The game in its nature is a point and click type of interface and it is very user friendly for anyone to play. The left thumb stick is to move the cursor and there is one button to make the choices. Controls for One Night Stand is very easy to use. In our playtesting, we did not encounter any issues with the game sound when playing the game. The game can be heard in a stereo setting and also works well. The game is in a 5.1 surround sound and sounds great. The game music and audio fit well for the game and makes the game story come more alive. There is no spoken audio so there is no language in the game expect for the text that is shown in game.
The sound effects for the objects in the game sounds accurate and match for the objects in game. There is background music throughout the game. Audio in One Night Stand is very minimum. In our playtesting, we did not run into any issues with the game visuals. As the game does not support a colorblind mode, the colors are bright enough to see on the screen. As the game does deal with a mature matter there is some parts of the game where you would see things like a condom, clothing and other things that would be expected in a game setting like this. The game is text based and the text is easy to read without any trouble. All the game graphics from the characters to objects are very easy to see on the screen. The Game Visuals are presented in a rotoscope style where the graphics are very colorful and easy to see. There are multiple endings and based on what you choose it will lead to your ending. As the title states that it is all about waking up from a night of drinking and trying to figure out what happen. One Night Stand is a interactive game where you make choices and see how it plays out.
In the game you must make choices that best helps your narrative and without it making it a bad experience. One Night Stand: Console Edition is an interactive story in which where you must make the best choices and do some investigation work to come to the best conclusion for your circumstances. There's no release date for Videoverse just yet, but you can wishlist it on Steam and Itch to stay up to date with its progress.After waking up in a stranger’s bedroom, you must find out what happen the night before and what brought you together from a night before of parting and drinking.ĪS THE GAME IS RATED M – FOR MATURE, WE ONLY REVIEWED WITH GAMING MEMBERS THAT ARE 17 AND OLDER. Like One Night Stand, it also looks like Videoverse won't shy away from some of the more *ahem* mature content you can find online, judging by its Steam page at least, and I'm keen to see how it navigates the seedier parts of online fandom.
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It also looks like you'll be spending portions of the game offline in Emmett's bedroom, too, as screenshots also reveal the fictional video games console where Videoverse actually lives, the "Kinmoku Shark" - which is no doubt a play on Nintendo's old 'Dolphin' codename for the GameCube (even if in practice it's more like a chonky hybrid of a 3DS and a Dreamcast). Alternatively, you could simply choose to help Videoverse thrive from afar, although how exactly you'll go about it remains to be seen. Since this is a decision-based visual novel, you'll have the option of getting involved with everyone's teen dramas and favourite fandoms through its multiple side-stories, and there's also mention of corporate conspiracies to unfurl as well. You'll still need to report the odd troll lurking around its forums now and again, but you'll also be browsing community pages, sharing fan art and forging new friendships along the way. Rather than playing as an online corporate cop, however, Videoverse will be putting you in the shoes of Emmett, a video game-obsessed teen. Personally, I'm getting big Hypnospace Outlaw vibes, but with gorgeous 1-bit artwork. The trailer only gives us a brief glimpse of what its Videoverse social network will look like in-game, but its Steam page gives us a bit more to go on, showing lots more screenshots of its 'Feudal Fantasy' community pages as well as its forum-style conversations between its main cast of characters.
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