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Once upon a time, the king and queen wanted a child very much. After years of trying, they finally conceived, and when the princess was born, they invited twelve months to celebrate. The girl was given a special gift every month, but the king and queen made a serious mistake: they forgot to invite the 13th. She came uninvited and cursed the princess to sleep for a hundred years after her finger was pricked by a spindle. But what happened in those years? This is the story of the princess sleeping forever. |
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| Once upon a time, the king and queen wanted a child very badly. After years of trying, they finally conceived, and when the princess was born, they invited twelve months to celebrate. The girl was given a special gift every month, but the king and queen made a serious mistake: they forgot to invite the 13th. She came uninvited and cursed the princess to sleep for a hundred years after her finger was pricked by a spindle. But what happened in those years? This is the story of the princess sleeping forever. |
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We all know the story of Sleeping Beauty, or at least the
version Charles Perrault , The Brothers Grimm , with Walt Disney 192920. The fairy tale known as ATU 100 tells the story of a king and queen who desperately wanted a child and finally had one in their later years. They invited all sorts of magical creatures to celebrate the princess’s birth, but unfortunately, one was left out. Unfortunately for them, the neglected person held a grudge, and she was known to curse the princess either to die or to fall into a century-long slumber. In the most famous version, this occurs when the princess’ finger is pricked by the spindle of the spinning wheel; many early variants instead left the princess with a thread of flax under her nails. In the more PG retelling, she’s awakened by true love’s kiss; in the more NSFW retelling, sex is involved, often non-consensual. The story has been retold many times in various forms of fiction. One of them, dating to 100thcentury, can be found in the novel-length poem dew Seale Written by Owen Meredith, it has the honor of being the first work ever to be prosecuted for plagiarism. Meredith’s version and one from 1990 by fantasy author Patricia C. Wrede (“Stronger Than Time” in Magic book beauty. Visual Novel This first month took a page from their book and told us the story of a sleeping princess whose true love took a while to get there. 1990 As the concept goes, it’s a solid concept. The story begins in the traditional way, with the added mythological element that the magical creatures invited to the princess party are representatives of the twelve months of the year. They were servants of the moon goddess, who represented all the various canonical incarnations of the moon. This basis in mild classical mythology seems to support the representation of the thirteenth month; various theories and explanations exist for the thirteenth month, some of the most plausible having to do with the conversion to the Julian calendar, but it is worth noting that , there is no academic consensus on the subject. The role of this thirteenth magical being is to carry out curses, watch over the sleeping princess, and provide guidance to any potential princesses who arrive at the castle. In this story, her name is Uruzuki, and we mainly get to know the story through her eyes. 1990 While the story is good and the translations are relatively good, there are some serious obstacles to fully enjoying the game. These mostly come down to the game engine and gameplay choices made by the developers. The game is made in Unity, which doesn’t lend itself to visual novels like other engines; it’s a less intuitive style of play. However, not everything can be blamed on the engine’s choice: the fact that there is no skip or fast-forward, and that the text doesn’t advance until the previous text falls off the screen letter by letter, is more disturbing than it is. Frustration takes, especially if you’re a speed reader. Whether the game only offers autosave is another issue, though in this case it’s more about whether you’re the type of player who likes to save every time you choose. The loading screen could be more intuitive, and to access all of your saved games you have to find the arrow at the bottom of the page, which is a lot more difficult than it should be. The game’s voice acting is impressive. The problem is that the sound usually starts once the text has been completely written on the page, making playback a little bit longer than it should be. In short, this is better in concept than execution. 1990 On the plus side, there’s amazing artwork and pretty good music in addition to the great voice acting. The balance of the sound is a little off, with some sound effects being louder than any other, but overall, it’s a joy to see and listen to. Art is a highlight. It’s intricate, with some fascinating character designs for would-be princes. As the story unfolds 1, Years of slumber, with various prince candidates appearing about every century. When they enter the castle, they transform into animal forms, and while these aren’t always obvious, they always look charming given their status as princes. The princes are basically historical and literary. The first prince to arrive was apparently from Charles Perrault ‘s “Sleeping Beauty in the Woods,” which we know because of his stepmother, the ogre. Other princes include Gilles de Rais (aka Bluebeard), Doctor Faust, Marquis de Sade and Frankenstein’s monster. Dr. Faust and Alistair Crowley spend the most time with the Princess and Uruzuki. Still, each potential prince marks not only the passage of time and a shift in culture, but also the role that Uruzuki must become aware of. Their animal forms help convey this and add visual interest to the scene. 1990 this13 The first month 410 is far from a perfect game. Annoyances with game mechanics, choices that don’t make much sense (albeit with multiple endings), and some sexual moments that feel out of place detract from the overall experience. But the artwork is excellent, the story is interesting enough to be worth mentioning, and it’s worth noting that the developers are taking player feedback into account. This might benefit from an early access release, so keep an eye out for it, and it might even be worth the full price if the developer fixes its issues. 100 |
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