• Publisher: Nova-box
  • Release Date: Oct 15, 2020
  • Also On: PC
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  • Summary: Daphne is at a dead-end. She's unsatisfied by her personal and professional life. So, when she inherits an old family house in a remote part of the country, she jumps at the opportunity to start anew. Does she decide to embrace her legacy or does she hang on to her old way of life?
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    Daphne is at a dead-end. She's unsatisfied by her personal and professional life. So, when she inherits an old family house in a remote part of the country, she jumps at the opportunity to start anew. Does she decide to embrace her legacy or does she hang on to her old way of life?
    Along the Edge is a visual novel set in the European countryside, where your choices impact the main character's personality and appearance. Engage with over 450 hand-made full-screen illustrations and 20 characters with over 400 different variants and attitudes. With 60 different endings and 28 achievements to unlock, your journey is just beginning.
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  1. Oct 15, 2020
    90
    A visual novel that stands shoulder to shoulder with the giants of the genre, Along The Edge is a fantastic and fantastical story that’s delivered eloquently and masterfully. It’s missing some modern quality of life innovations but that doesn’t spoil what it one of the most majestic hidden gems I’ve ever had the pleasure to review.
  2. Oct 19, 2020
    85
    If you need a peaceful break from shooter games or the doldrums of fantasy-filled role-playing games then you can do no better than taking a look at Along The Edge. While considered a "game" it's clear that non-gaming mature book readers can find something to enjoy here as well! What you'll find is an engrossing visual, interactive experience that can easily be enjoyed on the go. It's a "game" where your choices matter and they have a visual impact on the source material. It certainly would make a strong candidate for anyone's "Book Club"!