Harmonia Full HD Edition

"Это история об очень далёком будущем. Мир пережил ужасную войну. Население Земли сильно сократилось. На разрушенном заводе в себя приходит фироид. Фироиды – плоды довоенной науки – наделённые эмоциями роботы. Они были созданы в качестве спутников для людей и призваны облегчить их жизнь. Однако этот фироид быстро понимает, что у него эмоции отсутствуют. Вероятно, его не доделали. Он отправляется в путешествие по миру, чтобы найти людей и научиться чувствам, которых он лишён." Кинетическая новелла. Короткая, примерно 10 часов на прохождение. Очень в духе Кеев, где отношения между персонажами стоят на первом месте. Над нашими чувствами опять играют. P.S. Кеи попросили кинуть в них ещё денег. А я чё, а я альтушка.

Rating 6.5/10 Solid Visual Novel Positives: + Character - Hinoue Itaru's character design is a plus. + VA - One of the character is voiced by our beloved Tracen's Academy Principal/chairwomen Yayoi! and the other heroine is voiced by the same VA as Faputa(Made in abyss) or Nagato (Azur Lane). + Music Negatives: - MC Voice - MC's VA feels off, his voice was just added in HD, so that could be it. - Length - Just too short for the amount of characters and what they wanted to do, It's good but i just don't feel as fulfilled with Harmonia as i did with the other Key VA games, it's still a good visual novel and i can still recommend but not as highly as the others. My current Key Visual Arts rating: 1.Clannad: 10/10 - Masterpiece, Manzoku da. 2.Little Busters!: 9/10 - Flawed Masterpiece, I wish it was longer. 3.Planetarian 9/10 - Very short and well paced story. Yumemi is voiced by Futaki's Seiyuu. 4.Harmonia HD 6.5/10 - Solid, too short for the amount of characters. One of the character is voiced by our beloved Tracen's Academy Principal/chairwomen Yayoi!

Another Key VN about robots in a post-apocalyptic world? What?! Harmonia is pretty good. It tells the story of Rei, a humanoid robot who wakes up in an abandoned robot factory and walks until he finds a town. He integrates into the community of the town and helps Shiona, a nun with whom he starts living, bring a sense of togetherness back to the townspeople. Bandits are an issue in this world with scarce resource, though, so its uncertain whether the town will be able to hold onto its happiness forever. The story is surprisingly good, despite how simple its plot and straightforward its messaging (emotions and empathy for others are what make us human) are—like, extremely so. It's predictable, too. And not only if you've read another Key VN, but if you've read any other story, ever. Still, Harmonia manages to be about as good as a story this plain can be; it's not amazing by any means, but it makes good use of basic storytelling techniques, and shines in its simplicity. 7/10