous works, adding to its unique appeal. - Strong visuals and UI design (weight 0.18): The gameplay experience is enhanced by high-definition visuals and clear UI design, even without 4K. This technical quality is highlighted as a positive aspect of the game. - Marketing and title alignment (weight 0.16): The game's content aligns with its title 'Today We Kill Traitors - Shangchuan Past', despite marketing describing the story as 'complex'. The title is also described as a live-action interactive espionage film. - References to Lust, Caution (weight 0.14): The character Deng Jiaru is directly compared to Wang Jiazhi from the film Lust, Caution, highlighting the movie's influence on the game's narrative and character development. This comparison signifies the game's appeal to fans of that film. - Identity and undercover conflict exploration (weight 0.14): The narrative explores the inner conflict of a character who struggles to distinguish his true self from his undercover persona, adding psychological depth. This is a unique element compared to similar titles. - Role-playing and replay incentives (weight 0.13): The game rewards replaying, with a second playthrough revealing deeper layers of a character's performance, and motivates players to collect boxes. This adds to its replay value. - Casual viewing and trailer appeal (weight 0.11): The story can be casually watched as a web video, and some players are motivated to play just to see a bombing scene shown in the trailer. This suggests a lighter engagement is possible. - Criticism of paid reviews (weight 0.08): One reviewer alleges the developer may have used paid reviews, a serious accusation that could impact trust in the game's feedback. This is mentioned alongside other criticisms of the developer's practices. - No superhero tropes and realistic approach (weight 0.08): The protagonist is not a superhero, and the story avoids exaggerated clichés, presenting a realistic portrayal of underground struggle. This realism is appreciated by some reviewers. - Actor Liu Mu's involvement (weight 0.07): The game features actor Liu Mu, known for spy dramas and historical series, which adds credibility and appeal to the production for fans of such genres. - Encouragement for developer to continue (weight 0.07): One reviewer encourages the developers to continue their current path, focusing on their strengths and passions, and not be swayed by fast-consumption trends. This reflects a supportive sentiment among some players. - Short playtime for achievements (weight 0.06): The playtime required to unlock all achievements is considered short, which may appeal to players who prefer concise experiences. This is mentioned as a potential downside for those seeking longer content. Emotions: - Disappointment (weight 0.13): The story is often described as bland, slow to start, and below the standards set by the developer's previous works. Players are disappointed by the lack of a dedicated route for Deng Jiaru despite their efforts, and feel that the narrative is diluted by romance and daily scenes, breaking immersion and character consistency. - Appreciation (weight 0.11): Players appreciate the realistic portrayal of undercover life and the gradual development of the protagonist. The game's thematic courage, atmospheric setting, and strong cast, particularly the character Deng Jiaru, are praised. The narrative's use of humor to soften suffering and the deep philosophical meaning of the affinity system are also valued. - Frustration (weight 0.11): Frustration stems from rushed pacing, nonsensical plot points, and a bug that blocks progression. The multi-branch system forces repetitive playthroughs, while QTE segments and the node selection system are unclear and lack prompts. Players also feel their intelligence is insulted by the game's difficulty and are upset by the lack of espionage and too much flirting. - Admiration (weight 0.08): Players admire the beautiful and intelligent character Deng Jiaru and the historical setting with attention to detail. The writing is praised for its careful crafting, and the character portrayals of Nakemura, Chen Mojun, and Mu Jianqiu are vivid and immersive. The subtle acting, particularly of Yan Bixian, and the high production values and emotional quality also earn admiration. - Satisfaction (weight 0.06): Players feel satisfaction from the QTE gameplay that tests reaction and prediction, leading to a sense of accomplishment upon completion. The game's theme, cast, and branching story provide an immersive experience. Achieving special moments like killing Asaka Yasuhiko or bombing Japan adds to the satisfaction, as does the high level of completion and improved Korean localization. - Anger (weight 0.04): Anger arises from poor writing and misleading marketing, with the anti-Japanese war theme being misused for a romance story, which players find disrespectful to the martyrs. The promised firecracker-throwing feature never appeared, and killing off Deng Jiaru upset players. The first three chapters are filled with romance comedy instead of serious content, fueling anger. - Tension (weight 0.04): The constant sense of danger and the pressure of choices described as walking on thin ice generate tension. The increasingly tense chapters, especially the bank storyline in chapter four, and the near-burst moments in emotional scenes add to the suspense. Scenes between characters who are both pretending and probing each other's true intentions create a gripping atmosphere. - Amusement (weight 0.04): Players find amusement in the comedic seduction scene and the protagonist's pragmatic, worldly attitude. The poor actress makeup and low-quality filters provide unintentional comedy, and the absurd sequence of the protagonist daydreaming about riches is entertaining. The realistic depiction of a stereotypical colleague also contributes to the amusement. - Disgust (weight 0.04): Disgust arises from the shallow and foolish portrayal of protagonists, villains, and female leads. Players feel the game trivializes a serious historical period and does not live up to expectations. Poor-quality writing, perceived cynical marketing, and repetitive romance options contribute to disgust. - Enjoyment (weight 0.03): Players enjoy the engaging gameplay flow and acting, as well as interacting with the distinctive and charming female characters. The premise of being an undercover agent with many branching choices is engaging, and the story is layered and progressive, providing a rich experience. - Excitement (weight 0.03): Excitement comes from the addictive butterfly effect of choices and the thrilling moments like dropping a nuclear bomb on Japan or the fiery ending of killing a villain. The many QTE segments testing reactions and the spectacular total aerial bombardment scene lead to peaks in the gameplay experience. - Empathy (weight 0.02): Players feel empathy for the characters due to the story's depiction of harsh realities and the difficulty of surviving and fighting bosses. The realistic portrayal of emotional suppression before a breakdown and the struggles of a spy are effectively communicated, allowing players to connect with the characters. - Immersion (weight 0.02): The undercover identity mechanic makes players forget they are acting, creating a strong sense of immersion. The atmospheric portrayal of dangerous locations like building 86 and interrogation rooms enhances this. The game's depth is best appreciated when played in a quiet, focused environment. - Annoyance (weight 0.01): Annoyance is caused by the inability to fast-forward minigames and a feeling of lag, especially during speed-up. These technical issues disrupt the flow of gameplay and detract from the overall experience. - Confusion (weight 0.01): Confusion results from a lack of affection feedback and key branch information in the first playthrough, making the storyline unclear. Multiple unclear plot points and a lack of clarity about the player's purpose and the truth contribute to this confusion. - Intrigue (weight 0.01): Intrigue is generated by the mysterious unseen superior who controls the protagonist's fate through coded instructions. The chess-like conversation dynamic between characters keeps players engaged and curious about their true intentions. - Anticipation (weight 0.01): Players feel anticipation while watching the two characters try to uncover each other's secrets, and they hope the large volume of content brings surprises. This sets up expectations for further revelations and developments in the story. - Engagement (weight 0.01): Engagement stems from the immersive experience of daytime deception and nighttime free exploration. High narrative freedom and multiple branches keep playthroughs fresh, and the need to analyze character behavior to avoid being discovered keeps players deeply involved. - Surprise (weight 0.01): Surprise comes from the story's progression being unpredictable yet reasonable. This balance keeps players on their toes and makes the narrative feel fresh and non-formulaic.}