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Read the full review over on The Best and Worst Games You’ll Ever Read Saya no Uta Well, given how all I’ve been covering this Halloween have been imported eroge and the sadly limited amount of horror themed eroge available in English, this review was probably to be expected. Seeing as how mediocre Insai no Shima. Visual Novels 25568 Tags 2455 Releases 63523 Producers 9023 Staff 18299 Characters 84409 Traits 2628. Release Date: Japanese 2003-12-26, English 2019-08-13. 'Saya no Uta Collection' is the original game with the mosaics (including fan translation patch). Includes - Game, English translation, save files, CG, (FLAC) OST, and other stuff. Spoiler: Old versions. Saya no Uta Original: You must be registered to see the links. Saya no Uta (沙耶の唄, lit. Song of Saya) is a Lovecraftian horror visual novel by Nitroplus with erotic content. The original plot was written by Gen Urobuchi. In 2009, an English fan translation patch was released. Later, in 2013, JAST USA released an English localization using. The Song of Saya is now available in English, fully uncensored and DRM free. A tale of loneliness, insanity, and boundless love from premiere visual novel studio Nitroplus and Madoka Magica creator - Urobuchi Gen. Go back to the other item in the “Saya.No.Uta” folder, (TLWikisayanoutaenglishlocation) and extract it. I made another folder just for this and then copy everything on it, but not the “saya.exe” Go to the “Nitro PLus” folder and paste. A warning of replacing or keeping both files should come up. Replace anything that asks. His parents die, he nearly dies, and he’s left with an addled mind which sees the entire world as covered in blood and guts. The only anchor in his life is a girl named Saya, the only thing he still perceives as human. Saya no Uta is all about his life with her as he struggles with his insanity. Don’t play it late at night.

I have played some messed up games in my time, but none of these prepared me for what Saya No Uta had in store. Let me start this review by saying right off the bat this game is not for everyone. If you are easily offended by things like gore, sex, bad language, extreme violence, and horrific imagery, Saya No Uta is not for you.

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A Horrific Story Created Through Tragedy

Saya No Uta is a visual novel style game so as you would expect it is very story driven. The main character is called Fuminori. He is a medical student with a bright future until a car accident kills his family and leaves him in hospital. When he awakes he has this strange “condition” where he sees the world around him in a horrific state.I really cannot do justice just how gruesome and horrible the world through Fuminori’s eyes is. You know the messed up demon world of DMC? This is like that but amplified by about 1 million. Even something as simple as his bed sheets is gross and will turn your stomach.

Eye of the Beholder

The thing with Fuminori’s condition is that the rest of the people around him see the world as normal (although the way they see him is very disturbing). He though sees his friends as horrible monsters and as a result, he starts to isolate himself away from everyone…. Except a young girl called Saya who is looking for her dad.To him, Saya is the most beautiful thing he has ever seen. The flipside of this is that to other people she is so horrific in her appearance she drives them mad! They get close, move in together and then horrific scene after horrific scene happens.

Rooting for the Bad Guys

I do not want to spoil the story here, but many of the things that Saya and Fuminori do make them straight up bad guys. The game though despite all of the horrible and horrific things that it makes you do, makes you feel sorry for them. I have never played a game that has made my stomach turn by the actions of a character, but at the same time, I feel sorry for that character.This is some masterful storytelling and if you can handle how messed up it is, the story is going to grab you, never let go and stick with you for a long time. It is also worth noting that Saya No Uta has some pretty graphic sex scenes, but you can turn these off. To be honest with you while they are full on, I must admit they are not just there for shock value they do serve the story.

Choices Mater

Saya No Uta in some spots does not give you as many options when it comes to the story as other visual novel style games I have played. However, this works in the game's favor. The choices you make matter and you better be sure about what you pick as it can radically change the story and the ending. This, of course, means that there is some good replay value in Saya No Uta and I plan on playing through it again myself.

Serial number di idm. Saya No Uta is a game that is not for everyone. However, if you love gore and messed up movies like Saw, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hostel and are not easily offended I highly recommend Saya, No Uta. The story was fantastic and very well written and it would be easy to say that the gore, violence, and sex are there just to grab attention, but they are all an integral part of the story.

8.5/10

Pros:

• Some very nice art
• The story is fantastic
• Makes you like the villains
• The story sticks with you for days
• Your choices matter

Cons:

• The gore and sex are very graphic
• Not a ton of choices to make

Saya no Uta (沙耶の唄, lit. Song of Saya) is a Lovecraftian horrorvisual novel by Nitroplus with erotic content. The original plot was written by Gen Urobuchi. In 2009, an English fan translation patch was released. Later, in 2013, JAST USA released an English localization using an improved version of the fan translation.

A three-issue comic book based on Saya no Uta, called Song of Saya, has been produced by IDW Publishing.^[2][3] The issues were released from February though April 2010.^[4]

A feature film adaptation is currently being developed by Sav! The World Productions.^[5]

Plot[edit]

Fuminori Sakisaka is a young medical student whose life changes when he is involved in a car accident along with his parents, killing them and wounding him. He wakes from an exaggerated form of agnosia that causes him to see the world as covered in gore and people as hideous monsters. As he contemplates suicide in the hospital, he meets Saya, who he sees as a beautiful young girl, but is in reality a horrific monster from another dimension whose appearance drives people mad. Due to their circumstances, the two become close and move in together, becoming lovers and incredibly dependent on one another.

Fuminori's cold attitude toward his friends (whom he also sees as hideous monsters) worries them. After Yoh, who has a crush on Fuminori, attempts to confess her feelings, her friend Omi goes to confront Fuminori—and promptly becomes food for Saya. It is with this incident that Fuminori unknowingly tastes human flesh, finding it delicious due to his warped senses. As Koji investigates Fuminori's strange actions, Saya visits Fuminori's neighbor, Yosuke, and changes his brain into the same as Fuminori's as an experiment. Yosuke, driven insane, kills his family and assaults Saya before being killed by Fuminori.

From here, Saya offers to change Fuminori's brain to before the accident. If Fuminori accepts, his agnosia disappears, but Saya leaves him, as she wishes for him not to see her true form. Fuminori is arrested and confined in a mental hospital. Saya leaves to look for her missing 'father', Professor Ogai, while Fuminori swears to wait forever for her return.

If Fuminori declines Saya's offer, he will learn that he has killed his neighbor and has been eating human flesh. Fuminori decides to take care of the suspicious Koji, driving him to Ogai's mountain cabin and attempting to kill him by pushing him into a well. Saya assaults Yoh before mutating her into the same being as Saya as part of a plan to give Fuminori a 'family'. This act puts Yoh through hours of torturous pain, and she is reduced to a sex slave for Fuminori's and Saya's desires.

Fuminori's psychiatrist, Doctor Ryoko Tanbo, saves Koji from the well, aware of Saya and already investigating Ogai. The two discover a secret chamber in the well and find Ogai's corpse as well as his research of Saya and her species. Koji returns home and discovers Omi's and the Suzumi family's flesh in his refrigerator. From here, Koji can either call Ryoko or Fuminori. If Koji calls Fuminori, the two confront each other at an abandoned sanctuary. Koji attempts to kill Fuminori but instead finds Yoh, who begs for him to kill her and end her pain. Koji, driven insane by her monstrous appearance, shoots her and beats her to death with a steel pipe before engaging in battle with Fuminori. He overpowers Fuminori but is killed by Saya before he can deliver the fatal blow. Saya then collapses and reveals that she is pregnant. She releases her spores as her 'last gift' to Fuminori, who looks on in joy as the spores target humanity, changing all of them into the same beings as Saya. Ryoko, hiding in Ogai's mountain cabin, finishes transcribing his research and learns all she can about Saya and her race before resigning herself to her fate of mutation.

If Koji calls Ryoko, the two confront Fuminori. During the fight, Koji still kills Yoh, but before he can be killed by Saya, Ryoko throws liquid nitrogen on her, freezing her. Despite being mortally wounded by Fuminori, Ryoko manages to shoot Saya and shatter the ice. Fuminori then commits suicide, with Saya dying alongside him. Koji is left as the only survivor of the story, unable to live as he did before now that he knows the 'truth' of the world; he is haunted by nightmares and the thought that more beings like Saya exist. He purchases a single bullet for his revolver in the hopes that, when he is unable to carry on anymore, he can commit suicide and find salvation in death.

Characters[edit]

Fuminori Sakisaka (匂坂 郁紀Sakisaka Fuminori)

Voiced by: Hikaru Midorikawa (credited as Hikaru)

The protagonist of the game. A medical school student, he suffers a near-fatal traffic accident which kills his parents and leaves his perception of life permanently altered. As he wades through a 'world gone berserk' of flesh and blood, he seeks the affection of the only thing he sees as normal — a mysterious girl named Saya, whom he falls madly in love with. Over time due to Saya's influence, Fuminori views normal people with apathetic disdain and becomes willing to kill others without remorse with only Saya and later, Yoh as exceptions. Unless he accepts Saya's offer of removing his agnosia, he gradually becomes a villain over the course of the story: a ruthless killer, rapist, and cannibal, finding human flesh delicious through his twisted senses. In the American comic book release, he is known as Josh.

Saya (沙耶Saya)

Voiced by: Naoko Takano (credited as Midori Kawamura)

Saya is a being from another dimension who materialized in this universe for the sole purpose of reproduction. She has no memories of where she came from and is guided only by her instincts. Due to Fuminori's condition, he perceives her as a little young girl in a white dress, but in actuality she is some sort of amorphous, tentacled, fleshy abomination that emits a putrid stench and produces slime. She preys on creatures of all sizes, from cats to human beings, typically killing them by snapping their necks or disembowelment through some unknown means, and then feasting on their internal organs. She is apparently capable of projecting a strong acid which she uses to partially digest her food before consuming it, and, in one case, to infiltrate a house by melting the glass of a window. Her true form is never fully revealed, as she immediately kills and consumes any third-party observers and notably because her visage is incomprehensible to humans, rendering them insane. The small amount of information regarding her actual form is gleaned entirely from in-game descriptions, which themselves are rather vague and never go into detail.

Koji Tonoh (戸尾 耕司Tonoo Kōji)

Voiced by: Yasunori Matsumoto (credited as Dajitoro Kataoka)

Fuminori's friend. After Fuminori's accident he has been trying to help Fuminori's life get back to normal. However, after Koji is almost killed by Fuminori and learns the truth of Fuminori's new character, Koji directly confronts Fuminori's actions and attempts to kill him, with or without the help of Ryoko, depending on the choices made.

Omi Takahata (高畠 青海Takahata Ōmi)

Voiced by: Hyo-sei (Credited as Erena Kaibara)

Kōji's girlfriend and Yoh's best friend. Since Fuminori's accident she has become worried for Yoh's sake. After Fuminori blatantly rejects Yoh, Omi goes to Fuminori's house to confront him, but is killed by Saya there and her dismembered remains are stashed in the refrigerator as food for Saya and Fuminori.

Yoh Tsukuba (津久葉 瑤Tsukuba Yō)

Voiced by: Mio Yasuda (credited as Izumi Yazawa)

A friend of Fuminori who has a crush on him. Since his accident she has been worried and heartbroken at his sudden change of attitude towards the world. During the story, Yoh is kidnapped and assaulted by Saya before being mutated into the same being she is over hours of tortuous transformation. Fuminori was then able to view Yoh as he originally did afterwards. However, the change caused Yoh unbearable pain and she begged Koji to kill her later in the story. Koji's mind snaps from the sight of her monstrous form and he beats her to death with a steel pipe in his horror and confusion.

Ryoko Tanbo (丹保 凉子Tanbo Ryōko)

Voiced by: Mitsuki Saiga (credited as Makoto Sato)

The physician in charge of Fuminori's condition. She becomes suspicious that Fuminori has been hiding something during his routine checkups after he recovers from his injuries. She is revealed to be a callous and paranoid woman searching for the truth behind Ogai's heinous actions, and becomes obsessed with killing Saya, the monster of her nightmares. Depending on the ending, Ryoko either lives and figures out the truth of Saya before mutating, or dies in battle but manages to take Saya with her.

Yosuke Suzumi (鈴見 洋祐Suzumi Yōsuke)

Voiced by: Masayuki Onizawa

One of Fuminori's neighbours, a kindly yet somewhat judgemental man who likes to paint. He lives with his wife and daughter in a blissful lifestyle free of want. However, Yosuke's life is turned upside down when Saya changes his brain to the same as Fuminori's in an experiment. Yosuke then turns insane, kills his wife and daughter, who he now perceives as hideous monsters, before raping Saya. He is killed by Fuminori in revenge.

Masahiko Ogai (奥涯 雅彦Ōgai Masahiko)

Former professor at the university hospital who disappeared after an incident at the hospital. Both Saya (who calls him 'father') and Ryoko had tried to find him in the past, to no avail.

Soundtrack[edit]

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Made by ZIZZ STUDIO.

1. 'Schizophrenia'
2. 'Sabbath'
3. 'Seek'
4. 'Spooky Scape'
5. 'Song of Saya I'
6. 'Song of Saya II'
7. 'Sin'
8. 'Sunset'
9. 'Shapeshift'
10. 'Scare Shadow'
11. 'Scream'
12. 'Savage'
13. 'Silent Sorrow'
14. 'Song of Saya' (沙耶の唄Saya no Uta), sung by Kanako Itō
15. 'Shoes of Glass' (ガラスのくつGarasu no Kutsu), sung by Kanako Itō

Reception[edit]

Richard Eisenbeis of Kotaku observed the game as being 'known as one of the most messed-up games ever released',^[6] but praises how the game makes the player sympathize with the villains—'But perhaps the most fascinating thing about The Song of Saya is that somehow, in the middle of all the horrors it presents, it manages to make the abominable, beautiful.'^[7]

Gen Urobuchi noted that the popularity of his later work Puella Magi Madoka Magica rekindled interest in Saya no Uta in 2011, so much so that Saya no Uta 'made at least as much money as if it's a new game'.^[8]

References[edit]

Saya No Uta Download English Dub

1. ^'Android版『沙耶の唄』配信開始！' (in Japanese). Nitroplus. April 17, 2014. Retrieved November 26, 2014.
2. ^Manning, Shaun (March 4, 2010). 'Liatowitsch & Ocvirk Sing a 'Song of Saya''. Comic Book Resources. Retrieved August 16, 2010.
3. ^THEoDEAD (April 22, 2010). 'EXCLUSIVE: Interview With 'Song Of Saya' Team Daniel Liatowitsch And Todd Ocvirk PLUS A 5 Page Look At Issue #1!'. Bloody Disgusting. Retrieved August 16, 2010.
4. ^'February's Exciting New Books from IDW!'. IDW Publishing. November 24, 2009. Archived from the original on November 27, 2009. Retrieved August 22, 2017.
5. ^'Interview avec Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, le créateur d'Oban !' [Interview with Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, the creator of Oban!] (in French). Otacrew. March 1, 2017. Retrieved August 22, 2017.
6. ^'Song of Saya Has its Own American Comic Book (And It's Not Very Good)'. Kotaku. May 21, 2013. Retrieved November 26, 2014.
7. ^'Saya no Uta — The Song of Saya: The Kotaku Review'. Kotaku. May 21, 2013. Retrieved November 26, 2014.
8. ^Kajita, Mafia (June 17, 2011). 「鬼哭街」から「沙耶の唄」「魔法少女まどか☆マギカ」までミッチリ質問攻め！ [Very hard barrage of questions from Kikoku street, Song of Saya to Magical Girl Madoka ☆ Magika!] (in Japanese). 4Gamer.net. Retrieved November 26, 2014.

External links[edit]

• Official website(in Japanese)
• Saya no Uta at the Visual Novel Database
• Saya no Uta on IMDb