Visual novel recommendations

[merzbun]

a few of my picks, in roughly descending order of how must-play I think they are for VN fans:

• 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (probably my favorite, the sequel Virtue's Last Reward is also great but I really didn't enjoy the third game in the series)
• Hotel Dusk (and its sequel Last Window)
• all Ace Attorney games (I do think the Switch collection was really well done, as loyal as I was to the DS versions)
• Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo (if you pick up anything new from this list, please pick Paranormasight... SO underrated with amazing art, music, and characters. Story has horror elements but has a darkly imaginative mix of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Death Note, Phoenix Wright, and Virtue's Last Reward. Desperately want a sequel from these devs.View attachment 80257
• All of the Famicom Detective Games on Switch
• Policenauts (I liked the Sega Saturn version the most)
• Gnosia (super underrated, lovely art style and a pretty nuts story albeit a sequel-bait ending)
• Sakura Wars (awesome Sega Saturn VN, the sequel recently got a fan translation that I'll have to play through soon)
• Digimon Survive (most of it is a VN, has some tactics-JRPG gameplay too though)
• Time Travelers (recent fan translation is SWEET)

awesome recommendations, thank you so much!

 

[fmsynthetic]

Convince me that they exist. Literally. Looking for recommendations where I won't just start instinctively skipping everything. I think that the most VN-adjacent thing I've ever been into is the Persona games. Xenogears also got pretty wordy, but that's because the second half of it is like a summary of what would have been there if they'd been able to finish the game.

I MAY just not be into the genre, but I remember being on imageboards and IRC in the 2000s and seeing people talk about them. They sounded pretty fascinating. I'm open to the spicy ones, too.

To head off some possible interjections, I am not at all averse to reading, in games or in general. I'm a big fan of books, both fiction and non-fiction. My favorite author is David Foster Wallace, and if you know what his writing was like, you know. I also like dialogue-heavy RPGs like Planescape or, I guess, Disco Elysium more recently. Although I have some problems with that which I won't go into here. But I think it's a good game, and I played it before it was all voiced. I do find a lot of things about a lot of anime kind of sickening, but I can probably get past that.

Share your passion, if you want. I won't step on it too hard.

 

[DinoRexMax DinoRexMax]

Digimon Survive is the closest I've ever come to playing visual novel, and I guess, maybe Persona 4 Arena. There's only so much dialogue one can take before your just reading a very bright book. There really needs to be a proper marriage between western Adventure games and Japanese visual novels, something where the story of the game really controls the pace of the gameplay but also has the player legitimately interacting with the characters and environment outside of 2 dialogue choices every 12 hours and somehow only the first one 6 minutes in actually had any plot significance.

Also, someone needs to put the majority of these VN creators in a psych ward, because anybody who could write Song of Saya has problems.

 

[Vexicrypt]

Well, I think you might like Scarlet Hollow then, since its well written and has some impressive RPG mechanics for the genre. I believe its still not fully finished, but each chapter has a self contained story with overarching plot, so its still worth playing.

 

[toirdhealbhachM]

Rance (7 is the best, but they're all good) NSFW
Steins Gate (The PSP version is in the repo here)
Kara no Shojo (Frustrating design but excellent story) NSFW
Subahibi (This one's pretty controversial) NSFW
Danganronpa and Ace Attorney are technically vns but you've probably already played them.

 

[Antaeus]

Probably this gonna be a hard one but if like it at the end of the day you gonna love it
So limbus company is some kind of rpg and vn hybrid good story the main characters are reimaginations from various books pretty memorable characters well written story interesting worldbuilding but the bad or worst thing about it is the gameplay that is some kind of unorthodox turn based rpg that not everybody could understand and they use a lot of words that you don't think exist in the english dictionary but exists anyway

 

[PrismRed]

They do exist, I think you just not into it but I dunno, I recommend Fate/Stay Night then start delving into other IPs from there.

 

[ThatOneLum]

I've always struggled to enjoy a straight-up VN tbh. Most of the time I want a VN to have some sort of Hybrid gameplay, like when they mix it was a detective/mystery game in things like Ace Attorney. Or the SRPG gameplay in 100 Line (tough fuck me I was bored of that game by the time I was done with it. There are literally 2 maps for the entire game's load of combat.)

Digimon Survive is the closest I've ever come to playing visual novel, and I guess, maybe Persona 4 Arena. There's only so much dialogue one can take before your just reading a very bright book. There really needs to be a proper marriage between western Adventure games and Japanese visual novels, something where the story of the game really controls the pace of the gameplay but also has the player legitimately interacting with the characters and environment outside of 2 dialogue choices every 12 hours and somehow only the first one 6 minutes in actually had any plot significance.

Also, someone needs to put the majority of these VN creators in a psych ward, because anybody who could write Song of Saya has problems.

Jesus Christ. I remember seeing Song of Saya recommended on one of Extra Credits' list of "Interesting Games you Probably Haven't Played" and gave it a whirl during Uni.

It was...an experience? Like, seriously, there's a fine line between "dark storyline that is pushing the boundaries of narrative expression" and "dark storyline that is disgusting and taboo-pushing for the sake of it" and I felt like this one fell firmly into that later category, much like "A Serbian Film" did.

 

[PSVitaForever]

For reading ONLY, I recommend this one, I liked it a lot.

Planetarian: Chiisana Hoshi no Yume (English Patched) PSP ISO – The Repo

Planetarian: Chiisana Hoshi no Yume (English Patched) PSP ISO Game ID: ULJM-05383. Languages: English Patched. For Sony PlayStation Portable.

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Only other vns I played are the winter spin-off of "Code Realize" and "Hakuoki" on Vita (only one route here).

I usually prefer reading a book, when I play games I want to PLAY, literally, even if on Vita there are many visual novels in my backlogs.

 

[Clippy]

We have a thread with a bunch of VN recommendations here so maybe one of those?

 

[contrail_]

I do find a lot of things about a lot of anime kind of sickening, but I can probably get past that.

Don't waste your time then. Most of the noteworthy ones share a lot of common themes with anime.
Or you can name some of the shows you found the most sickening and we can work around that lol

 

[fmsynthetic]

I didn't really think of Ace Attorney as a VN for some reason.

SubaHibi sounds dark. My earliest exposure to anime was Yoshiaki Kawajiri and Katsuhiro Otomo, so I tend to like edgier anime. It's the stuff with high school students that weirds me out. Sometimes.

My point is, I like the dark stuff. I think I'll try it.

I see my thread got merged with this one. Wise. I should have lurked longer

 

[maltra]

For reading ONLY, I recommend this one, I liked it a lot.

Planetarian: Chiisana Hoshi no Yume (English Patched) PSP ISO – The Repo

Planetarian: Chiisana Hoshi no Yume (English Patched) PSP ISO Game ID: ULJM-05383. Languages: English Patched. For Sony PlayStation Portable.

retrogametalk.com

Hell yeah, Planetarian is awesome. For other kinda similar short and sweet VNs I'd recommend the Narcissu series and True Remembrance.

My point is, I like the dark stuff. I think I'll try it.

May I recommend Full Metal Daemon Muramasa? It's pretty dark and one of my favorite Visual Novels ever.

 

[contrail_]

SubaHibi sounds dark. My earliest exposure to anime was Yoshiaki Kawajiri and Katsuhiro Otomo, so I tend to like edgier anime. It's the stuff with high school students that weirds me out. Sometimes.

My point is, I like the dark stuff. I think I'll try it.

Oh, well, you should have started off by saying you're a man of culture and would like to avoid the slop!
You've probably heard of Snatcher; imo it counts as a visual novel, same with Policenauts. (both are available in english)

SNATCHER

On June 6, 1996 , a chemical weapon known as Lucifer-Alpha under development in Chernoton, Russia, is released into the atmosphere, resulting in the death of 80% of the Eurasian and Eastern European population which in turn results in the death of half of the world's population. The contaminated...

vndb.org

Policenauts

The game centers on Jonathan Ingram, one of the five "Policenauts", astronauts with police training, assigned to ensure the safety of Beyond Coast, mankind's first fully-functional space colony in the year 2013. A freak accident occurs while testing a new space walking suit and Jonathan is...

vndb.org

You can check out Dead of the Brain 1 and 2, both got english patches at this point.

DEAD OF THE BRAIN ~Shiryou no Sakebi~

First part of the Nightmare Collection with Marine Philt and Dead of the Brain 2. A survival horror adventure game. You take the role of a young man named Kohl who must survive a nightmarish zombie infestation thanks in no small part to his old friend Doctor Cooger. When facing the zombie...

vndb.org

DEAD OF THE BRAIN2

Third part of the Nightmare Collection with Dead of the Brain and Marine Philt. The events of the game take place shortly after the ending of the first game. The devastating zombie invasion, caused by the scientist Dr. Cooger and his resurrection medicine, was finally stopped, and the young...

vndb.org

(just wanted to post this gif)

Jesus ~Kyoufu no Bio Monster~ is a VN for the NES; sci-fi space adventure.

Jesus

In the year 2061, a manned space mission was planned for Halley’s Comet, which would once again be nearing Earth. A team was assembled from eight countries around the world, and split into two spaceships for the mission, dubbed the “Comet” and the “Corona.” They would depart from the Space...

vndb.org

Metal Slader Glory is another sci-fi adventure for the NES. This one is probably one of the most aesthetically pleasing games for the console. Both have english patches.

Metal Slader Glory

The game takes place 8 years after a great war was waged between colonies in outer space, and peace has finally settled back onto the Earth. The main character, a 17-year-old war orphan named Tadashi Himukai, purchases a used worker-mech in order to start a construction business with his...

vndb.org

As they're both on the NES, don't expect the writing to change your life.

Demonbane is a fun one, but only if you like mecha and Lovecraft. Official english translation works fine. It's newer than most of the stuff I posted and even has voice acting, if you're into that.

Zanmataisei Demonbane

Arkham city is a bustling hub of commerce and industry, however Arkham is also a center of eldrich lore: home to Miskatonic University, an institution of higher learning with one of the most complete libraries of arcane literature in the world. In the span of two generations the town was built...

vndb.org

The Silver Case counts as a visual novel. It's an early game by Suda51 (guy who made Killer7). It's about detectiving a series of murders. I won't go into greater detail though.

Silver Jiken

1999 - the "24 Wards". A string of mysterious serial killings plagues the city. The detectives of the 24 Wards Heinous Crimes Unit have their eyes on one man: Kamui Uehara, legendary serial killer and assassin of a number of government officials 20 years prior in the now-famous "Silver Case"...

vndb.org

Yu-no is a VN and a bit of an adventure-quest (you have to figure out where to go next and what to interact with). It might be a bit hard to beat for some, but it's worth it. It's probably got the best story out of all the ones I listed so far (probably the only vn I could call 'an epic journey'). In terms of time-travel stories it completely blows Steins;gate out of the water. The timetravel mechanics also tie into the 'gameplay' pretty well. It's in the repo, get the windows version. Ignore the uncultured narrow-minded swine complaining about certain segments of the plot, you can tell these people have never set foot in a theater.

Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO

Takuya Arima is a young student whose father, a historian who has conducted various researches, disappeared recently. During a summer vacation Takuya receives a peculiar package from his missing father, along with a letter containing information about the existence of various parallel worlds. At...

vndb.org

Eve burst error is by the same dudes who did Yu-no. Just as good, 'mystery' VN. Don't play the windows version, as it is censored and some of the translation is a bit off. An english patch is expected for the pc98 version. Save this one for later. (both yu-no and eve are the rare kind of visual novel where the censor-worthy content is plot-relevant; since yu-no never got an official release, it has a full fan-translation)

EVE burst error

A Bizarre Serial Murder Mystery. There's A Serial Killer Close By. A Prohibited Psychothriller. The Multi-Sight System Reveals Surprising Truth! In this game there are two heroes, Kojiroh and Marina, who are each called to solve their own cases. This game allows you to switch characters at any...

vndb.org

Chaos;head is one of the last interesting vns to come out. You can kind of consider the entire genre almost dead after this game. If I recall correctly the original writer passed away half way into writing it, and it kind of shows. The issues with the initial release of the english translation patch also helped bury this game...
Also, Steins;gate is its spiritual sequel, but at that point Nitro Plus kind of lost their edge.

CHAOS;HEAD

Takumi is a high school student. He is withdrawn and is not interested in 3D things. In his town, a mysterious serial murder case happens and people get panicked. One day, when he chats on the internet, a man suddenly contacts him and gives him a URL. He goes to the website and finds a blog...

vndb.org

Wonderful Everyday (Subarashiki Hibi) came out two years later, it's part of the reason I said 'almost dead' in the previous paragraph. It's an interesting one, but kind of has that anime weirdness thing going on that you mentioned. If the first several hours of it don't turn you away, then you might enjoy it. (two of the girls are named Kagami and Tsukasa, if that doesn't mean anything to you, maybe you should avoid it) It also gets 'weird' in other ways that I'm not going to get into.

Subarashiki Hibi ~Furenzoku Sonzai~

One day, Minakami Yuki witnesses a stuffed toy falling through the air. Battered and worn, how many times has this doll fluttered downwards, released as an attempted offering to the sky? An offering made to find the "day we return to the sky"—a ritual passed down in this town since times gone...

vndb.org

Possessioner for the PC98 looks to be fun, but the english patch isn't out yet. A little bit of something to look forward to...

Possessioner

The year is 2035. A series of mysterious incidents began to occur in Tokyo. Young women disappeared under strange circumstances, and returned brainwashed, commanding armies of bionic monsters and assaulting human settlements. Such women were called "Possessioners". A special all-female squad was...

vndb.org

There's a bunch of good looking ones that are japan only. They all look fun... maybe one day... Here's some examples:

X-GIRL

In the near future, Japan became involved in a war against the most powerful states of the world. As a result, it was nearly devastated. 30% of its population became immigrants. Tokyo became center of military organizations at war with each other. In such a world lives a highly trained Japanese...

vndb.org

Virgin Angel

In 2080, Tokyo, the capital of Japan, became a center for daring scientific experiments, newest research in space ship technology, and organized crime. A new deadly drug was developed, that enhanced sexual experiences of human beings, eventually subduing their will and turning them into slaves...

vndb.org

Toumei Ningen - Arawaru Arawaru

Main character is a science teacher with a weak constitution. He was working on a medicine to fortify constitution and accidentally got a substance to grant invisibility. To complete the original medicine he needs to collect women fluids, but as a side mission he's going to have a revenge on...

vndb.org

pure ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ．．．

THE SCREAMER (1986) (Yes, in ALL CAPS) is not 'purely' a VN, a little bit more of an RPG, but it's cool. It has an english translation, but it's a PC-88 game, with lots of bleep-bloops, you'll need to draw maps and generally isn't for the faint of heart.

edit:
You can always try the original Tsukihime. Somehow it is the most noteworthy vn out there. Try finishing one route. If you don't enjoy your time, visual novels probably aren't your thing.
Same goes for Fate/Stay Night (by the same dudes). Notice how they're both among the very first entries in vndb.

Tsukihime

This story is about a young boy named Toono Shiki who, after experiencing a traumatic accident, wakes up in the hospital with the ability to see lines and cracks in every surface and being. These lines, when traced with any sharp or blunt edge, will be permanently cut. As he is forced to see...

vndb.org

Fate/stay night

In the bustling city of Fuyuki, a secret battle rages in the shadows. The Holy Grail War, a brutal battle royale, pits seven mages, known as Masters, against each other. Each Master summons a formidable warrior from various eras as their Servant, all vying for the ultimate prize: the Holy Grail...

vndb.org

 

[toirdhealbhachM]

I didn't really think of Ace Attorney as a VN for some reason.

SubaHibi sounds dark. My earliest exposure to anime was Yoshiaki Kawajiri and Katsuhiro Otomo, so I tend to like edgier anime. It's the stuff with high school students that weirds me out. Sometimes.

My point is, I like the dark stuff. I think I'll try it.

I see my thread got merged with this one. Wise. I should have lurked longer

If you want a dark story but without the high school themes, the remake of Cartagra for Switch just got an English translation recently.

 

[Brandon Heat]

I have to say Class of 09, it's so funny

 

[fmsynthetic]

Oh, well, you should have started off by saying you're a man of culture and would like to avoid the slop!
You've probably heard of Snatcher; imo it counts as a visual novel, same with Policenauts. (both are available in english)

SNATCHER

On June 6, 1996 , a chemical weapon known as Lucifer-Alpha under development in Chernoton, Russia, is released into the atmosphere, resulting in the death of 80% of the Eurasian and Eastern European population which in turn results in the death of half of the world's population. The contaminated...

vndb.org

Policenauts

The game centers on Jonathan Ingram, one of the five "Policenauts", astronauts with police training, assigned to ensure the safety of Beyond Coast, mankind's first fully-functional space colony in the year 2013. A freak accident occurs while testing a new space walking suit and Jonathan is...

vndb.org

You can check out Dead of the Brain 1 and 2, both got english patches at this point.

DEAD OF THE BRAIN ~Shiryou no Sakebi~

First part of the Nightmare Collection with Marine Philt and Dead of the Brain 2. A survival horror adventure game. You take the role of a young man named Kohl who must survive a nightmarish zombie infestation thanks in no small part to his old friend Doctor Cooger. When facing the zombie...

vndb.org

DEAD OF THE BRAIN2

Third part of the Nightmare Collection with Dead of the Brain and Marine Philt. The events of the game take place shortly after the ending of the first game. The devastating zombie invasion, caused by the scientist Dr. Cooger and his resurrection medicine, was finally stopped, and the young...

vndb.org

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(just wanted to post this gif)

Jesus ~Kyoufu no Bio Monster~ is a VN for the NES; sci-fi space adventure.

Jesus

In the year 2061, a manned space mission was planned for Halley’s Comet, which would once again be nearing Earth. A team was assembled from eight countries around the world, and split into two spaceships for the mission, dubbed the “Comet” and the “Corona.” They would depart from the Space...

vndb.org

Metal Slader Glory is another sci-fi adventure for the NES. This one is probably one of the most aesthetically pleasing games for the console. Both have english patches.

Metal Slader Glory

The game takes place 8 years after a great war was waged between colonies in outer space, and peace has finally settled back onto the Earth. The main character, a 17-year-old war orphan named Tadashi Himukai, purchases a used worker-mech in order to start a construction business with his...

vndb.org

As they're both on the NES, don't expect the writing to change your life.

Demonbane is a fun one, but only if you like mecha and Lovecraft. Official english translation works fine. It's newer than most of the stuff I posted and even has voice acting, if you're into that.

Zanmataisei Demonbane

Arkham city is a bustling hub of commerce and industry, however Arkham is also a center of eldrich lore: home to Miskatonic University, an institution of higher learning with one of the most complete libraries of arcane literature in the world. In the span of two generations the town was built...

vndb.org

The Silver Case counts as a visual novel. It's an early game by Suda51 (guy who made Killer7). It's about detectiving a series of murders. I won't go into greater detail though.

Silver Jiken

1999 - the "24 Wards". A string of mysterious serial killings plagues the city. The detectives of the 24 Wards Heinous Crimes Unit have their eyes on one man: Kamui Uehara, legendary serial killer and assassin of a number of government officials 20 years prior in the now-famous "Silver Case"...

vndb.org

Yu-no is a VN and a bit of an adventure-quest (you have to figure out where to go next and what to interact with). It might be a bit hard to beat for some, but it's worth it. It's probably got the best story out of all the ones I listed so far (probably the only vn I could call 'an epic journey'). In terms of time-travel stories it completely blows Steins;gate out of the water. The timetravel mechanics also tie into the 'gameplay' pretty well. It's in the repo, get the windows version. Ignore the uncultured narrow-minded swine complaining about certain segments of the plot, you can tell these people have never set foot in a theater.

Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO

Takuya Arima is a young student whose father, a historian who has conducted various researches, disappeared recently. During a summer vacation Takuya receives a peculiar package from his missing father, along with a letter containing information about the existence of various parallel worlds. At...

vndb.org

Eve burst error is by the same dudes who did Yu-no. Just as good, 'mystery' VN. Don't play the windows version, as it is censored and some of the translation is a bit off. An english patch is expected for the pc98 version. Save this one for later. (both yu-no and eve are the rare kind of visual novel where the censor-worthy content is plot-relevant; since yu-no never got an official release, it has a full fan-translation)

EVE burst error

A Bizarre Serial Murder Mystery. There's A Serial Killer Close By. A Prohibited Psychothriller. The Multi-Sight System Reveals Surprising Truth! In this game there are two heroes, Kojiroh and Marina, who are each called to solve their own cases. This game allows you to switch characters at any...

vndb.org

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Chaos;head is one of the last interesting vns to come out. You can kind of consider the entire genre almost dead after this game. If I recall correctly the original writer passed away half way into writing it, and it kind of shows. The issues with the initial release of the english translation patch also helped bury this game...
Also, Steins;gate is its spiritual sequel, but at that point Nitro Plus kind of lost their edge.

CHAOS;HEAD

Takumi is a high school student. He is withdrawn and is not interested in 3D things. In his town, a mysterious serial murder case happens and people get panicked. One day, when he chats on the internet, a man suddenly contacts him and gives him a URL. He goes to the website and finds a blog...

vndb.org

Wonderful Everyday (Subarashiki Hibi) came out two years later, it's part of the reason I said 'almost dead' in the previous paragraph. It's an interesting one, but kind of has that anime weirdness thing going on that you mentioned. If the first several hours of it don't turn you away, then you might enjoy it. (two of the girls are named Kagami and Tsukasa, if that doesn't mean anything to you, maybe you should avoid it) It also gets 'weird' in other ways that I'm not going to get into.

Subarashiki Hibi ~Furenzoku Sonzai~

One day, Minakami Yuki witnesses a stuffed toy falling through the air. Battered and worn, how many times has this doll fluttered downwards, released as an attempted offering to the sky? An offering made to find the "day we return to the sky"—a ritual passed down in this town since times gone...

vndb.org

Possessioner for the PC98 looks to be fun, but the english patch isn't out yet. A little bit of something to look forward to...

Possessioner

The year is 2035. A series of mysterious incidents began to occur in Tokyo. Young women disappeared under strange circumstances, and returned brainwashed, commanding armies of bionic monsters and assaulting human settlements. Such women were called "Possessioners". A special all-female squad was...

vndb.org

There's a bunch of good looking ones that are japan only. They all look fun... maybe one day... Here's some examples:

X-GIRL

In the near future, Japan became involved in a war against the most powerful states of the world. As a result, it was nearly devastated. 30% of its population became immigrants. Tokyo became center of military organizations at war with each other. In such a world lives a highly trained Japanese...

vndb.org

Virgin Angel

In 2080, Tokyo, the capital of Japan, became a center for daring scientific experiments, newest research in space ship technology, and organized crime. A new deadly drug was developed, that enhanced sexual experiences of human beings, eventually subduing their will and turning them into slaves...

vndb.org

Toumei Ningen - Arawaru Arawaru

Main character is a science teacher with a weak constitution. He was working on a medicine to fortify constitution and accidentally got a substance to grant invisibility. To complete the original medicine he needs to collect women fluids, but as a side mission he's going to have a revenge on...

vndb.org

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pure ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ．．．

THE SCREAMER (1986) (Yes, in ALL CAPS) is not 'purely' a VN, a little bit more of an RPG, but it's cool. It has an english translation, but it's a PC-88 game, with lots of bleep-bloops, you'll need to draw maps and generally isn't for the faint of heart.

edit:
You can always try the original Tsukihime. Somehow it is the most noteworthy vn out there. Try finishing one route. If you don't enjoy your time, visual novels probably aren't your thing.
Same goes for Fate/Stay Night (by the same dudes). Notice how they're both among the very first entries in vndb.

Tsukihime

This story is about a young boy named Toono Shiki who, after experiencing a traumatic accident, wakes up in the hospital with the ability to see lines and cracks in every surface and being. These lines, when traced with any sharp or blunt edge, will be permanently cut. As he is forced to see...

vndb.org

Fate/stay night

In the bustling city of Fuyuki, a secret battle rages in the shadows. The Holy Grail War, a brutal battle royale, pits seven mages, known as Masters, against each other. Each Master summons a formidable warrior from various eras as their Servant, all vying for the ultimate prize: the Holy Grail...

vndb.org

Thanks Friend. I can definitely say THE SCREAMER will be my thing.

 

[Yousef Yousef]

A few months ago, a forum I once frequented shut down but before that happened, I archived a list I created.

The list was intended to be updated over the course of years, but the forum shut down in only a few months, so evidently it’s pretty incomplete and I left it untouched as a virtual fingerprint of moi, feel free to have a look.

Copy of [ARCHIVE] VN recommendations masterlist.

AIR ATRI- My Dear Moments Aokana- Four Rythms Across the Blue CHAOS;CHILD CHAOS;HEAD NOAH Ciconia When They Cry - Phase 1: For You, the Replaceable Ones CLANNAD Ever17/Never7 Double Pack Fate/stay night: REMASTERED Fate/hollow ataraxia REMASTERED The Fruit of Grisaia Full Metal Daemon Muramasa Gh...

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[Imagination-ink]

Hi i'm new