Jane Sarmiento

I really like this game, after this I also played Misao and the one thing these two have in common is that both the protagonists dgaf about the actual victims (Misao in Misao and the spirits in Mad father plus the mother). Both the protagonist lack sympathy for the ones who are brutally killed or drove their selves to death because of the people around them. Misao disappointed me with the ending where everyone involved with Misao's death get a redemption and not the victim herself. The MC there is also kind of overbearing with a hero mentality to save everyone and their dialogues where they ignored Misao's agony and despair was appalling. Aya I can understand cause she was a kid but when she grew up, she became like her father and I guess that just made the game all for nothing because it was suppose to make her open her eyes to the truth that her father was the real monster but I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Also, it was stated she already knew what her father was doing but wanted to ignore it because she didn't want to admit her father really is a monster. Anyways, the game really is outstanding but the ending is not really worth it.