Visual Novels
Visual Novels
Following her graduation from middle school, Yuzuhara Konomi enters the same high school as Kouno Takaaki, her childhood friend. As the new school year begins, they meet their childhood friend Kousaka Tamaki, as well as many new accquaintances. Unbeknownst to the group, their encounters with each other will soon lead to many memorable adventures. [Edited from ANN]
/c/Visual Novels A community for discussing visual novels and the visual novel medium. Our friends Visual Novels: - [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] - [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] - [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] Otome Games: - [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] - [email protected] [/c/[email protected]] Help: - How to Buy Visual Novels [https://wiki.comfysnug.space/doku.php?id=visualnovel:buying] - Recommendations [https://wiki.comfysnug.space/doku.php?id=visualnovel:recommendations] - How to Read VNs in Japanese [https://wiki.comfysnug.space/doku.php?id=visualnovel:readinjp] - How to Play VNs on GNU/Linux [https://wiki.comfysnug.space/doku.php?id=visualnovel:vnsonlinux] - Troubleshooting VNs [https://wiki.comfysnug.space/doku.php?id=visualnovel:problems] Provisional Rules - Make sure your topic is related to visual novels in some way. - Don’t post one-liner posts with no image, troll attempts, or karma-farming attempts. - If you post a screenshot from a VN, you are required to post a name of the visual novel in the title. (e.g. [VN title] Post title) - NSFW rule: Mark your post as NSFW if it contains explicit sex or gratuitous nudity. When in doubt, NSFW it for the browsing safety of your fellow users.
I was also a lurker on those subreddits, although I mostly just used the r/visualnovels suggestions list to help pick what to read.
Recently I finished both Fate/stay Night and The Fruit of Grisaia after many months (years?) of on and off reading. Maybe not an achievement in the traditional sense of the word, but in the VN world it feels like one lol. I was a big fan of the characters and somewhat flippant tone of Grisaia, and despite the lack of realism I think it still handles its subject matter pretty seriously. Perhaps it's an unpopular opinion, but I was a bit more critical of FSN, and I probably wouldn't recommend it unless you were already interested in the world-building from being exposed to the anime.
Yeah, I was there, though I didn't participate a lot.
Lately And haven't done much VNing. Last one I attempted was Yu-No, but like most of Mages stuff, it's way too "guide absolutely required to do anything at all. Either that, or have a super high tolerance for re-read after re-read, carefully diagramming the entire story, doing a thorough search of the environment often without any idea where I'm supposed to go next.
I dunno. Last reasonably new one I really enjoyed was probably Ladykiller In A Bind. I also tried Soviet Games' recent "Love, Money, and Rock 'n Roll", and the bad end I got messed me up so bad I haven't been back.
I love visual novels but I'm so bad at playing them. I keep buying them because I love to support the industry, but they tend to be hours and hours long so I don't finish them, aha.
The last one I played through a route on was "Life After Magic" which is a pretty relatable queer VN about a Sailor Moon expy who dropped out of high school and ended up in a dead-end job, having to reunite with her friends / potential love interests. I'd like to finish this one because I know you can date the villain in one route.