It is outlandish and has an undercurrent of pseudo-science that makes the rest of the story difficult to believe rather than making sense of things, and inadvertnly paints both pharmaceutical companies and therapy in an unsettlingly negative light. The ultimate conclusion to Crimson Gray is a rather wild and difficult to believe one that centers around the local pharmaceutical giant in this unnamed city having a dark past that involves experimental drugs that can alter the human genome, massive cover-ups, and, of course, mind control via ineffectual drugs in an attempt to establish continuous revenue streams. Though, that is unfortunately far from its only problem. There is certainly a lot of potential here, but this brazzen lack of detail and attention from the writer left the story feeling like less than it had any reason to be.

Smythe, feel all the lesser because of that, even though I could see something in each and every one of them. However, the actual writing on display here is often very underwhelming, sticking to predictable writing patterns that seem devoid of a distinct distinct voice or personality, making a lot of the dialog come off as flat.Д«ecause of this, the story can feel very middling, or even gray I suppose, with many details being left out and the main characters of John, Lizzie, and JohnвЂ™s school counselor, Mrs. All of which are possible outcomes that can be reached by making a rather plentiful number of choices throughout the story that do shift it in notably different directions, showing different sides of John and Lizzie, as well as delving into LizzieвЂ™s origins.ДЄs it stands, the story itself is fine, functional, even interesting at times, and while it does firmly base itself in the ever growing genre of yandere fiction, there are conceited efforts by the writer to make things a bit more complicated and tie things into a greater overarching storyline. ItвЂ™s the usual stuff like chaining him up in her basement, getting murderously jealous whenever he talks to another girl, and of course, killing him out of romantic passion because he cannot be trusted. Lizzie is a textbook yandere who struggles to feel any sense of emotion when around someone other than her beloved John-senpai, and expresses a number of alarming tendencies throughout the story. It is an unenviable position, where he struggles to care about those around him and himself, but things start to chance once he meets a quiet enigmatic girl by the name of Lizzie who, for reasons never fully explained, is infatuated with John in a very unhealthy way. Grimson Gray is a visual novel centering around John, a high schooler who recently developed a case of severe depression, so extreme that he literally struggles to see the world in anything but gray tones, but not extreme enough for him to be unable to function satisfactorily throughout his school life.

A captivating crimson obscured by a dull gray.

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