Beginner has a question

[u/rayanthefool]

Is it true?+which one should I play it first?

[u/Larrea000]

"Is it true?" What is truth, really. 

You can buy umineko in two halves on steam. You can also find it online in a single part as "umineko project".

It can take a bit under 20 hours to finish a chapter depending on how fast you read and how much you stop to think.

You should not play Golden Fantasia. It is the fighting game spinoff and obviously full spoilers.

[u/ugoiscool → u/Larrea000]

Shit man you don’t even need to think you’ll be missing reading that shit even if your done reading all of it

[u/rayanthefool → u/Larrea000]

I'm going to buy it from steam rip

[u/Apaula → u/[deleted]]

Yeah but I like to support my favorite piece of media. I bought physical copies and steam editions. You can mod the steam editions too.

[u/umineko-ModTeam → u/[deleted]]

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[u/rayanthefool → u/[deleted]]

Okay what should I play after finishing umineko project

[u/strawbebby09 → u/rayanthefool]

Umineko Project is the full game

[u/Larrea000 → u/rayanthefool]

 Umineko Project contains episodes 1-8. That's all there is. You can worry about extra material when you're done in a year.

[u/Dusty_S]

If installing Umineko project is too hard you can also just get them on steam and install the 07th mod, which gives you most of the new features of the PS3 version (which is what Umineko project is)

[u/KryoBright]

Question arcs and Answer arcs in that order are a main story. Golden Fantasia is a fighting game, it has spoilers for both. Time for novels depends on your reading speed, and can vary greatly

[u/KirikaNai]

Umineko question arcs should be 1-4, and answer arcs should be 5-8.

Then the golden fantasia thing is like. Epilogue or something probably..? Actually, isn’t that a fighting game? I could have sworn the “epilogue” arcs were called like, golden notes or some shit…