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The world of Ishtera is populated by two races: dragonkind, who have lived there for eons, and the heavenkind, who have recently appeared.
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Cosy, relaxed, plot-driven and unpretentious.
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Pure NintendoRachel PoliDec 20208/10Autumn's Journey is a short visual novel with delightful characters. Choices are minimal, but the game will go by so fast as you're immersed in the strong story.
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LadiesGamers.comC J LehrDec 2020Autumn’s Journey is a short, but well-written visual novel that would be a great choice for people who enjoy a fantasy story with some cute, anime style interactions and flirting. The game gives the impression that there is significant backstory for this world in the minds of the creators, and has an ending that leaves space for a sequel. I would happily play another game set in the world of Ishtera if given the chance.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20206.3/10If you've seen my reviews of visual novels before you'll know that in a general sense I'm rarely a fan...
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