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About This Game Vision of Aurora Borealis is a visual novel about a young photographer who travels to Iceland in search of the northern lights. He is angry at himself for being so unskilled in this art, but then he meets a mysterious, hostile young girl who changes his outlook on life and aspirations. What did they do? What kind of person is she? Join them in an adventure on the barren lands filled with myths, nature, and love. This game includes: +20 beautiful CGs and natural landscapes Delightful main story Original, soothing music Coming: Side Story Language Support in Chinese, Japanese What is a Kinetic Novel? A new form of entertainment for the sole purpose of storytelling -- not a novel, not an anime, not a game -- Kinetic Novel. Made with the goal of providing the reader with an unprecedented sense of presence and empathy for the characters through the use of a high-quality scenario, graphics, music, and other production values. 7aa9394dea Title: Vision of Aurora BorealisGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Purin ProductionsPublisher:Purin ProductionsRelease Date: 22 Aug, 2016 Vision Of Aurora Borealis Full Crack [Patch] vision of aurora borealis This kinetic novella is nice, if a bit sad. the protagonist meets a mysterious young lady while he is out trying to find himself. They have a connection, but he is... unsure what it is.Quick and powerful as it may be, and cheap as it is... I might suggest getting it on discount. That said... there might be more coming.... Music cuts out awkwardly, no voiceovers, cute art I guess but not good enough of a story to make it worthwhile. Randomly cuts to black sometimes. Dunno if that's for affect or intentional but its wierd.. this is amazing it would be a great show \/movie. Made me cri. I'm gonna start by saying Vision of Aurora Borealis is a short story. And by short, I mean 40~50 minutes short. The pacing of the story felt fast and a little bit choppy, almost rushed at times. I can't say that there weren't any scenes for character\/plot development; there were plenty. However, they were all rather short and I felt each scene had much more potential for detail. The soundtrack didn't feel nearly as dynamic and ambient as all the other visual novels I've read; this is primarily due to the long silences (that felt unnecessary at times) in sequences where the light piano BGM set the mood perfectly, and the abrupt BGM change during certain scenes of the story that could use some sort of fading transition. I really enjoyed the soundtrack itself, but I can't help but feel like it wasn't implemented to its full potential in this VN.As for the story itself, I'd call it a short, relatively open-ended speculative fiction revolving a cameraman's trip to Iceland, and a mysterious girl he meets there. I will say that I enjoyed the story very much; I decided to read it after having a bad day, and I don't regret that decision. It was the sort of light immersive escape I needed, which is one of the primary reasons I enjoy visual novels.