Sure, not everything from Onikakushi is explained in detail, it weirdly insists that late June is not a part of summer, and the story does introduce a lot of concepts that are clearly red herrings of sorts meant to mislead the audience prior to the final chapters. If it sounds like I’m gushing about this game, it’s because I genuinely loved seeing the story progress, and how I cannot really think of any major gripes or hang-ups I have with this specific chapter. Before culminating in an ending chapter that represents just about everything good and wonderful about this series in one concise adrenaline and emotion filled package. All while on its own easily being among the better entries in the series thus far, with a number of excellent character moments and a steady pace that does not dilly dally too long with anime style shenanigans. What ensues is a spirally conspiracy driven story that hops around between a series of perspectives, most notably those of the original protagonist Keiichi and Rena herself, as new information is learned about many pre-existing factors all through a story punctuated by a slew of compelling twists that go to introduce and advance the greater narrative of the series. Detailing her background and general history while also constructing a tale rich with paranoia and suspense, in a move that harkens back to the very first scenario, Onikakushi, in many ways.
Instead it crafts a unique tale that offers insight into the psyche of the enigmatic Rena Ryuga. Though, unlike the fifth chapter, Meakashi, Tsumihoroboshi does not really follow or reinterpret an existing scenario. Tsumihoroboshi serves as the second in a series of “answer” scenarios that aim to explain and detail the true origins and ramifications seen in the first four installments. The majority of which begin with a far more innocent and fun vibe that is sharply changed into a more dark and more dismal one during the latter half of the story, when the carefree summer days of the main characters take a turn for the worse.
With each game in the series being a unique scenario that follow the same general events, characters, but with plot points, concepts, and protagonists shift around with each installment. Higurashi: When They Cry Hou Chapter 6 – Tsumihoroboshi Reviewįor those unfamiliar with the series, Higurashi centers around Hinamizawa, a mysterious remote Japanese village with dark origins that also serves as a den for supernatural and suspicious activity that is gradually revealed and expanded upon.
After waiting a year of “ TLC and editing ” and a month for the mod to be updated, it’s finally here!
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