Wonderful Everyday Down the Rabbit-Hole
Wonderful Everyday is a visual novel with multiple routes which develops a story based on a few concepts: "the sky and the world", "the beginning and the end", "literature and science", "savior and hero", "brother and sister".
Wonderful Everyday Down the Rabbit-Hole is a visual novel, psychological horror and philosophical game
developed by KeroQ
and published by Frontwing USA.
Released on August 30th 2017 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 1,754 reviews of which 1,635 were positive and 119 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 27.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: 7/8.1/10
- Processor: Pentium 4
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: VRAM 64MB, 1280×960
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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Crude, profound, disturbing, moving, and everything in between, SubaHibi is the quintessential denpa title on steam. Despite its major flaws, such as the overuse of shock content, the visual novel still managed to impress me with its philosophical themes and originality. Even though I completed it over a year ago, I find myself still thinking about the story. It is one of the most interesting pieces of fiction you can't recommend to 90% of people.
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This game has its merits and is a brilliantly structured narrative that amazes you once you find out, but unfortunately the game pans out with NSFW scenes (especially in Chapter 3-4) that could have been toned down to explore other parts of the story. The game is very insensitive when it comes to approaching topics like rape or incest, inclining to play them out gratuitously to titillate the reader even though they show how it affects the characters in the aftermath. The game being an eroge hurts the narrative in a handful of places, but the story also has a lot of breathtaking moments, so it still makes it worth reading (with discretion). If you refuse to read it for the aforementioned issues, that's also absolutely fine.
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Steam Version is different to the version i played before but still enjoyable. :3
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The story, the character development.. The atmosphere, the way each puzzle fills the gaps.. .. This visual novel has everything. There are hints of something that could be described as daydreaming, happy and sad moments, deep and poetic storytelling to the point that one has to give it some thought to understand.. When I was skimming through the reviews, I was expecting something that'd be simple and lacking in the many aspects, but instead I found a gem, yet another masterpiece. The character development is there and each character has a unique personality; Some are easier to relate to than others, but that's probably because it's subjective and I can't find myself to relate to all of the portrayed characters. The story revolves around them, and doesn't revolve around them at the same time. The amazing and so well captured atmosphere is furthermore being supported by quite a unique soundtrack, many times featuring classical music, something you don't see everyday and even less frequently in visual novels. That, together with so well done voice acting truly shows emotions that one can easily get captured by and immerse into the story and feelings of each character. The game plays with your emotions without even having you realizing it. If I shall say, this masterpiece has stood out to me by the way it's been written, different character personalities, and by having a story that's difficult to crack and understand at first. As everything moves forward, one may begin questioning what it is that they're even reading. .. Words? Yes.. Meaningless words? ... Words with a purpose? .. Maybe .. .. Are those even words, and not the void? ... ... Unlike tonsa stories, be it in movies, books.. Whatever comes to your mind, this one is mysterious by making you believe that you understand everything since the very beginning.. Except that one doesn't understand a thing, and only realizes so upon reading further, discovering more and more about all the mysteries hidden within the Wonderful Everyday. The world is sure interesting, so is the sky, and so is the Wonderful Everyday. Whoever enjoys reading, generally speaking, is gonna love this one, and it won't even take a while to get into it. Everything in it is so captivating, that one may possibly start to get into this genre aswell. Unfortunately, there don't seem to be so many visual novels with such deeply thought through stuff that missing out on this one is.. Well, one won't know until trying. I sure wouldn't have known, but now I know that I do absolutely cherish the time I spent reading through this one. It got me emotional all over the place. It got me happy; It got me sad; .. It got me curious, it got me scared upon knowing more, and it got me happy for knowing more.. Reading even more into it. Well then.. Have fun!
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✔️ Tested on Steam Deck, it works fine (19/05/2024). 'A' button to advance text and touchscreen for the menu and choices. I can see why some people consider this visual novel as a masterpiece, and I kind of agree that it has a really well crafted narrative structure, but I could also see some flaws on it that didn't allow me to fully enjoy it. First (and the most obvious one I'd say), the immense amount of gruesome nsfw scenes that were threatening to take me out of the story in some of the chapters. Using subjects like rape and bullying as character development feels kinda cheap to me. Second, the philosophical facts. The story acquires a lot of depth due to referencing and entwinning multiple philosophical works which I admire and enjoyed finding out, but at the same time it feels like sometimes there's too much philosophical 'gibberish' that isn't really fully justified by the story, as if the author was sometimes dropping some random facts that are completely unrelated using the story as excuse (it's only my impression only the author knows about its real meaning). Third, the End Sky II ending and the final dialogue. I truly liked that the full narrative of this visual novel is very open to different interpretations in both structure and philosophical meaning and this ending killed that mysterious vibe for me a bit. In my opinion, it wasn't fully necessary in this case to end up explaining the structure of the chapters and the general picture so much to the reader. I'm more a fan of letting people figure out things by themselves, which the final dialogue tries to do but ends up over-explaining too many things . Besides these points, I think it can be an enjoyable visual novel for some people and I would agree with who labels it as a classic in its sub-genre (denpa?), but I fail to see how this work is better than some other visual novels I've read before that explore similar subjects. Writing is important when creating visual novels, not only the story structure, and I think this novel focuses too much on the latter and neglects the writing quite a lot.
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