Will I be disappointed knowing? Ever 17 spoilers

[mavsynchroid]

So I played all of the zero escape games a while back when the third one came out. 

 

Knowing those stories, Sora in Ever 17 isn't exactly a mystery to me,  even though I'm BARELY into the game's beginning. 

 

Knowing more or less what she is,  is this going to have a big impact on the game's fun factor? Like,  is this one of the huge pay offs? If so,  I'm afraid Luna from the zero escape series took that role already. 

 

I mean I could be wrong,  but I doubt it..

Will I still enjoy the game thoroughly? Or did I accidentally ruin a big chunk of it?

[Zakamutt]

Sora? Nah. There might be other stuff, but I'd rather be vague about that. I wouldn't worry about it too much, really.

[Soulless Watcher]

I found Ever 17 to be thoroughly boring and to this day I have only completed three routes(one of which was Sora's), including their bad ends.

Supposedly the true ending is suppose to blow your mind, but I wouldn't know about that. 

[fun2novel]

Why don't you just keep reading and enjoy the game for what it is.

[Dreamysyu]

Actually, it's better not to discuss the game or look up any information about it before you finish it. It's incredibly easy to spoil it. Like, in my case a small spoiler actually lead me to revealing almost everything before it was indented.

Edit. By the way, this doesn't directly connect to your question, just a general advice. So, yeah, just keep reading and try not to spoil too much.

Edited April 27, 2017 by Dreamysyu

[Okarin]

If you enjoyed Zero Escape you're probably going to enjoy Ever 17, there's some things recycled, but they're mostly details.

The storyline is different but all the lovely Uchikoshi-mumbo-jumbo is there, and really, E17 can probably be described as ZE's ancestor.

[FamishedPants]

I mean as long as you're fine with washing machines I think you'll enjoy the VN. Haven't play any of the Zero Escape games so I am not sure what you're talking about, but Tsugumi is bae --- if my signature did not make that clear. And at the end of the day, when all is said and done, isn't that all that matters?