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Alright, so I streamed this game last night on my Twitch channel and I gotta say, though I enjoyed the story and progression, I'm a bit confused as to when the "dating sim" starts. 

I've never really played a dating sim before, but I definitely wasn't expecting this. To me this was more of a narrative story than a dating simulator. I mean, I liked the game, it just wasn't what I expected. I played the entire demo waiting for the "dating sim" to start, waiting for something that lead to the premise of the game which is explained by No-Eyes when you meet him (no spoilers). 

I love the dialogue, the graphics (especially the carefully placed lighting/shadows), the animated expressions on the characters, the attention to descriptive detail, and will absolutely play this again when it's fully released. 

I just think that maybe instead of titling it "A Necromantic Dating Sim", you may want to change it or just let go of that extra altogether.. to even label it as such is really a detriment to the story itself. Other than that.. if you're into VN's this is heavy on the "Novel" part and very beautifully written.

I am absolutely IN LOVE with this game. If the demo is just a taste of what's to come then you've got me hook, line, and sinker. 

As you meet the other characters and learn how the story is meant to progress the mood changes with each page and you find yourself on a rollercoaster filled with all kinds of emotions. And, seriously, don't even get me goin on the art style..I mean..just look at it! 

I really can't wait for this game ..

This demo will have you emotionally drawn in as soon as you press play. The mechanics are smooth and easy to navigate through. The mini tasks in-game you complete are simple to figure. It's these little details that really makes the story shine through. There are a few grammatical errors, however, exact translations can be challenging and it doesn't take away from the narrative itself.