Echoes of the Curse

Absolutely everything about this game is bad. From the plot to the gameplay, it's all terrible. There's no coherent story, no interesting characters, and no motivation for the player. As far as I know, all of the games from this developer are like this. They're just mass-produced and sold through a cartridge. I wouldn't recommend playing any of the games made by this developer. Instead, I suggest you look for some other games that are worth your time. There are a lot of great games available on F95.

story : 9/10 The gameplay is a bit difficult, but I guarantee that it's a good game. Use the saveeditor to cheat the stones. But one thing I don't like is that the game has many episodes. It is necessary to start a new game.

The only word that can describe this game is: Crude. Multiple chapters, each in individual HTML files is the first red flag. The next is the in game resources. Why are you telling me the player that I have "7 x 20 Blue Stones"? Just tell me I have gained 140 blue stones. The timing minigame is confusing because I will stop and get whatever bonus I think I am supposed to get but I then have the option to either get random points or leave the scene. If I leave I keep my minigame points but if I click random points do I gain additional points or lose my bonus points. Do the points even matter beyond doing it appears to be chores around the house? The story here is at the very least serviceable but gameplay is extremely grindy for little pay off. It would be better for this game to rip the UI out of an existing established HTML title like Destroyer or Apocalyptic World and use either of those as a template to follow. I think this is a first attempt that needs to be looked at honestly and redone from the foundation if its to become something worth posting publicly.

This is... just an absolute mess. I don't even know where to begin. The "gameplay" is insanely boring, if you can even call it that. All you do is go around doing "events" and clicking at a certain time to get the maximum amount of stones to then just go to a set location in your "Quest" menu to get a scene randomly (which takes a ridiculous amount of grinding to even be able to unlock) You don't actually control anything or do anything. There's no actual gameplay. I want to call this a resource management game but it's not even that as there's no actual management aspect... I'm very confused what the point of this even is. It's not fun, it's not engaging, and it's just... not enjoyable in any way. Stay clear of this, I don't say this lightly; This "game" is just a complete waste of time.

The review below unfortunately hits the nail on the head, which is incredibly disappointing since the premise of the game is genuinely interesting. The dialogue is decent, and there is some actual mystery involved. This had the potential to tell a very engaging story. However, where it all falls apart is in the "gameplay", which is just... bizarre. Clicking a "timed" event to gain points which you can spend to do activities which consists of clicking another "timed" event to gain more points which can be used to unlock tiny scenes which increases certain stats. Over and over and over again. Also, there is no actual sandbox to speak of. You just gotta navigate to different rooms in the house to do the previously timed clicking "game" to get more points. Unfortunately, the game game consists of a good idea and premise, executed quite badly. This needs a full revamp from the ground up to have any sort of chance of becoming decent. Either it needs to be a traditional visual novel, or the sandbox needs to be heavily revised.