Utawarerumono: Shiro he no Michishirube
Twenty four years ago an eroge called Utawarerumono released by Leaf that would tell an ambitious story about relentless war, rage, love, and newfound family paired with passion for kemonomimi by its creator while showing both the beautiful and ugly sides of its setting. And now over two decades later the last major new title in the series released with Shiro he no Michishirube (To which I going forward will simply refer to as Shiro or Utaware Shiro) which not only serves as a sequel to Monochrome Mobius but also lends itself as one last swan song to the series, one more farewell after the prior initial conclusion of the trilogy with Futari no Hakuoro that already manifested itself as a beautiful, all the more fulfilling finality. This prelude out of the way, right off the bat, while I am a huge fan of the Utawarerumono series, I can already admit that I wasn't too keen on Monochrome Mobius and feel like it's much more disappointing than anything else with it not really having ...