Saya No Uta: When a Horror Visual Novel Goes TOO Far
Saya No Uta, or The Song of Saya, is a horror visual novel initially released in 2003, with a "remastered" version being released on Steam in 2019. This game is an example of when someone takes the "horror genre" WAY TOO FAR and includes some really messed up stuff in the game purely for the "shock value" more than anything else. Join me on this horrific journey as we go through the life of Fuminori Sakisaka, an unfortunate car accident victim who develops a neurological disorder that causes him to become a disgusting and morally reprehensible human being. Watch the full playthrough here: • Saya No Uta FULL PLAYTHROUGH __ Like if you enjoyed, and subscribe for more! / @leohasheetv Follow me on Tik Tok! https://www.tiktok.com/@leohashee?lan... Follow me on Instagram! / leohasheetv Follow me on Twitter/X or whatever! / leohasheetv Please no Spam comments or self promotion comments, thank you!

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