A short little review for a short little game~ Spoilers galore for the entire series ahead.Err… I’m experiencing some technical difficulties, please excuse the lack of pictures. They’ll be here the moment wordpress decides to stop screwing with me.
Tenshi no Nichiyoubi is the fandisc to Ef -a fairytale of the two-. The game includes four short stories detailing a single day after the time line of the original game from the four main couples. They are unlocked in the order of Miyako>Kei>Chihiro>Mizuki. After the stories, there is a short intermission, then 3 what-if stories, and a short epilogue. There’s also a mini game, but it didn’t work on my computer.
(The effects of Miyako’s ultra mega spicy bento…)
The after stories were fun. While there was no plot to speak of, the comedy really clicked with me and the characters were completely entertaining. The graphics really help.
The after stories were fun. While there was no plot to speak of, the comedy really clicked with me and the characters were completely entertaining. The graphics really help.
Some of the characters were exactly as I remembered them.
While others had shown a different side to them that was not present in the main storyline.
The after stories were well planned out. Because the four stories all occur on the same day, each story compliments the others, and while there are some scenes told through the perspectives of different characters, there is very little overlap. It even hints at the contents of the after stories while being extremely entertaining.
During the intermission, a new character is introduced. The girl, Alice, seems to be the main character for Minori’s next game. In any case, she was looking for an angel, and was disappointed that she couldn’t not find Yuuko. Instead, she meets Mizuki and gives her 3 dreams.
In the first dream, Yuuko misses the bus and there’s a perfect happy end. While she’s a sympathetic character, I can’t say that I particularly love Yuuko, so it didn’t do much for me.
But this was completely adorable though.
In the second dream, the earthquake didn’t kill everyone. Akane (Yuu’s sister) and Akari (Amamiya-sensei’s sister) are both alive and well. So, instead, Yuu develops an adorable relationship with Nagi. I love Nagi and her tendency to sprout completely ridiculous comments, so this was awesome.
I can’t get over those ridiculous looking tears, I really can’t
In the third dream, Renji manages to save Mizuki, his cousin, from drowning. Interestingly enough, this leads to him never going to Australia or meeting Chihiro. Anyway, the new Mizuki’s story is incredibly short (even by fandisc standards), during which she acts tsundere in one moment and overwhelmingly sadistic/controlling in another (in a good way). To be fair to Renji, he kind of asks for it. It was completely illogical for someone so uke to end up with someone whose sadism is only triggered by her sister.
Interestingly enough, the girls all control the guys in one way or another. Miyako makes sure that Hiro doesn’t ruin his health, even if she has to drug him to do it. Kei is just completely violent. Chihiro doesn’t need to actively control Renji. Yuuko’s inner demon keeps a reign on Yuu. Nagi overwhelms Hiro. While our Mizuki doesn’t really control Kuze, the new Mizuki has complete dominance over Renji…
Hmm…… interesting……
As you can see, the art is completely fantastic this time around. There is a ridiculous amount of CGs for everything, and 2c=galore has gotten much better since the original game. However, I do have a few small complaints. First, there is the awkward way in which tears are drawn (scroll up to see an example). Second, there is the ridiculous shadows. Granted, it was much better than the main game, but it still bugs me.
…You can’t say that there’s nothing wrong with the shadows in this picture, you really can’t.
Pretty much every time a character art shows up (not, event CGs, just the characters), there are some fantastic lighting effects which feels completely luxurious. This is fantastic. However, it makes the non-effected images ugly looking in comparison.
This problem really extends itself over the game. I mean, after seeing something like
things like
Really feel inadequate. I mean, if they had the money for so many CGs, they could afford to fix Kuze’s face so he doesn’t look like two different people.
Now that I bring up 2c=galore’s problems, I MUST mention Akane.
I really dislike her design. It triggers too many pet peeves for me to list.
The music is the same as it was before, with a few new tracks. The programming didn’t change much either.
Story:8×5=40/50
Art: 9.5×3=27/30
Music: 8/10
Programming: 8/10
Total: 83/100 B+
It’s short and it’s fun. A must get if you saw Ef.
While others had shown a different side to them that was not present in the main storyline.
The after stories were well planned out. Because the four stories all occur on the same day, each story compliments the others, and while there are some scenes told through the perspectives of different characters, there is very little overlap. It even hints at the contents of the after stories while being extremely entertaining.
During the intermission, a new character is introduced. The girl, Alice, seems to be the main character for Minori’s next game. In any case, she was looking for an angel, and was disappointed that she couldn’t not find Yuuko. Instead, she meets Mizuki and gives her 3 dreams.
In the first dream, Yuuko misses the bus and there’s a perfect happy end. While she’s a sympathetic character, I can’t say that I particularly love Yuuko, so it didn’t do much for me.
But this was completely adorable though.
In the second dream, the earthquake didn’t kill everyone. Akane (Yuu’s sister) and Akari (Amamiya-sensei’s sister) are both alive and well. So, instead, Yuu develops an adorable relationship with Nagi. I love Nagi and her tendency to sprout completely ridiculous comments, so this was awesome.
I can’t get over those ridiculous looking tears, I really can’t
In the third dream, Renji manages to save Mizuki, his cousin, from drowning. Interestingly enough, this leads to him never going to Australia or meeting Chihiro. Anyway, the new Mizuki’s story is incredibly short (even by fandisc standards), during which she acts tsundere in one moment and overwhelmingly sadistic/controlling in another (in a good way). To be fair to Renji, he kind of asks for it. It was completely illogical for someone so uke to end up with someone whose sadism is only triggered by her sister.
Interestingly enough, the girls all control the guys in one way or another. Miyako makes sure that Hiro doesn’t ruin his health, even if she has to drug him to do it. Kei is just completely violent. Chihiro doesn’t need to actively control Renji. Yuuko’s inner demon keeps a reign on Yuu. Nagi overwhelms Hiro. While our Mizuki doesn’t really control Kuze, the new Mizuki has complete dominance over Renji…
Hmm…… interesting……
As you can see, the art is completely fantastic this time around. There is a ridiculous amount of CGs for everything, and 2c=galore has gotten much better since the original game. However, I do have a few small complaints. First, there is the awkward way in which tears are drawn (scroll up to see an example). Second, there is the ridiculous shadows. Granted, it was much better than the main game, but it still bugs me.
…You can’t say that there’s nothing wrong with the shadows in this picture, you really can’t.
Pretty much every time a character art shows up (not, event CGs, just the characters), there are some fantastic lighting effects which feels completely luxurious. This is fantastic. However, it makes the non-effected images ugly looking in comparison.
This problem really extends itself over the game. I mean, after seeing something like
things like
Really feel inadequate. I mean, if they had the money for so many CGs, they could afford to fix Kuze’s face so he doesn’t look like two different people.
Now that I bring up 2c=galore’s problems, I MUST mention Akane.
I really dislike her design. It triggers too many pet peeves for me to list.
The music is the same as it was before, with a few new tracks. The programming didn’t change much either.
Story:8×5=40/50
Art: 9.5×3=27/30
Music: 8/10
Programming: 8/10
Total: 83/100 B+
It’s short and it’s fun. A must get if you saw Ef.
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