I have started reading it a few days ago and I have some thoughts. I choose to go with the remake but it still it feels so nostalgic as though I am reading something from two decades ago and I am so glad they decided to go with this formulae. Off course the humour has been crafted the way to match the modern audience to some extent but the real charm is, the reminisce that you feel with everything else happening. There's simply no word to describe that feeling. It also does a good job of throwing you off with how good the visuals look. I have fond memories of playing games rooting from One and now finally coming back to the grandmother of all of those amazing titles, I gotta say that I'm not even one bit let down, it's such a beautiful game with amazing characters.

Unfortunately, Kuroi Hiroki has been responsible for far too many tentacle-themed works. :(

not including shipping

What do you guys recommend i read first? They look pretty similar so i cant decide for one or the other

I’m really into all sorts of literature. I’ve heard good things about these Japanese Visual Novels. A little bit out of my comfort zone, I can’t lie. I haven’t watched much anime in my life. Bur I’ve heard people online praise these visual novels to, frankly, absurd degrees. I just want to see what the hype’s all about. I do remember watching this show, Steins Gate, way back in 2012 or something. I think it’s based off of a visual novel. I liked it as a teenager, but going back to it, I don’t think I’d enjoy it. I’m looking for something a little more….literary? Sorry if I’m coming off as pretentious. Recommend me your favorite visual novels!

All I know about it is that it exists, as there's almost no other information about it on VNDB.

Just pushed my demo to itchio, super excited about it. The game is a mystery/comedy inspired by games such as Paranormasight & Zero Escape 999. This demo is about 30 minutes long and will give a good taste of what the full game will bring. Hope you enjoy!

LINK: https://try500.itch.io/thc

We invite everyone to check out the meticulously crafted content straight from the heart of Siberia! Don't forget to add the game to your Wishlist so you don't miss the full release!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4621090/How_2D_Girl_Ends_Up_in_Siberia/

Includes “Hello, World.” Soundtrack and Artbook.

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Also if you want to try the music before buying, you can listen to it here: https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/hello-world.-original-sound-track

Link to listing: https://ebay.io/m/QEFNr8

Out of curiosity, I recently tried using AI to generate some character and background images in a visual novel (VN) style, and the results turned out far better than I had expected.

This got me wondering: if a visual novel explicitly stated that it used AI-assisted visuals, would people still be willing to play it? I can understand why some might take issue with it—it’s not just about the visuals themselves, but also concerns regarding a lack of disclosure, the displacement of human artists, training data and copyright issues, or the art feeling inconsistent or lacking "soul."