IronHunter

The House in Fata Morgana is a visual novel, it doesn't shine for it's gameplay since the only thing the player does is read the story and make a few meaningful choices, but it is a wonderful experience. It tells a very captivating tale about humanity featuring some horror and fantasy elements and mature themes, helped by a very expressive and detailed artwork and some of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. The attention to detail is huge, everything has a purpose and the events are seen through multiple perspectives. It has multiple endings, but is is quite easy and intuitive to get the "true" and best one. In my opinion, the game is a masterpiece and my favorite visual novel. If you would like to try the game, do yourself a favor and avoid any spoilers. Uncovering small parts of the mystery along the way will make you live the story.

I did not have high expectations when I started it, but I am glad to say that I was wrong. Steins;Gate Zero is definitely a worthy sequel. The new characters are very interesting and the AI idea was fascinating, at least for me. The story is really gripping, bringing a lot of mysteries I couldn't wait to solve. The only reason I gave it a 9 is that it left some questions unanswered and it had some boring moments. In the end, I must congratulate Steins;Gate Zero for making me write my first game review ever.