Replay value is quite high since a single playthrough can be done in a weekend, and for subsequent tries there are options to fast forward to decision sequences or use a shortcut to start from a more advanced point in the game. The box even says that the game is a hybrid of Choose Your Own Adventure books and Japanese anime. If you have ever read Choose Your Own Adventure books back in the day or any variants thereof like Time Machine, Find Your Fate, Which Way or other gamebooks like that, then playing Ever 17 is like reading one of those books. In a game like this, story is everything because there really isn’t any gameplay beyond reading lots of text until you come to a point where you need to make a choice. To me, it’s just a darned good Japanese adventure game that just happens to involve deep interactions with various females and endings concerning them. However, calling Ever 17 a love adventure is a misnomer. Ever 17 is very much a standalone game whose cast, setting, and plot have nothing to do with Never 7 but is consistent with the Infinity trademark of an intellectually stimulating love adventure. It was a very interesting love adventure with an intellectually stimulating storyline. I played Never 7 on Dreamcast and loved it.
Ever 17 is part of KID’s Infinity series that includes the love adventure Never 7.
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