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Geminism

Geminism

|Japan|Adventure, Visual Novel

8.9 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

132 ratings
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Two pairs of twins war for love, life, and limb beneath the curtain of a dark Tokyo night. From the artisans at CRAFTWORK comes a visual novel lush with art, action, and mystery; a story of GEMINISM—deformity and divinity.

Story and worldbuilding

Children pay karma for the sins of their parents, born to bear a contorted cross. Tokyo—2 AM, the witching hour. Under the new moon, two identical girls face off. Their improvised weapons look out of place in their hands. Behind them stand two strange men, garbed all in black. What do these men want? What are these girls’ dreams? And what is it they're fighting for? Gather round, now, don't be shy! It's a dark festival beneath a black sky... So, candles out—let's start the bout!

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Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.9/10 across 132 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

This is a Port leaning into Adventure, Visual Novel. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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NookGamingJohn Rafael · 19 Feb, 2025
8/10

Geminism is a visual novel that takes what's considered a normal, everyday life and shoves a healthy amount of absurdity into it. By putting a pair of twins in the center of the story, it introduces a fresh and exciting twist into the relationships surrounding your typical battle-filled story. While linear in nature, it maximizes its storyline by making use of two parallel perspectives that inevitably intersect in a ridiculous ritual for a chance at achieving normalcy. While engaging as a read, the potential for an incredibly impactful ending fails to be realized due to what feels like missed timings and rushed pacing near the ending. The characters do not feel convincing in their motivations until near the end, resulting in a lack of general investment early on that's important for establishing a rewarding payoff. Despite this, Geminism is still very good at what it does well, incorporating dynamic visuals and sounds in an entertainingly fun yet violent narrative. CRAFTWORK did a great job with it as their return title, and I am very much looking forward to their next releases. If you're looking for an action-packed visual novel that's exciting yet wholesome despite being vividly violent, go for Geminism. With its unique art direction, well-utilized soundtrack, and overall fun demeanor, it's an experience that's both cruel yet full of love.

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