But I had an abysmal time with the butterfly shooting game, which you’ll have to do several times, either in the main menu or by selecting a chapter where you fight one of the dangerous shadows of the mansion.

Look, I love a good minigame, which probably gets me some weird looks. The Happy Ending is much better.) And then there’s the minigame. Besides, I’ve already unlocked the “Best” ending (Bullshit. So I’m two endings short, because I cannot be arsed to go through the entire game again just to get them. However, for some endings of the game, it’s a pain in the ass, because you still basically have to play the routes from certain parts. It also has a VN flowchart, which, as I may have said before, is a godsend in general. Soft, bishy visuals (no really, look at these cute boys! Unf!) and beautiful music, along with some solid Japanese voice acting, make this pleasant to play. But first, the game in general.Īesthetically, it’s gorgeous. But that’s more set dressing, more characters for the plot to revolve around, more endings. Oh, and somebody who wants to murder existence itself. And grief, and the delusions thereof, the regrets, the unfulfilled desires, is essentially what it’s about. And, to put it bluntly, some of the endings can fuck right off.īut, honestly, that’s what grief is. ACTUAL BEST ENDINGĪnd so it is with Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly, where I refuse to believe the ending called the Best Ending is, in fact, the best. I also hate them, because few of their endings are happy, and even the “happy” ones are most often bittersweet. Tales of regrets, of vengeance, and sometimes, of telling a loved one it’s okay from beyond the grave.

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