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>>17372400
I actually liked how the "villain" ended early seeing he's not as interesting and it would feel everything would drag on with him still on the story. Also about how the VN itself has few fillers at the expense of character development (like maybe doing icha icha for 2 hours or some shit). And that bittersweet ending.

Well, I binged and finished it. Gonna cut my review short before I sleep.

This VN is pretty easy to follow despite it being science-themed. I dislike time travels but I can't help but fall for it anyway. So if you know your time travel themes, you'll know what to expect from this. Gotta say the scenario's the strongest suit of the game as the character scenes are pretty short and hence not much time for character development. You're pretty much forced to play routes in order to get to the others and seeing how each route (except the main) contains some ideas around the story. So it sucks if you happen to have a favorite girl that's not the main or second to her.

Kinda spoilers below
It's kinda painful seeing your Yotsuko in all routes because her route is basically a bad end because the timeline is still fucked when you return to the "present" and how you turn her down every route. It feels mean just because she is your childhood friend and how she's the one who helps you most of the way.

Rabi's route is non-existent. She saves her mother and is very thankful for using your time machine so now she's on board for helping you all the way as thanks. Her route ending is actually connected to the next route which is Haru's.

Nothing significant sticked much to me for Haru's route. Basically just drama between Alice and her but the best scene was taking out that smug motherfucker Hooke off the story. I was so thankful for that. And her route also serves as a bridge to Emi's

Emi's is probably the best normal "character" route. By that, I mean normal happy end kind of route. Because her end involves the timeline being unfucked, kind of. And the MC deciding to not go home and live together with Emi . I really like her moments when she sees something.

And Alice is probably the best one. I mean, story-wise because the whole routes have been built up for her end. It's kind of a bittersweet ending because while you do end up fixing the timeline, the MC doesn't get to be together with her. And when they go back, they see their past selves going to the time machine . Typical time travel plot.

The omake section is well, pretty much an official doujin as they mentioned in the text. Just like this >>17132992

I also noticed there's a good amount of pissing scenes. No wonder because the artist for the game is the same doujin artist that does pissing books.

Overall, I'd say the whole game is okay. No brick-shitting moments but a good amount of twists. Comedy is delivered well. Game has almost little to no fillers because as soon as something happens, it goes to the next scene which makes it less boring. I enjoyed it because I went in expecting nothing but I got a bit of something at the end anyway.