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Corpse Party: Sweet Sachiko’s Hysteric Birthday Bash review
Cultivated over half a century, the term omake is rather prevalent in Japan. Translated to ‘extra’ or ‘bonus’, the term…
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Heart of the Woods review
Yuri is a broad term that’s used to describe media which depicts attraction between women. While it’s often associated with…
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Arcade Spirits review
Typically, visual novels aspire to entertain audiences. Rarely are they used as a tool for self-analysis. That’s not the case…
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Steins;Gate Elite review
Time travel is a popular premise across almost every medium. But like most high-concept narratives, it’s often used as a…
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Song of Memories review
Initially, Song of Memories resembles yet another romantic harem comedy. You’ll assume the role of Minato Kamishiro, a second-year student…
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CHAOS;CHILD review
When it comes to visual novels, the Science Adventure series belongs in a league of its own. As a collaboration…
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London Detective Mysteria review
A Lady’s Return Set in late nineteenth century London, London Detective Mysteria commences with Emily Whiteley’s return to the city.…
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Corpse Party: Book of Shadows review
Horror-themed attractions in Japan are fundamentally different from their Western counterparts. Before venturing into a labyrinthine recreation of a mental…
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428: Shibuya Scramble review
Even the most passionate fan of visual novels must admit the medium often clings to several conventions. Many of us…
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Nekopara Extra review
Many visual novels contain sophisticated plots that require readers to pay careful attention. The Nekopara series, on the other hand,…
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