A Sickening Eldritch Love Story: Song of Saya
Saya No Uta or The Song of Saya is a Japanese visual novel infamous for its Lovecraftian horror and depravity. In this disturbing game our main character, Fuminori Sakisaka, becomes unable to perceive the world normally after a car crash and experimental surgery done to save his life. Just when he thinks he can’t take it anymore, he meets Saya, a young girl who he can actually perceive as human, even though she is not. The game explores themes of morality, toxic dependency, and just how far gone a man can become when isolated from the world. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:32 The Madness Begins 8:32 First Blood 11:22 The Neighbor / First Ending 13:49 Continuing the Madness 15:04 Who is Saya? 17:57 The Showdown / Second Ending 20:23 Blossom / True Ending 21:05 Takeaways I hope you enjoyed the video, if you did please like and subscribe! I make weekly video essays about games I love. Thanks to my supporters! Support the channel on Patreon: / playitessays Or become a supporter here on YouTube: / @playitessays

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