Tag Archives: Visual Novel

World End Economica ~Complete~ review

Playing through the World End Economica ~Complete~ feels like that year of college when you simultaneously enrolled in Classic Literature, Business Economics, Psychology, and Philosophy classes. It’s a daunting trek where unhurried storytelling can let ...

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Childhood Friends (with Benefits) review

Childhood Friends adept shifts from sweet to steamy with the incorporation of the patch. Surprisingly, the all ages version isn’t half-bad thanks to some insightful dialog. Hentai habitually demonstrates adaptability. Download the Steam iteration of ...

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Azur Lane: Crosswave (Switch) review

Azur Lane: Crosswave sails onto Switch with a proficient port that captures the action and more importantly, the beauty and elegance of these foxy fleets. ‘Ship These Ships At least two of acclaimed director Quintin ...

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Kowloon Highschool Chronicle review

Kowloon Highschool Chronicle is a throwback to a time when games were unabashedly experimental, blending genres and mechanics in the pursuit of an experience that feels truly unique. Before the dominance of streaming, there was ...

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Meteor World Actor review

With a gritty context, interesting characters, and impressive visual style, Meteor World Actor offers nearly everything you want from a visual novel except for a sense of closure. Two years ago, Valve created a blog ...

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ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE review

Much like Steins;Gate, ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE offers captivating characters in a scientific backdrop that dazzlingly complex and poised to ruminate in a reader’s mind long after the conclusion has been seen. Effective science fiction focuses just as ...

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