Although the images are not very scary, the writing will make anyone shudder by its detailed and creepy descriptions. One of the things about Saya no Uta ~ The Song of Saya that I immediately noticed is that it made me uncomfortable while reading through it. Sure, she might not be completely human and might look off to others, but the special thing about Saya is that she only living thing who looks like a human figure to Fuminori and therefore, she became his living purpose. It’s no wonder that Fuminori starts to distance himself from everyone until he meets a strange girl named Saya. People who used to be his close friends to him look like unidentifiable monsters and even their voices sound strange.

During his delusional state, everything around him resembles disgusting meat and blood, but that’s not even the half of it. Barely managing to survive, he develops an unusual illness and starts to see the world in a very different way. The Song of Saya follows the male protagonist Sakisa Fuminori who has lost his parents due to an accident. It should be noted that the Steam version of Saya no Uta ~ The Song of Saya is censored with an 18+ patch on JAST USA for $3.99. Despite already knowing the synopsis of this game, after finishing the story, I could easily see why the writer, Urobuchi Gen, is so famous in all regions.

I recall asking for visual novel suggestions and one game that was always mentioned would be Saya no Uta ~ The Song of Saya, but for one reason or another, I never got around to playing it.

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