Editorial Worth it
Say It Again is a character-driven visual novel that has struck a powerful emotional chord with much of its audience. Players consistently praise the writing, dialogue, and deeply flawed but relatable protagonists—particularly for their authenticity, mutual trauma, and slow-burn intimacy. The story's willingness to explore darker themes and genuine vulnerability has resonated strongly, especially with players who see themselves reflected in the characters. However, the 3D character models are a persistent point of friction: many find them awkward or unattractive, with comparisons to other engines like Honey Select and Koikatsu suggesting the art direction simply won't appeal to everyone. Opinion on the visuals divides sharply; some appreciate the stylistic choice and animation quality, while others find it a barrier to engagement. The narrative itself is complete and polished, though some wish for an epilogue or continuation rather than the ending as-is.
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