Review Evermore: A Choose Your Own Adventure Visual Novel

In this review, we delve into the choose-your-own-adventure style visual novel, Evermore by Prometheus. Having covered this game in its earlier stages, the current version, Build .5, marks a substantial progression.

Let's explore if this development has been worth the wait.

Gameplay Overview

Evermore places you as the main character, orphaned under mysterious circumstances, only to be taken in by different families amidst unexpected tragedies. The narrative intertwines with 18 girls, reminiscent of titles like Once in a Lifetime, Eternam, and Marked for Eternity. Each girl's story path hinges on your responses, impacting your progression.

Content and Graphics

Assessing the current content was a bit fragmented due to my intermittent play during travels. However, even in its present state, the game offers a substantial amount of content. Graphically, Evermore mirrors its peers but falls slightly behind Eternam, outdoing Once in a Lifetime and Marked for Eternity.

Story and Writing

The storytelling amalgamates diverse mythologies and fantasy tropes, engagingly reminiscent of various epic tales. Act 1 sets the stage, while Act 2 propels the narrative forward. Typos occasionally pepper the otherwise well-executed writing, contributing to the overall immersive experience.

Humor and Themes

The game's humor, akin to titles like Eternam and Marked for Eternity, serves as a strong point. The infusion of serious themes like death, accompanied by violence and gore, might not suit everyone's taste.

Character Highlights and Lewd Content

Certain characters stood out, notably Emily, Aria, and Camilla, each bringing a distinct appeal. The lewd content begins gradually and promises to escalate in future builds, adding to the game's allure.

Game Quirks and Verdict

My primary qualm lies in the expansive character roster of 18, with limited accessibility in the current version. However, focusing on a select few for comprehensive development seems plausible. Evermore pivots around the main character, aligning the supporting cast to augment the protagonist's journey.

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Conclusion

My verdict? Evermore earns a strong recommendation. The evolving storyline seamlessly transitions from serious to comedic, making it an engaging experience.

Though subject to change in development, the current content warrants exploration. 

If choose-your-own-adventure visual novels intrigue you, Evermore is a promising choice, albeit with the anticipation of its completion.