I liked the rhythm at the beginning, and the game design including each level was pretty good (although it didn't make me feel particularly amazing)
My favorite is of course the wolf and sheep game. At the beginning, I didn't get the relationship between the wolf and the sheep. Why did a group of sheep chase and kill the wolf, and then I understood the meaning of the game.
I thought it would be friends killing each other, but after chasing them, everyone (except Zibuki) wanted to let others live. Letting others live may be more cruel than killing each other. We all want others to live, but it is undoubtedly the most cruel to those who remain. This also confirms the rules of the game, sheep are hiding and wolves are catching. seconds
The ending of "Seashore" is indeed a little bit incomprehensible, as well as the changing relationship between the two brothers.
However, Yamazaki Kenji's waste material male protagonist is not poking, and Tsuchiya Taifeng's fighting scene is also praised!
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