#The game my flag full#

These characters, these people are fated to fall into a certain timeline of events. You see how this disliked in the game older brother develop turning into something more than an unpopular choice, to become such an important part for the development of others it's like he's the deuteragonist or a tritagonist if you consider the heroine to be the second protagonist.

#The game my flag full#

That tragedy tag there? You don't notice it until late into the story but it's not what you'd expect, although being foreshadowed almost explicitly - you don't actually think much about it because really, how many times did the 'Downfall' Event actually made it's appearance in it's full force? About half the time? So it hits you when you don't expect it and it does good on it's threats.Д¬haracter development is nothing stellar even so I believe it to be the one of if not the key element story that pivots the plot. Quick tempo to be sure, which some people dislike. Starting out as you would expect of this niche 'reincarnated into villainess but because you're actually being different from how they were in the game/whatever media it was in there's this and that changes happening' genre or whatever it quickly develops into rather mild intro and then quickly ramps up into a full 100% in quick few chapters, however despite the timeskips prevalent and details glossed you're not feeling like you're missing out on much.

Perhaps it's because I'm a man that I'm so intrigued by them, regardless of what the answer to that is, this novel is quite the snack - the only way to describe it since it's quite short but fulfilling story nonetheless. I think I'm strangely into these josei or yuri novels even though I'm a man. Since it's a short read (about 2h, it's good enough for some casual reading), it has its flaws and other generic tropes, but the surprise is good enough for it. So what happens when it ends up in the Yuri route between the heroine and the villainess in such circumstance? This is what surprised me in the end.ДЄs expected, this is a story with a 'happy ending', but this is not a 'everyone lived happily ever after' ending, and tries to be a little more realistic and cruel compared to other similar novels, depicting a few acts of horror and the weakness of those in front of such events. Hence, the heroine herself is irrelevant to the war, and can only be used for the heroine to predict the outcomes. However, the plot of the story is about a war, and the MC knows the possible results of this war based on the heroine's decision, these endings can go as far as the kingdom losing or winning the war, and I think it mentioned that one of the targets could led to avoiding the war too, however, that's not because the heroine will be overpowered or influential force in the battlefield or in politics, but more due to the chosen partner making certain decisions. more> the original plot seems to be about the love targets somehow crossing paths with the heroine in the village due to a multitude of events unique to each target, but some end up accidentally overwritten by our MC. Originally, I expected something generic, but the end result was quite unique.ДЄs usual for 'Reincarnated Otome Game' novels, the MC is the villainess, and she has tons of death sentences, but unlike most other novels on the genre, there is no school, there is no 'magic' ( it exists, but is limited to few people of royal bloodline it seems, and neither the villainess nor the heroine can use it), so. We hope you have fun learning the flags of the countries of Europe with this geography game.I was searching for simple and short stuff to read, and didn't expect to even end up writing this review. See if you can beat your friend's high score. However, one point will be deducted for each incorrect guess.

If you scroll your mouse over the map, the names of the countries can be seen.Д®ach time you correctly select a European country on the map you will get 5 points.

This will help you to learn the correct flag and country on matches that you missed.

The answer to the previous question is shown below the map.

This will continue until all the European countries (38 total) have been matched with their flag. Once the correct country has been selected (or you have used up all your guesses), another flag will appear at the top of the screen for you to select.

If you get the European country correct within three guesses the country will turn green. You have three tries to select the correct country. The game begins asking you to click on the country with the flag shown. The more countries you correctly match with their flags, the higher the score you will get.

The object of the game is to select the European country that matches with the shown flag in as few of guesses as possible.