You will laugh alongside the anime friends you will never have in real life. As a slice-of-life taking place in two settings - the bulk of it at Weather Vane, a School of Magic in London - Da Capo III establishes its complete dominance over Steam's current offerings of Sakura _, NEKOPARA, and the various YouTube-bait low-effort novellas that absolutely saturate the marketplace - even if Da Capo III may never sell as much without the sheer amount of pomotion, official and otherwise, these various other Visual Novels receive. What sets this Visual Novel apart from the majority of others currently on Steam is the sheer amount of character interactivity that I have only seen in a small handful of OELVNs such as Ace Academy - and Da Capo III absolutely dwarfs over them at least six times over in that regard in length alone, let alone the sheer amount of quality Circus has cultivated from their decades of experience. With the current Visual Novel offerings released within the past two years on Steam, readers have more of a choice than ever if they wish to be "picky" about the type of Visual Novel they wish to pursue. However, this could potentially turn off others from trying it out, which is exactly the opposite of what needs to happen if this industry is to continue thriving.
I have seen my fair share of potential readers scoff at the concept of Da Capo III, if not dismissing it outright as anime Harry Potter - which is a fair assessment, I believe. Personally, I would take the X-Rated edition any day of the week for the sake of the additional content and character development through those scenes - this is not Nasu-tier intercourse, I assure you, but that is all I will say on the topic as this is a review for the Steam version of the visual novel. If you only wish for a single version of the game, it is solely up to the individual in deciding whether or not the 18+ scenes from the MangaGamer version are worth more than the various steam related goodies present in this version of the game.
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There is a guide on how to do this, but I only suggest doing so if you plan on purchasing both versions of the VN as I do not condone any sort of piracy whatsoever piracy is absolutely terrible for a niche industry such as this, but if you are not sure you would enjoy Da Capo III R, there is a substantial demo available through MangaGamer that I believe absolutely sets the tone of the VN for the entirety of its 80+ hour journey. I should also state that I have bought both versions of the game - X-Rated from MangaGamer, and the Steam version - solely for the fact that I am able to access the X-Rated content through the Steam platform by sharing files between both versions. This will inflate my playtime enormously, and as such you should not judge the length of D.C.III R by my playtime alone.
I multi-task reading Visual Novels while performing various other duties I could stay on a piece of dialogue for large chunks of time before going back to the VN and progressing bit by bit, only to return my focus to the "greater" task at hand while the VN is running in the background.
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I wholeheartedly admit that I am a product of the Western VN Boom of 2015, and as such this review will come from that particular perspective instead of one who has been in the scene many years over myself.īefore I go any further, I must state that my current playtime should be ignored in its entirety - and the same should go for anyone who may read this far in the future after I have read D.C.III in full at least once, if not many times over. Over the past several years I have read more visual novels than I can possibly afford to spend time on, ever since my initial love affair with Princess Evangile and that absolute meme of a review that I left it nearly two years ago.
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