As things settled down, a school was created for the bright youngsters of each of these five worlds to participate and learn about each other’s differences. This resulted in utter chaos as each world’s leaders struggled to find a good balance of each of their cultures as to not clash with others. Summary: One day, five different worlds all with very different paradigms and thoughts, as well as the population all collapsed into one. I’ll try to go through with what I thought about the game overall! As expected from a “10th anniversary game”, World Election did have more effort placed into creating a serious charage, which includes the presence of a “True Route” While obviously not up to par with older titles like Suzukaze no Melt, this game did have a colorful character design which I hope to discuss. Long story short, World Election was unexpectedly good at least compared with the relatively lower expectations I had for the game. Honestly, I actually planned on writing this review MUCH sooner, but stuff happens and I’m currently in Orlando, Florida, so there’s that. I planned on keeping this “streak of completion” throughout, so it’s only natural that World Election, their 10th anniversary game, is next on my list.

The Race to be the World’s Ruler! Review of World Electionįoreword: If you followed me and my eroge career so far, you’d know that I’ve played every single Whirlpool game with the exception of a game called “Ina Koi” which is their very first game and probably not that great (I say this based on 3rd-party reviews).

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