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Review: Muv Luv Alternative
The highest rated Visual Novel both in Japan and the West is now officially available in English. Muv Luv Alternative is the conclusion to the epic sci-fi trilogy that has moved millions of people and culminated to the most successful kickstarter campaing for a Visual Novel. At a staggering 54.000 lines of text, and over 119.000 when combined with the previous two games, the Muv Luv franchise is one of the longest ever written. Every fan of visual novels owes himself to play this game, at least once.
Review: LoveKami-Useless Goddess-
In this world, Goddesses live in the mortal world along with commoners. Some Goddesses help humans, some live as idols, and some only cause trouble for others. Akane is one such Aragami, a Goddess with a self-serving nature. Can you rehabilitate this NEET Goddess and save your apartments from destruction?
Review: Himawari
Himawari is a fantastic sci-fi story that treads between the ordinary and the extraordinary. A futuristic tale about space exploration, aliens, ambition, dreams, love, memories, family, reaching adulthood, and sunflowers.
The story of an orphaned boy with amnesia and a young girl with drinking problems and their place in the world.
Review: Lily’s Day Off
A rather experimental game, Lily's Day off is an extremely short Visual Novel. Each route is about two minutes long and, despite being completely different from each other, they are ultimately connected and explained by end.
Review: ChronoClock
The story of a teenage boy that obtains the power to rewind back time. The heir to a wealthy and influential family, Sawatari Rei finds an antique pocket watch in his house. Shortly after, he dies. Or at least he would have died, weren't for the fact that this watch has the power to rewind back time. That day, he decides to use the pocket watch for two purposes: to make life interesting, and to lose his virginity.