This game is rather linear in its progress: a single story line, a single ending, no branches, no choices. If you can somehow find them feel free to get yourself spoiled. The gameplay is fully recorded and most of them are already posted in SSLP text poster. The last 3 chapters will be updated altogether at once. The first 4 chapters will be updated once per week. Feel free to let the updates pile up and read them at your own pace. I’ll also update the of video playthrough without commentary at the end of each chapter.ĭifferent from SA, this LP will have one long update every Tuesday here instead. This will be a screenshot LP with occasional GIFs and my comments about some minor cultural and social background knowledge and random ramblings from time to time.

Just read and enjoy the (maybe predictable) story.īecause I had that awful idea to use a reference that no one will get for the title of the SA thread.Ībout this title - you will see the reason later in the game. Instead, it quickly changes into some sort of Visual Novel or Walking Simulator at around Chapter 3. Well, but even as an oriental horror game, Firework is not a very scary or puzzling game overall. I will be doing my best to deliver some of them. Even with the decent art of this game, they can still be hard to deliver to people who are unfamiliar with those elements.

Those kind of games invoke more about familiar fears of the unknown, and of misfortune and death in Chinese beliefs, though elements like funeral decorations, karmic retribution, and so on. However, the case becomes more bewildering.Īs an oriental horror game, this game has far less outright scary moments (though it does still have a few jump scares), and leans more on the atmospheric and psychological creepiness. As the investigation goes deeper, the past of the victims gradually emerges. Lin Lixun participates the re-investigation by chances. An accidental fire at a funeral forces the police to re-investigate a closed case of massacre.

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