Разработчик: Winter Wolves
Описание
Вы играете роль Люка Блэка, 36-летнего инженера по биоинформатике. Он является одним из главных программистов в Nanotech, крупной исследовательской компании в области нанотехнологий.
Но однажды его жизнь навсегда меняется, когда он встречает Таню. Кто она? Чего она хочет от Люка?
Откройте все 24 разных концовки и исследуйте все возможные пути! Это действительно динамичное приключение, которое увлечет вас на несколько часов.
Игра отличается красивым манга-артом, интересным диалогом и отношениями между персонажами, которые изменят конечный результат игры.
ОСОБЕННОСТИ ИГРЫ
- Темная и зрелая научно-фантастическая обстановка
- Интерактивные сцены и система карты в дополнение к классической игре визуальных романов
- 24 уникальные концовки для разблокировки
- Доступна полностью озвученная версия. Более 4 часов голосов!
- Высокая переиграбельность, настоящий множественный сюжет с ветвлением
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows XP
- Процессор: 1Ghz
- Видеокарта: DirectX or OpenGL compatible card
- Место на диске: 185 MB
Mac
- Процессор: 1Ghz
- Оперативная память: 512 MB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 185 MB
Linux
- Процессор: 1 Ghz
- Оперативная память: 512 MB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 185 MB
Отзывы пользователей
It is a decent, relatively short Visual Novel with plenty of choices and a lot of endings.
I was mildly annoyed at times because of how often Luke screams out his lines even though the context doesn't warrant that.
The VA is not great, but it's not terrible either.
Graphics are decent, using static vivid character portraits overlaid on some mediocre backgrounds.
The game doesn't have animations of any sort, unless you consider the scaling of character portraits in a few of the scenes.
The game gives you plenty of save slots to work with and the auto-skip previously seen text feature is a blessing when replaying different parts of the game to get all the endings.
I started to like it the more it went on; lots of different endings too (that I will be looking into getting as I continue)!
I awaited a bit more philosophical approach to the AI-human relations theme, but it was entertaining enough. Has alternative endings as well.
Pleasant Visual Novel with options to move to different places and a bit of interaction with the environment.
Bionic Heart is a game with a lot of shortcomings. I recommend it only as a fan of visual novels, even those of lesser quality. As you can see from the screens the graphics are okay but nothing spectacular. The game is fully voiced, and the voice acting is not terrible, but it is a bit amateurish. The music is fine but pretty generic. As for the writing, the characters are interesting enough to be tolerable, but not much more. The plot and its many possible endings (24 to be exact, although some of them are just "oops you're dead" kind of early endings, really there are about 3 or 4 main paths to the story, I'd say, with a couple variations for each path) are probably the game's strongest point, but it probably won't be the best story you ever see, it's just okay.
So yeah, if you're looking for a great visual novel that will blow your mind, or even just one with high quality production, you may want to skip BH. If on the other hand you think you'd be satisfied as I was (satisfied enough to be considering getting the sequel, in fact) with a little dystopian future story, reminiscent of the android and cyborg classics, with a bit of a thriller bent and a nice helping of romantic entanglements, then get it. I actually wasn't really sold on BH until halfway through getting all the endings. So if you get an ending and it leaves you feeling unsatisfied, try a different approach, as I said the charm of the game is finding out how everything can end in very different ways.
Voice acting is terrible… characters, aside from the small few, sound almost lifeless, there’s no emphasis where there should be or emotion. The sound quality is scratchy; each recorded voice varies in quality. I find a number of lines to be overwritten, containing unnecessary information where it could have been worded differently or simply shortened to give a better meaning, and this is coming from someone who enjoys a good lengthy novel. It gives off the feel that characters are overplaying their part. Speaking of this, I disagree having the main character read out description and scenario lines like a narrator. Throughout the whole thing was off for me, as you can’t disable voice alone… so its either deal with this or play a silent game and lose the feel for it completely. The story is very slow to get into and various paths have you feeling like you're heading to one end anyway, I became more bored than intrigued within 5mins of playing and found myself ready to go play something else. I was highly intrigued by the story concept of this game but with so many elements lacking I simply cannot recommend it. This is honestly a terrible throw together of a VN. For someone who normally loves VNs and Futuristic Cyberpunk games, I thought this was a little gem, till I played it. Still if you can get it on sale it may be worth the purchase.
This game is one of Winter Wolves's earlier products. As such, it is a much rougher visual novel. However, the basics of their future success are there. The premise here is dark. The world has succumbed to climate change... in a way unexpected by early 21st Century scientists. It now rains all the time... everywhere... which has got to make the cities a bit waterlogged... Especially a place like London, since if the polar caps have melted most of the modern city would be underwater...
You, Luke, have suddenly had a strange android named Tanya enter your life... quite dangerously (we'll skip the one achievement where you don't meet her). Now, you have to figure out what to do with her... your relationship with Helen... and with your employer who happens to be doing... something beyond the pale.
There are 24 endings, so take your time and find them all. If you can.
Poor art, worse writing with unlikeable, often oversexualized characters, forced situations, and unrealistic dialogue.
This game is the platonic ideal of "So Bad It's Good" in 2016.
The setting and backgrounds are lovingly crafted - atmospherically, this game is well crafted. The world-building is compelling and effective in a genuine way.
The characters aren't so flat so much as they are each absurd caricatures and self-contradictory when it helps progress the plot. Somehow, this and certain animations definitely not functioning the way that they are supposed to work. The character writing feels like an 11 year old boy created an erotic sci-fi fantasy thriller with an every-man Gary Stu reacting to ~wacky situations~ but driven by his moral compass and trouser-snake. Again, somehow, it works, but only if you're willing to appreciate it on this level. If that's a thing you're into, this visual novel has absolute B-Movie charm and replay value. If you are looking for a narrative that you can take seriously, look a different place, but if you're looking for a well realized execution of bad fanfiction for boyz, this is really pretty great. There will be all of the manga breasts and lulz you can ask for.
The story was actually more complex than I had expected. There’s more interaction between the characters on Bionic Heart than in other Winter Wolves games (at least the ones I’ve played so far), so that made me like this game. There’s a bit of status raising, which is okay because this time it was done in a good way: it’s not all about that, and you can see lots of events with the characters and get to know them better.
The art style was decent, BG was good, BGM was decent. But… The VA was terrible. I’m sorry, it was just REALLY BAD. I had to turn the voices off after 20 minutes of playthrough. There’s 24 different endings, so I think that the full price is fair. Even so, wait for a sale before getting this VN.
6/10. It was an okay game, I loved the huge variety of endings. But the VA almost ruined the whole experience for me. =/
Looking forward to play the next game!
There's a few things I'm a sucker for every single time, no matter how cheesy or badly executed: swashbuckling adventures, 80's electronica music, and dystopian Blade Runner esque stories where the lead character knocks boots with a cyborg chick, especially if she's got half her face ripped off, like in Terminator 2.
Looking past that, though, this visual novel was fun. Voice acting can be pretty cringing at times, but pretty well done at times too. The art style is similar to late 80's early 90's anime, and I dig that. The sound track was enjoyable depending on the scene. As for the story, there were a few parts and several of the endings that actually *did* have me feeling for the characters, so I'd call that a 'win'.
Bottom line: Buy it on sale or as part of a bundle, if you're into this sort of thing. If you're not interested in the genre or setting, give it a pass.
It was an interesting visual novel, but the storyline was sub par, voice acting even worse, and I found myself skipping dialogue often after my first playthrough. The game and story was short and hopes to live through its large variety of endings. Overall, even for the sales price, I still wouldn't suggest this game to tohers, there are better visual novel games out there.
its uhh....interesting to say the least, it has multiple endings, some funny ones, some ridiculous ones, the game is average, i would of liked a bit more choices with the characters, this game doesnt contain any nudity or hentai if you are wondering and well its worth the $7 i paid for it
The story is good and the choices are fun. The voice acting isn't that great but it can be turned off. The game is short but there are 24 different endings that could be achieved based on your choices. Not the best game out there, but enjoyable.
I wanna marry a cyborg assassin chick now. Comon Tokyo get a move on *pokes*
oh yeah the game.. erm short but sweet :)
It took a little while to win me over, but midway through my first playthrough I found myself very much into the world Bionic Heart presents, wanting to know more. While most visual novels do have a tendency to focus on romance, this one is no different-- but at least it also has a strong action/mystery/science fiction story to go along with it. The westernized art is well done. I also very much appreciate the fact there is voice acting for 100% of the dialogue. That is something that takes a lot of effort, even though it leaves me with one complaint: I do wish that they hadn't felt the need to voice-act the main protagonist's inner thoughts and feelings. During conversations and interactions with others, it's fine, but otherwise it sounds a bit awkward for the protag to literally be talking to himself. But, that's a very minor complaint everything considered.
I also love just how many multiple endings (both good and bad) there are in this game, many of them vastly different from one another. It makes you feel like you are part of a futuristic Choose Your Own Adventure. Unlike some visual novels on steam, your choices are plentiful and have a direct impact on what going on and which direction the story takes; making it a highly interactive experience. With interesting characters, an evolving storyline with varying paths, and lots of replay value, this is a fantastic choice for those curious and/or apprehensive about the visual novel genre just as much as it is for those who already enjoy them.
Um. I really tried liking this game, I honestly did and I have played some really hard to like games. The art might not have been to my liking but what ruined it all was the voice acting. The "in your face" moments where too many as well (not only adult stuff) and I ended up not caring a tiny bit about anyone. The story could have had so much more added to it that it felt we were just given the outline of it.
I give it 5 out of 10 for effort.
It took me six and a half hours of playtime to completely finish the game, getting all endings. At a certain point, I simply skipped all the previously read dialogue just to get to the choices. All-in-all, it was a rather dull experience.
The personalities of the characters are flat, and easily predictable. The plot was often cheesy, and sometimes the reactions of the characters made no sense. The 'relationship meter' of the character only influences the game in very rare instances. For example, if you get to certain points, characters you have a great relationship to will still betray you/treat you like dirt if the plot demands it. There's only seven plot-relevant characters, the rest of the world doesn't even feature.
The sexual innuendo was especially painful. You are often forced to suffer through all sorts of sentences how 'hot and amazing' some girl's body is or our main hero commenting how he wants someone badly. it came across as a bit immature.
The voicing was... alright. The female protagonist was voiced by someone with either a bad mic or its an intentional effect to make her sound inhuman. Some others just sound really bad. The music has really strange cues and often ruins the mood. Not to spoil the story, but a tense scene where some people are about to die is suddenly overlaid with 80s porn music because they confess their love to each other. It was like a fist to the nose, mood-wise.
In the end, I didn't care for the characters, nor for the story. It was a bland, featureless experience. Alright to pass time, if you take it during a Sale, but don't expect to spend more than 6 hours on it.
Winter Wolves has the tendency to spit out Visual Novels like mass produced, pre-packaged goods. Check out their other games, judge for yourselves. As someone who often played and enjoyed Visual novels, I can warn you that this one is in the lower tier. Albeit I applaud the effort they made to voice the characters. That is about all that stands out positively. I was sadly fooled by the number of positive reviews in comparison to the bad ones.
We went in to this looking for some fun and adding our own "unique" flare with our voice acting skills, but when the adventure was over I can safley say we were suprised. All your decisions and locations you visit will effect your final story outcome and with plenty of different endings there is a lot of replay value here. the story is engaging and if you are as despicable as us then you will try your heart out for the human / robot three way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8D0j3DX91E&list=PLBBqCiash9d6Xn-ARWU7TiIgz4HldWczh
Really enjoy Bionic Heart for number of reasons. It's fully voiced and if you don't like that you have the option to shut it off. You are given multi choices which in there own right feel reasonably different that leads to different endings. Some are good and some are bad. So it's not happily ever after with everything you do. Even if you don't want to find all the endings yourself Winter Wolves has a guide to help you in the forums. Really enjoy a lot of Winter Wolves games hope they keep coming out with them on Steam.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Winter Wolves |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 71% положительных (35) |