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Grisaia Phantom Trigger Vol.1

Grisaia Phantom Trigger Vol.1

|Japan|Visual Novel, Adventure

7.4 /10

Pretty good

Niche

356 ratings
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Steam · Player score9.2/10352 ratingsIGDB · Critic score6.5/101 ratingsIGDB · Player score7.0/103 ratings
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Why play it

"Grisaia: Phantom Trigger" is a visual novel, specifically a kinetic novel (without branching routes). Returning character artist Akio Watanabe and writer Ryuta Fujisaki bring you the latest installment in the acclaimed Grisaia series.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.4/10 across 356 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Visual Novel, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Hardcore GamerMarcus Estrada · 8 May, 2017
6/10

Grisaia Phantom Trigger Vol. 1 is just a small bite of the new world of Phantom Trigger. Clocking in at just a couple hours, some may feel it takes a few missteps at truly utilizing its short gameplay length fully. Still, players should easily find themselves wrapped in a militaristic world that is both intriguing and a bit frightening.

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DualShockersAzario Lopez · 10 May, 2017
6.5/10

Grisaia: Phantom Trigger Vol. 1's premise fits in perfectly with the rest of the Grisaia titles, that includes the beautiful character designs that the series is known for. However, the introductory chapter felt rushed, which ended up hurting any chance for proper character development. As such, the climax of the story to feel out of place. Phantom Trigger Vol 1. begs to be longer in order to allow the reader to care enough to want to move on to the later volumes in the series. Hopefully, now that the introductions are out of the way, the real story can start.

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