During the live broadcast on March 18th, "Heaven Burns Red" emerged as a major highlight of the Fami-Dengeki Game Awards 2022, securing four categories: Music, Voice Acting, Game App, and Rookie. This achievement by the collaboration between Wright Flyer Studios and Key underscores its significant footprint in the otaku gaming community.
The night's biggest winner was "Elden Ring," which walked away with three titles including Game of the Year, while "Final Fantasy XIV" edged out "Genshin Impact" in the Online Game category.
The awards sparked lively discussion. Some players pointed out that these awards are decided by popular vote, with a method that requires submitting names and reasons, leading to concerns about organized voting brigades.
Discussion also pivoted to a potential mainland release. Many players are pessimistic about a local proxy given the game's mature themes and 'yuri' (lesbian) undertones, noting that the game is already playable in Chinese with direct connection. Gameplay debates were polarized: while supporters hailed its production quality as superior to almost all other mobile games, critics dismissed its 'crying-inducing' (tear-jerker) narrative as formulaic. Ironically, while some praised the game, others mocked the player base for ignoring the 'turn-based' combat system, which many veterans argue is actually poorly balanced and acts as a 'cancer' in terms of design, relying on the story and visual delivery to maintain its reputation.
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