In actuality, for Fuminori, Saya is the only person he sees as an actual human. She gets her rocks off scaring the other mentally ill patients, but is intrigued by Fuminori after he says he doesn’t find her very frightening at all. Instead, he bears the burden alone…until he meets a young girl gallivanting through the dark hallways of the hospital’s psychiatric ward. This warped view of the world he’s been left with has made life incredibly difficult to adjust to post-car accident, although he hasn’t told anyone of these bizarre side effects. While they are not actually like this, to Fuminori they are. Walls are covered in heinous entrails people are no longer their human selves, instead giant blobs of grotesque flesh that are contorted and vomit-inducing in appearance, and speak in indescribably sickening tones that are part animal-being-slaughtered and part demon. So what has happened exactly? Well our good dude now has been cursed with the seeing the world through gore-tinted glasses. As a result of the invasive operation, our hero has had permanent damage done to his neurological system, effectively altering his perception of the world around him. While the procedure goes well enough, at least on the surface, all is not right when they close up Fuminori’s skull. In fact, the crash has rendered him on the brink of death and required doctors to perform an immediate, but experimental, brain surgery. Incidentally, he was a passenger in the wreck and hasn’t come out of the situation unscathed himself. The Song of Saya’s primary character Fuminori, a med-school student, has recently lost his parents in a fatal car accident.

For the sake of providing a fairly spoiler-free review, and for those that aren’t on the up-and-up, we’ll quickly highlight the plot in vague generalities. But is the title worth more than simple shock value?īy this point, those who follow visual novels in the slightest probably already know the tale being told here or at least have a rough understanding of the synopsis. It is a game where the proverbial gloves come off, and players are hit with a dose of gruesome horror-fiction.

We’re not just talking typical insanity here, though this is out and out, someone-call-the-mobile-crisis-unit-and-have-a-doctor-issue-a-72-hour-inpatient-psychiatric-hospitalization-hold kind of crazy.

In a word, Saya no Uta - The Song of Saya is insane.

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