Questions might pile up faster than answers but everything is hinted beforehand so you never feel like the whole thing was bullshit, and looking back you will see that many scenes you had not given a second thought for actually hinted to something deeper or have a bigger meaning.
In this aspect, this game is very good: the story is almost a piece of clockwork in how all the pieces fit together. Subahibi takes the form of a multiple route mystery, each one with its own perspective on the events and shedding light on a different aspect of the mystery. So, trying to spoil the least possible, let’s talk a bit about what can you expect from Subahibi.įirst, the aforementioned plot. The game is composed of 6 successive chapters, each from the point of view of a different character involved in these fated couple of weeks. However, if I were to try I could say that Subahibi deals with several days in the middle of July, 2012, ending in July, 20th, when “something” big is predicted to occur. A brief summary of the first chapter (that works as sort of a long-ish prologue) is possible but it’d also not very representative. It’s hard to summarize Subarashiki Hibi (Subahibi for short), in part because as a mystery part of the enjoyment comes from discovering the plot by yourself, in part because the story changes considerably from beginning to end so there is not short summary that could cover everything. There is also an English version available in steam. This review will be base in the HD version, though I don’t think there are any differences in the scenario save for an additional bonus chapter.
Subarashiki Hibi is a game by KeroQ ( now Makura who currently also publishes games under the imprint Makura) written by SCA-Ji, originally released in 2010, and which got a HD, full voiced re-release in 2018.
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