Assemble with Care ★★★★☆
Assemble with Care, because not everything comes with an instruction manual.
Visual Novel
Visual Novels are also known as interactive fiction and can either consist of merely reading with a background image provided for you, or some form of gameplay weaved into the reading. More-so than not, you’ll find yourself getting lost in the stories of these games, and if you don’t like reading, well…you might stay away, as some visual novels consist of 50+ hours of reading.
If you want to know the different types of VNs there are, you can find out more here.
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Bunny-girl with Golden Tummy ★★★☆☆
Bunny-girl with Golden Tummy, it’s an outfit; her tummy isn’t made of gold.
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Hunting the Hunter ★☆☆☆☆
Hunting the Hunter, it’s not a very long hunt, nor was it difficult.
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As Dusk Falls ★★★★☆
As Dusk Falls, something tells me it’s going to be a long night of choices.
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R is for Rachel
R is for Rachel is an interactive fiction game about a girl named Joan who’s going through a lot of emotional problems…
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Beacon Pines ★★★★☆
Beacon Pines is a storybook that casts some adorable residents of a town with a major secret that a few kids decide to uncover.
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Hooked on You: A Dead By Daylight Dating Sim
Whether you’re a fan of Dead by Daylight, or you just think it’d be interesting to be in a loving relationship with a killer…Hooked on You delivers.
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Furry Shades of Gay 2: A Shade Gayer
Can’t get enough of this series? Us either. Explore more storylines and delightful imagery with mouth-watering intentions in Furry Shades of Gay 2.
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Jack and the Beanstalk: A Hidden Story
While the name suggests Jack and the Beanstalk, expect a bit more to come out of it–including its native Korean language, for those who lack the lingo.
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Fallstreak
Check out our review of Fallstreak, a psychologically gripping visual novel that really hits you hard with emotional triggers.
