mostly mixed. Famitsu said that the game had very little interactivity aside from the bomb defusal sequence, which provided a somewhat boring and dull experience. Beep! MegaDrive felt that while the game had clear ambition and a unique atmosphere was hampered by awkward dialogue and a large lack of player input, alongside strange puzzle solving and cutscenes that dragged on for too long at times. They also said that the decision making was strange and poorly designed, claiming it felt unrealistic and lacked any sort of challenge. Later in 1995, Sega Saturn Magazine listed it among the 230 best Sega console games of all time based on reader vote. In a more positive retrospective review, Play Magazine said that the unique atmosphere and mood made Nostalgia 1907 an interesting title in the text-based adventure game genre, saying it "lives and breathes on the seemingly effortless way it conjures a mood, a wistfulness for a time we weren't alive to experience." They also liked the storyline, saying it was worth investing time into if the player had any knowledge of Japanese. Notes References External links 1991 video games Adventure games FM Towns games Japan-exclusive video games Monochrome video games NEC PC-9801 games Sega CD games X68000 games Single-player video games Video games developed in Japan Video games set in 1907 Visual novels