Reviews

Honestly. there's really not much to say about this manga besides that it's a pretty standard typical ghost story that works a lot more in rpg format, how it was initially meant to be experienced. You can find the game for free under the name of Forest of drizzling rain if you're interested, but this is a pretty fair adaptation, that even expands on the game, at least from main male protagonist Suga's perspective which was very welcome on my part. (More Suga is never a sin *coughs* stan BTS *coughs* <- no they have nothing to do with eachother besides a BTS member sharing the same stage name, but I couldn't resist, pls don't kill me T-T)
So I recommend to go into this while already being aware of the game, without it it might just come out as heavily mediocre and uninteresting, though without having absolutely nothing to offer. The characters are likable and the art is really good, the only thing is that the plot plays a lot like a game which gives it an unnatural progression in manga form.

Also a lot of you might come here after experiencing Satsuriku no Tenshi or otherwise known as Angels of Death which is a story created by the same author as Kirisame ga Furu Mori. From that perspective, you definitely won't be disappointed here. You can see some ideas that might represent themselves in Angels of death as well as some initial character dynamics between the main protagonists. It was amusing for me personally.

All in all a little story I recommend no matter what if you are into these sort of rpg horror stories.