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Two people with nothing in common.
A game that never ends.
Plot based around character interaction.
Character development by finishing each other’s sentences
Blind character manipulation: perform manipulation in the dark
Players find that what they think is real isn’t what is real
New, unpredictable gameplay mechanics, such as puzzle solving, cooking, and more
Popular characters from Togashi’s manga, including Toriko and Yotaro Koinobori
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The starting point is the ending of the game
What’s new to the game?
*Updated audio, new characters, new artwork
It’s about the story.
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You play as Tetsuo, a high school student who has been causing trouble for years. His only friend is Kamui, the boy who saved him from a horrible accident on the first day of school.
Their conversations are the only thing that keeps them connected, but when Kamui tells him that he has to go to another town, Tetsuo is naturally left completely alone.
A mysterious man named Sisyphus visits him at school and tells him that he has an important message. The man says that he is the last survivor of the Mimika Zilker, a spacecraft that is the only thing that has ever come back from the mysterious planet Zilker.
On the surface, the Mimika Zilker was a spaceship that traveled from Mimika to another planet, Zilker, but it ended up falling back to the planet.
The man tells him that Zilker is much bigger than Mimika, and that on the planet, 1,000 years passed every second.
You must figure out what’s going on and what to do in the game.
There’s a twist.
The game’s ending is different from the manga’s
Storytelling is the game
It’s a character interaction game.
Players can manipulate characters while the story is progressing.
Deception, listen to what people say, and keep their secrets.
Players can be friends and enemies with others as they build characters.
Players create their own story.
The game never ends.
You can enjoy the story as you like.
“How are you doing, Tetsuo?”
“Well, this is my first school in a while, and I haven’t seen anyone. Where’s Kamui?”
“What? I’m here, just like you.”

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Don’t misunderstand. Punch Line is a game for women. A game for women who are all about hair. Specifically, women who are all about hair that… isn’t there. The first clue is that, from the moment you boot it up, the player character looks just like us. She looks like a cross between Lili St Cyr and Cleopatra, with a dash of Betty Boop thrown in. And that’s just the pre-rendered opening sequence.
Once you’re inside, though, she’s a completely different animal. This is a game that takes place in the entirety of the lower region of the uterine tract: the uterine tubal one or fallopian tube, probably just called the one. Based on the ‘punch’, it’s a… well, it’s a mystery. There’s a mystery. What mystery? Oh, you know, why there’s a hole in the wall and that hole is filled with magic? It’s a fantasy world, and that’s all we can say, sorry! Anyway, the player character starts her life as a child, baby born into a barren world.
But what happens to a child in a female body? What kind of adventures will a female child go on? This is the punch line. And it is an adventure, too.
30 people. 30 girls. 30 different dreams.
Punch Line was a visual novel released in Japan in 2013. Composed of 30 scenarios, each one was made by a different artist, with 30 different protagonists. Each scenario takes 30 days of playtime to complete, which is a lot of reading to do, especially since there are no save points. It’s a game that cannot be lost, not on purpose. The only ending of the game is based on the result of the player’s actions during the 30 days, and it is up to you whether or not the game has a happy ending, a cliche ending, or a bad ending. In each scenario, you will find well-written dialogue, puzzles to solve, and occasionally even a mini-boss to beat!
There are no text menus, since it’s not really a visual novel: It’s a game that is fully animated. The game is available on Steam.

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The story is set up with a series of greetings, each with a significant message that gets more interesting as you get through the game. The greeting levels will have occasional quizzes as well, giving you a chance to get more info about characters in the game and by answering them you help unlock a character’s story in the background. At the end of each chapter, you unlock a mini game before a final bow. The mini games can be more challenging than the regular gameplay, and are more often non-repeating (like dexterity puzzles or memory games). Puzzles are mostly riddles that have a corresponding picture, where you try to guess the word that is written in the picture. The puzzles are usually very enjoyable, and the writing is very good. Just remember to pay attention!80 Gamesoverdose

Pros

Story:
If you like a well written story (probably a prerogative of visual novels and not of visual novels and action games) then this game is a joy to play. Uchikoshi seems to have his finger on the pulse of the Japanese pop-culture scene and references a diverse variety of celebrities that you’ll probably recognise. The writing is engaging without ever becoming an epic battle of wits, but Uchikoshi’s trademark economy is evident in the easily-understood and engaging plot and characters (though not the game’s references, which are slightly too obscure).

Gameplay:
The gameplay also has a lot going for it. The basic premise is to unravel the story in several chapters that have some vague relation to each other. If you’ve played other visual novels then you’ll be more than familiar with the concept of the Easter eggs, or particular things in the game that are hidden to play with later on. Uchikoshi has made sure that this is present, even though it’s not as significant as it is in most visual novel games. It’s fun to explore the drama and characters in more detail, and the mini-games at the end of each chapter are as fun as they come (especially if you’re really into solving puzzles).

Graphics:
The art design in Punch Line is rather striking and sometimes shocking. From the first scene it’s clear that the only criteria this game really had was colourful graphics. While there’s no technological limitation to animation quality in games nowadays, Punch Line strikes a balance between the colourful “cartoony” style of games and the dramatic, more’realistic’ style games use. The story elements and backgrounds are mostly screen-

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