fault - milestone one Demo

It would seem like princes and princesses always get into some kind of trouble when it comes to fantasy stories, mainly because blue bloods usually have a lot of enemies. However, they also have loyal and powerful friends, which is why they manage to survive almost everything. Hence, it’s always a blast to watch their struggles in a movie or a video game.

fault - milestone one is an interactive visual novel in which you play the role of a young princess by the name of Selphine, who is trying to get home after being teleported to a strange land by mistake. The game is designed to feel like an adventure, especially from a visual point of view, not to mention the fact that you can change the events along the way with the power of your decisions.   The story takes place in a land controlled by mana, which allows people to use powerful magic. This magic can be used for a variety of purposes, including to enchant weapons, cast spells, or simply improve your skills in a particular area. The two characters have to deal with magic quite a lot in their journey, so they learn a lot about it as they go along.

As mentioned before, choice plays a great role in the grand scheme of things, since you can change a few things about the story and how the characters evolve. Don’t expect too much complexity in this regard, on the other hand, since this is still a visual novel after all. The background story is pretty detailed, however, and there’s even an encyclopedia in case you want to learn more about the world of the characters.   The graphics are very smooth and colorful, especially when it comes to the backgrounds and the various characters that appear on the screen. Thanks to the interesting camera system that moves around and zooms in every now and again, the action feels more lively, even if there are no actual animations involved. The soundtrack is decent as well, since it contributes to the overall atmosphere.

Fault - milestone one is only the first episode in a pretty fascinating visual novel series, and it’s definitely worth a play, especially if you want to have a better understanding of the later episodes. Hence, it’s a well-polished visual novel with great graphics and an engaging story.