After the fall of Shibuya, it's Akihabara's turn. Stein;s Gate shares the same world view as Chaos Head Noah. Animation sequences in Chaos Head Noah will make even more sense after you play this adventure game.
Sci-fi horror, cute girls and a realistic landscape, Stein;s Gate shows that you can deviate from the hero stereotype, confine yourself in your lab in Akihabara and still save the world.
Finished Steins;Gate True Ending and here is my review Please , note that i will not spoil the True Ending details.
The game starts off where you are to answer Cell phone calls (Red Icon) & respond to Text msgs on the cell phone. The text msgs have to be responded to asap or they will be voided where you can not respond back to.
The main character is a scientist and has friends that are curious of the time machine that he has made . A later part in the game , a friend turned enemy wants to stop the main character from using the time machine and violence breaks out . This forces them to go back into time and stop that from happening again .
Though , i will not say anything else , as that is when the 7 endings will take affect afterwards , depending on the Chapter that the particular ending will occur.
frumply(9) on 31, Oct. 2009 09:55 (HKT)
One of the best text adventure games to date Chaos;Head put us in the shoes of a MMO-addict in an adventure filled with mystery, conspiracy and delusional fantasies. Steins;Gate brings us another adventure in the same world, this time led by a protagonist that's got a bad, bad case of chu-ni-byou (role-playing as an imaginary character in real-life).
Time travel is at the heart of the story here, and while you'll recognize many of the elements from other books/flicks surrounding the issue, the impressive voice acting, solid script and art that matches the atmosphere extremely well combines into a gripping experience.
Frequent references to 2ch memes exist, as do sometimes overly complex physics theories are present as integral parts of the storyline. Not recommended for those unsure of their Japanese comprehension, but for the JP-fluent, this is a must-have.
