Each character’s voice distinctly captures their personality, and when put together they build a diverse ensemble before the game truly starts. The first thing heard when the game begins is Ren, the classic never-shuts-up kinda guy who’s also the protagonist’s best friend, sounding almost like a radio host as he blabbers about the island you’re heading to. What struck me from the beginning was the voice acting. It’s also a game that approximately a million people told me I needed to play. So, what is Oxenfree? It’s a story-driven, supernatural adventure game about a bunch of teenagers who sneak out to an island and unwittingly open a rift, setting vengeful spirits free. It probably sounds a little weird to say this but hope that, well, they're reunited in heaven or whatever savlation is in Oxenfree.It’s time to make some bad teenage decisions. :'( And I guess just as the game says, things just happen. While Maggie is on the other side, maybe so grief-ridden after losing her and we don't know if Magie ever did get those messages from Anna. Though could be a stretch to say its from both since four of them are from Anna so all six may as well be from Anna (I suppose since she's trapped there, she's hoping that the world has become peaceful after the war?)Īlso.kinda sad that these two looked like they had a very deep connection and then Anna got taken away by the ghosts and didn't survive the ordeal. Be sure you have correct time and Pray for peace be restored for the world? I'm kinda wondering if the be sure you have correct time was from Maggie like Anna might have delivered her a message about time as a key to stop all this and Maggie wanted to reconfirm it. But 2 of the messages seem out of character to be from a trapped and suffering Anna. At first I thought they were being sent to Anna not to Maggie (until I realized, duh, Love Anna.
But I also wonder if they could be both, from Anna and Maggie actually. Whooooa, thank you for the translations! And I like your interpretations that these are Anna's messages.
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