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Shikkoku no Sharnoth ~What a beautiful tomorrow~

漆黒のシャルノス ~What a beautiful tomorrow~

Titles
漆黒のシャルノス ~What a beautiful tomorrow~
Shikkoku no Sharnoth ~What a beautiful tomorrow~
Shikkoku no Sharnoth - Sharnoth of the Deepest Black
漆黑的夏尔诺斯~何等美好的明日~
Qihei de Xiaernuosi ~Hedeng Meihao de Mingri~
Play timeMedium (22h51m from 19 votes)
DeveloperLiar-soft
PublishersLiar-soft & iMoe Games
iMoe Games & Meng Nimei Hanhuazu
Amaterasu Translations & anonl
Relations
Shares characters

Hotch Potch

Fandisc

Steampunk Full-voice Fandisk

Same series

Sekien no Inganock -What a Beautiful People-

Hikari no Valusia ~What a beautiful hopes~

LinksWikipedia (en), Wikipedia (ja), Wikidata, HowLongToBeat, VNStat
Shopssponsored links» JP¥ 1466 @ DLsite

Description

The year is 1905 in the capital of the British Empire, the Engine City London, where the air is so thick with smoke that a mere glimpse of the blue sky is considered a miracle. The protagonist, Mary Clarissa Christie, is a girl living by herself while her mother works abroad. She attends university with her friends, Angelica Derleth and Charlotte Bronte, and lives a peaceful life.

However, through a chance encounter, she finds herself drawn into another side of London- spoken of only as rumors of "Metacreatures" who roam the night and attack people. She forms a contract with a strange man in a black suit, known as 'M', and begins to help him hunt these creatures...

Full reviews

By applemons on 2021-08-22r24085Vote: 8.2
<report>Sharnoth is a great thriller VN. After the story gets over some early worldbuilding, its tension consistently builds at a great pace. There's no real low points along the way - events rarely feel like filler. A strong central cast is supplemented by several side characters which drift in and out of relevance, and the perspective moves between these different characters in order to show their inner thoughts; thoughts that are often quite different to their actions.

The story's central theme is undeniably powerful - the fear of the future. Who hasn't, at some point in their lives, been scared that something bad might happen? Fearing that you might lose your job, fearing an upcoming surgery... Read more »
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