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- Set in real-world Asakusa in Tokyo, indie game developers 'Judgement 7” AR tech goes awry, spilling into and affecting the real world.
- Directed by acclaimed Noki Morita- the author and planner of the excellent Sakura Wars.
- Stunning character and background art from Eirl Shirai and Cre-P for a uniquely dreamy style.
- A deadbeat, misfit cast of geeks and weirdos round off a truly memorable ensemble.
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Product information
Manufacturer | PQube |
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Item model number | PQ02056 |
Product Dimensions | 2.29 x 13.72 x 17.27 cm; 90.72 Grams |
ASIN | B07NDT3FXD |
Product description
A Visual Novel that can genuinely square up to the mighty Steins; Gate when it comes to delivering a mind-blowing narrative and high-grade production values. It's what genre fans have been craving- and boy, does this deliver!

Our World is Ended Day 1 Edition
Controversial Visual Novel that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, as AR game developers, Judgement 7, see their creations break into the real world and threaten to destroy Tokyo. It certainly raised a few eyebrows on release, but few can argue with the quality of its rich story-telling.
Our World is Ended follows Judgement 7, a team of young developers working on a brand new game engine called the W.O.R.L.D program. When wearing an Augmented Reality headset, this revolutionary program changes the landscape in real time. When Reiji, the game part-time director, tries the program in the streets of Asakusa, he catches a glimpse of an unsettling cityscape. Could this be a glitch or is there more to it than meets the eye? His doubts are soon to be confirmed as the members of Judgement 7 will find themselves trapped between fiction and the real world. Characters and creatures from their previous games have breached into the world and now risk of becoming reality. The city is on the verge of being overwritten. Judgement 7’s battle to bring the world back is about to begin!
Features:
A world between reality and fiction:
Explore a faithful recreation of Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s most iconic districts as elements from the game world will slowly manifest themselves.
Splendid Artwork and Outstanding Visuals:
Enjoy stunning visuals and gorgeous CGs drawn in a distinctive and vibrant art style. The detailed environments bring Asakusa to life with a unique atmosphere.
The Selection Of Soul system:
Whenever Reiji gets flustered, the S.O.S (Selection Of Soul) system will be triggered. His emotions will flow onto the screen before vanishing. Quickly react to see how your choice will affect the dialogues.



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That's pretty much the sales pitch for Our World is Ended, the new visual novel from Red Entertainment, developer of the Sakura Wars series of tactical combat/romance simulator games. Clearly the developers at Red are big fans of 5pb and Nitroplus' Science Adventure series of VNs, which (on the PS4) consists of Steins;Gate Elite, Steins;Gate 0 and Chaos;Child. Our World is Ended is not as good as those games, but it's not a bad game, either. Red essentially tossed 5pb's three best games into a blender along with some original ideas, and this game is the sci-fi smoothie they created.
One thing Our World is Ended absolutely nails is the characters. You will end up caring about these people. To me, that is essential to holding my interest in a VN, and this game passes the test with flying colors. You will like and sympathize with the player's stand-in, the painfully average but tactful and likable college student Reiji Gozen. Reiji is a part-timer at a small video game development studio in Tokyo that is working on a new Augmented Reality program coded by the studio's perverted genius lead director Sekai Owari. Most of the game's main characters are Reiji's co-workers at the studio, a seven-member team known as Judgement 7. All have quirky traits as expected for a Japanese VN, and I grew to like and care about each of them.
Another element of the game is more subjective: its humor. Personally I think the game is hilarious. There's one character named Iruka No. 2, whose ridiculously bad pronunciations of English words made me crack up almost every single time. This VN does have a TON of juvenile sexual humor, but it is presented in such a silly and over-the-top manner that I found it funny and inoffensive. Looking at the other reviews, that clearly is not an opinion shared by all. It really comes down to your own personal tastes and tolerance level for this type of humor. (If you don't like boob jokes, stay far, far away.)
Another great strength of Our World is Ended is its pacing. The Science Adventure VNs, as epic and gut-wrenching as they are, tend to contain a few long and tedious sections where the plot is sort of treading water and not a whole lot is going on. That's not the case here. The plot of this game is briskly paced, and it never drags on for too long without introducing a new and interesting story twist.
The other thing this game nails is its presentation. The art style is one of the best I've ever seen in a VN. I absolutely love the character portraits. They're wonderfully expressive and have unique look all their own. The music is also excellent, as is the game's overall visual design. The presentation here is better than any 5pb VN except for the stellar Steins;Gate Elite, which is essentially a 50-hour interactive anime.
OK, so what's the "glaring issue" I mentioned in the headline? It's the horribly sloppy English text translation. It is beyond bad. Nearly every line of text contains a typo, grammatical error or missing word. It's truly that bad. PQube, the company that published Our World is Ended in the west, must have localized this game on the cheap and didn't bother to hire a copy editor. It's not bad enough that you won't understand what's going on, but it is very annoying and detracts from the overall experience to an extent that it may put some people off. So shame on you, PQube. Hire a copy editor next time.
So that's it in a nutshell. As someone who is obsessed with the Science Adventure series, I welcome any studio that tries to emulate those brilliant VNs, and Red did a pretty stand-up job with this one. It's no Steins;Gate, but it's a solid effort nonetheless and hopefully not the last attempt from these devs.

Now this is a visual novel, no real movement or actions except when make key choices to effect the rest of the group, and not all the choices are safe. From the pervy leader, to the flat chested shotacon, the over the top man child to the shut in each one of the group is unique in their own way that you just can not help but get drawn in and enjoy their actions and responses to the situation they are in. If you like visual novels, give this a try, but i would wait until it drops in price a little first.


The main character is a self-proclaimed pervert and as the player you are subjected to endless innuendos and boob shots. Perverted remarks and stares by the male characters are brushed off because “they’re just men”.
If you like a pervy game, then Our World is Ended is right up your alley. As for me it was a cringe-worthy and gross experience at best.

Do you like games where it’s a wall of reading and no gameplay? All reading. A few choices. No fighting. Not even puzzles. No? Move on.
Japanese games frequently feature some dirty jokes and some oversized boobs. Done right, it can be humorous. Example? AI Somnium is a puzzle game where the lead character refers to a brainless NPC girl as a pair of boobs. Lead character makes jokes about “giving someone something hard”. The way it’s written, comes out of left field, and occurs sparingly makes you laugh out loud and sometimes roll your eyes. Sure it might offend some, but many of us were surprised yet amused.
This game goes way beyond that.
In this game, you have a self proclaimed adult pervert CEO making gross comments about a high school girl’s boobs, using virtual reality to put her in a bikini, and even trying to get her bra off. He sexually harasses not just this teenager, but his entire female staff.
If that’s not enough, it features jokes about liking little boys, as well as lusting after young girls. Which is way into the realm of not ok. Is this happened once or twice? No. You can’t go 12 seconds without some uncomfortable dialogue about boobs. I ejected the game and returned it.
I feel like this game is better aimed at the creepy 19 year old pervert living in mom’s basement, which is papered with posters of preteen anime girls in lingerie.