Copyright © 2006-2021 Mist Network and its owners. Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace puts a silly spin on the usually serious atmosphere of the series, providing a fun and breezy treat for fans of the franchise. What many writers fail to understand when they approach this kind of topic is how crucial the build-up is. Visit the Store Page. There’s still the fun tip menu that fills players in on terminology both real and fictional as they pop up. I never thought I’d be too interested in playing this game, as I don’t generally care for dating sims, but as I started to dive through the game’s various routes I discovered that it offered me something I didn’t know I even wanted. There are plenty of neat touches that are meant to be nods to the original game, like Okabe’s phone log containing all his initial D-mail experiments. Bury me with my money. About This Game Fall in love with the lab members all over again in this sweet and slapstick romantic comedy! Find reviews, trailers, release dates, news, screenshots, walkthroughs, and more for Steins;Gate: My Darling's Embrace here on GameSpot. The art is as gorgeous as ever, the music is strikingly addictive, and the characters are just as fun and bizarre as they’ve always been. I played the game primarily on Nintendo Switch and noticed no glitches during my playthrough, but I know that the PC version currently has some issues that need to be fixed like the audio in the intro cutscene not playing. Latest Images. Follow Your Heart: Explore the private life of Rintaro and your favorite lab members in a series of "What if?" Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace allows you to follow different paths for each “girl” in the same way as other games - through split-second decisions based on texts you receive. Honestly, this is probably my favorite of the spin-off games, it captures the comedic spirit of Steins;Gate and doesn’t take itself too seriously. I certainly wanted that between Okabe and Kurisu, but their route was still rather cute all thing’s considered (and I am still very well-fed from the old True Ending). Kurisu, Moeka, Faris, Suzuha, Lukako, and Mayuri all have unique routes, involving Okabe solving their conflicts and slowly growing closer to all of them. As the Future Gadget Lab members attempt to raise money by creating a bevy of new gadgets, mad-cap protagonist Okabe Rintarou spends a majority of his journey in Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace simply getting closer to the various members of the lab, even sparking some romantic developments with them based on which story path you fall on. Show graph. Phone Trigger System: Interact via Rintaro’s cellphone to answer or ignore calls, and send and receive emails. They’re all pretty high quality, and it fits well with the old stuff. Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace was an unexpected arrival in the west earlier this month. $29.99 Add to Cart . It’s less about putting Okabe in wacky sexual situations with the girls, and more about Okabe just spending time with the people he cares about. Maybe Okabe is just too shy of a guy, but I felt the payoff for many of these obvious romance setups aren’t explored to the extent I would have liked them too. Jordan reads his way through the beginning of the latest Steins;Gate visual novel, which launched on Nintendo Switch on December 10. There are multiple story routes to go through in the game, but rather than landing in them through a series of specific cellphone interactions and message choices, there’s just one specific point in the game that will launch you into any of the routes based on how you use the phone. Anime and video games are my biggest vice, though, so feel free to talk to me about those. SERN is not a threat, and certain antagonists have completely normal relationships with Okabe. The intended last route will be a lot more difficult to reach than just simply sending a D-mail during this part, so players who found it fun to naturally discover the true ending of Steins;Gate will find enjoyment in this. $29.99. Most popular community and official content for the past week. Even filter your own game library, or see multiplayer/co-op games you and your friends have in common. One day Kurisu is developing the lab’s 12th main invention when something goes terribly wrong. Darling takes place in a peaceful world line slightly off from the original game. Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace is a brand new chapter (in the West) in the Science Adventure visual novel series and Steins;Gate world however this isn’t a sequel rather a comedy spin off full of what if scenarios all made possible by the time travelling text messages; D-Mails. They seem to be in the process of fixing this right now, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it was fixed soon. The game’s publisher, Spike Chunsoft, was gracious enough to provide us with a copy of the game on Steam to review. It reuses many of the Steins;Gate’s portraits, music, and backgrounds (which I found fine since it takes place during the same time frame) but at least there was effort put into Darling. Despite a shift in focus from dramatic storytelling to goofy romance, Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace contains all of the heart and charm that you’d expect from the series. Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace puts a silly spin on the usually serious atmosphere of the series, providing a fun and breezy treat for fans of the franchise. Of course, there are many visual novels that break that mold, setting out to craft dark worlds and intricate, interweaving storylines that could only ever be accomplished with the massive scale and length of a visual novel. More brings goofy humor and Mega Man Legends-ish graphics in April, It is the one-year birthday of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nintendo Minute unboxes the Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition, Sokodice review for Nintendo Switch | Welcome to die, Mega Man Battle Network 20th anniversary is today, but Capcom asks for your patience with announcements, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is the name of the film reboot. In Steins;Gate’s case, the first half complements its slowly built suspense with moments of comedy, giving you a reason to care about Okabe and the people around him. Outside of the actual content of the story, I think what pleased me to no end was the translation. User Reviews Grid List Add new review 'tis but a barren wasteland. Darling reads great, has minimal typos, and is consistent with Steins;Gate’s translation (hurrah for the return of "Hououin Kyouma!").
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