![]() Even decisions made during an intense battle don't carry much weight. The few times Mikage has a choice only determines which girl he could potentially end up with. Having decisions to make is a fine way to engage the viewer, but they need to have real consequences in order for them to mean anything. Is it necessary to know everything about this sci-fi world? Probably not, but some people like a little immersion to go with their titillation.Īs the story progresses, the viewer will face a handful of choices. It's never explained why there are goblins, demons, or giant spiders in the future. There also isn't much in the way of world building. While each character has an arc, they don't really benefit the story as a whole, so it's just something tacked on to pad the run time. Their personalities are trite and overly familiar, as if they were put together by a committee. The potential love interests don't fare any better. The protagonist is good-looking, driven, humble, and boring. The characterization is bland and predictable. However, while this game is certainly heavy on the "plot," there's very little storyline. Depending on decisions made by the player, Mikage could find himself married to the woman of his dreams. ![]() Over time, their relationship develops into something beyond friends. There might even be times where the students have to take matters into their own hands. While they undergo training, all manner of fiends are trying to wipe out civilization. Many trials stand in the way of their road to knighthood. They all have their reasons for joining the academy. Sakura Nova is a visual novel that focuses on the exploits of Mikage, Arisa, and Kaguya.
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