Fatal Twelve

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  1. RPG Fan
    Oct 15, 2018
    87
    I could praise the team behind Fatal Twelve for passion and effort alone — and I do! — but to see their vision come to fruition with such great results is also a reward unto itself.

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  1. PublicNuisance
    Oct 5, 2021
    6
    Fatal Twelve has some good parts to it but the one thing I can say that I disliked was a big one which was it’s lack of choice. There areFatal Twelve has some good parts to it but the one thing I can say that I disliked was a big one which was it’s lack of choice. There are choices to be made but far too often in the game it was going in directions I didn’t like and I had no way to stop or change it. It is far from a kinetic novel but it is also far from worthy of having the tag “choices matter” on the Steam page for it. I wished I had more choice over which characters I forged alliances with; which ones I hated or loved and which ones I elected in the divine selection. Let’s just say that my opinion didn’t match Rinka’s very often. That being said the story it has was fairly well done. It has a lot of detail and depth. I enjoyed many of the characters even if I felt they tried to change them later on to not be so evil or nice. I believe that most people are neither evil or good but a mix of the two, however the twists and turns to introduce these changes didn’t feel natural for some of the characters. The story also felt a little long as it dragged a bit during the middle. The art and music were great with the exception of one scene where it described a full train car but it was empty on screen aside from Rinka and Naomi. The game also had faux endings which I am not a fan of. I hate when a game has “good endings” and “bad endings”. It should just have endings that make sense regardless. I will say I saw several possible endings that fit that bill.

    I played Fatal Twelve on Linux. It never crashed on me and I didn’t notice any bugs. I did however notice some spelling errors such as “bother” should have been “brother” and “knew I was love” should have been “knew I was in love”. The game had a manual save system where you could save at any time and had 80 save slots.

    Game Engine: Ren’Py 7.3.5.606
    Disk Space Used: 4.96 GB
    Graphics API: OpenGL

    GPU Usage: 0-80 %
    VRAM Usage: 664-1002 MB
    CPU Usage: 1-6 %
    RAM Usage: 2.5-2.9 GB

    Overall Fatal Twelve wasn’t a bad game but it lacked the choices that I have come to expect and love from visual novels and while the story was strong there was enough if it where I wanted to push it in other areas that I came away disappointed. I finished my first play through in 10 hours and 10 minutes and paid $25.79 CAD for it.

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