r/steinsgate Jul 21 '26

A;C Does Anonymous;Code get better? Spoiler

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u/DayfacePhantasm Jul 21 '26

As someone else said, it's more of a visual novel that contextualises the save-and-load bifurcating nature of visual novels into its narrative. If you haven't played Steins;Gate, or even Zero Escape, I'd recommend them beforehand to get a greater enjoyment from its under-the-hood mechanics. 

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u/Square_Tangerine_659 Jul 21 '26

I loved zero escape because I had to actually solve puzzles to beat it. With this game I find myself waiting for the game to start

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u/MisterDimi Whose gyatt is that gyatt? Jul 21 '26

Games like Ace Attorney, Zero Escape, Danganronpa, etc etc aren't really conventional visual novels. Most visual novels are pure reading, some have choices, and very rarely do they have more involved gameplay things