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About This Game Bimonia is one of the last Birdlings alive on this earth. The Birdlings see humans as sworn enemies, and Bimonia has been taught to kill on sight.One day, Bimonia meets Tayo, a human child hunting in the forest. Bimonia fails to kill Tayo, and they instead become friends. Mother will be furious if she finds out, or worse, this relationship may cause tension between the two species to erupt.The Last Birdling explores Bimonia and Tayo's fight for their friendship as the world threatens to tear them apart.* * *Unhack, the first game created under the InvertMouse name, was produced in 2012. That means The Last Birdling happens to be my fifth anniversary project. This game is a culmination of all the lessons I have learned through the past five years. Now, I would like to share with you several features available in The Last Birdling:Dual perspectives:The Last Birdling alternates between Bimonia and Tayo's perspectives. Follow their journeys from childhood to adolescence as they struggle to maintain their friendship against all odds.Multiple endings:There are 21 decisions to make throughout Bimonia and Tayo's journeys. Depending on their resolve, this story will conclude in one of five ways. Use the progress tracker to determine how to obtain every ending.Glossary:Dive into The Last Birdling's lore through the glossary page. Throughout your journey, you will find links that take you to relevant entries.* * *Thank you! I hope you will find the experience worthwhile. 6d5b4406ea Title: The Last BirdlingGenre: IndieDeveloper:InvertMousePublisher:InvertMouseRelease Date: 31 Aug, 2017 The Last Birdling Download For Pc [Xforce Keygen] the last birdling invert mouse. the last birdling. the last birdling download For all the beautiful art, music, and story this vn has to offer, I can not in good conscience recommend it. While the final reveal is certainly shocking, and explains the big question on all the characters minds, it plays into tropes you may find all to familiar in LGBT circles, bad ones, ones we all need to strive to leave out of our stories. Came super close to having amazing commentary on psychological trauma but fails to say naything meaningful. Or, to state it more clearly, the story is needlesly gritty, goes above and beyond to break it's characters, every ending is a downer, and the one ending where the girls live and escape falls super flat.Edit: And, in retrospect, it's quite ironic that a story that goes out of it's way to point out that TWO birdlings could barely survive off one hunting ground, completely ignores the fact that an ecosystem can't be susttained where an apex predator can only feed on another apex predator. One birdling would consume a single village faster than they could reproduce, let alone a whole species.. The feels are real.. First non-pre release (?) review for one of the best visual novels I played in my life.This was one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read with a lot of endings based on a variety of choices and a 21 chapter over 3 hour story of heart-pounding action and tear-jerking moments.I can't describe how beautiful the plot and the writing style as well as the art and music was.Great visual novel easily worth 5 times the price. 5th anniversary project? No you mean masterpiece - probably gonna be your visual novel magnum opus Invertmouse and I am not just praising you. :-)I am still feeling emotional from acheiving what I consider the true ending. <33. Solid 10\/10 One of the games one can real art, one of the rare masterpieces. + Characters that actually posess well-written personality and clear motivation. Their strong sides and flaws are logically balanced. + Structured lore(sorry, but in current year first two point already make a visual novel, if nota game in general stand out) + Heavy plot that makes you think. No spoilers, but don't expect a nice story that brightens your day. + Actions have consequenses + Deep psychological stuff. + Passes the Bechdel test. However, I do not believe men would be able to appreciate the whole depth of the story, as all the main characters are female and the game features classical "mother and daughter" conflict they can't relate to. + True friendship Play The Last Birdling > Listen to a hobo spitting some truth about this world > Get a bachelor degree in psychology.. This 7th visual novel from InvertMouse feature two female protagonists - a human girl Tayo and a Birdling girl Bimonia who encounter each other in the forest while in their childhood years and form an unlikely friendship. Amidst the backdrop of a massive fear and dislike of each other between humans and Birdlings after a war which left only Bimonia and her mother Lulululu as the last Birdlings alive and living near human habitation together with multiple grey shades of morality among humans and Birdlings, Tayo and Bimonia's friendship and survival will be put to the test in this thriller and horror visual novel over 21 chapters as Tayo and Bimonia grow up to adulthood and reach different phases of their lives.The game has plenty of save slots to allow different gameplay choices to be made during the game, with popup icons of a red\/green feather and a portrait of Bimonia\/Tayo to help players reach all the 5 possible endings where the number of red and green feathers required to reach each ending will be shown. Soundtracks, artwork and overall game presentation are good. Recommended with soundtrack and artbook DLC when at discount or bundle offer as it takes less than 10 hours to reach all endings.(Also recommended to download and finish the demo version of this game before buying this game and adding to library for an additional easy to finish 100% completed game). I wishwishwish there was a 'neutral' or 'darned if I know quite what I think of it' option, because I was back and forth on this one the whole time I was playing it. You follow two protagonists--Tayo, a human girl, and Bimonia, the possibly last of a winged humanoid species--as they grow up and attempt to overcome the hatred between their two species. The writing is clunky and erratic in tone, many events clumsily dark, the character development uneven, and the worldbuilding and internal logic have holes you could drive a Star Destroyer through. But there's still something to the premise and story, and two of the five endings actually worked for me. This is one of those stories that could have been very good, but instead is frustrating and baffling. (Also, SO MANY TRIGGER WARNINGS. Don't play if you have common triggers.)