#The sekimeiya spun glass free

Unlike other, similar visual novels, Sekimeiya will occasionally stop and ask questions of the reader. The actual mystery at the heart of all this is possibly the most complex in the genre, but it's written in such a way that you can absolutely solve the whole thing if you comb it over enough and are capable of reasoning out some wild chains of induction.

#The sekimeiya spun glass free

To that end, the developers have added an embarrassment of features there's free text search, segment summaries, built-in note-taking, a minimap.all of which I used to at least some degree. You don't have to try and solve it, but the entire thing is created with the expectation that you will at least make an attempt. Sekimeiya is an ontological mystery for genre purists.

That may sound harsh, but I love these mysteries to a dangerous degree my major problem with them is the amount of sleep I lose just turning them over in my head. They're usually long, a little rambly, and have prescriptive writing designed to cater to people who want to do a little solving of their own, often at the expense of character development. If that term is new to you, it refers to a specific type of mystery where the pre-conditions and rules of the space are largely unknown at the outset, and addressed throughout the story (stuff like Zero Escape and Remember11). The Sekimeiya: Spun Glass is an ontological mystery made by a group of weebs who decided that there weren't enough good ontological mysteries out there, which is true. But hopefully I can communicate some of my amazement. This is going to be a little bit vague, because I don't like spoilers, and this sort of game is particularly harmed by them.