wheresources.blogg.se - Eroges september 2016

Trace Memory - The plot kept getting more and more mysterious the more I played.

Famicom Detective Club Part II: The Girl in Back - I like the adventure elements.

Deiz - Short and sweet, and that twist was kind of interesting.

Steins Gate - Characters seem kind of cool.

OMGWTFOTL - It was too extreme for my brain to comprehend not liking it.

Corpse Party Series - I like the deaths, even though they are too few in my opinion.

Ace Attorney Series - The court sections are so good.

Planetarian - i crey ever tim sniff sniff.

Saya no Uta - The game is so imaginative and pretty, especially with the lovecraftian elements.

Mystic Messenger - Literally the only dating sim I have played where I don't get the bad end.

Survival Horror, except in a few rare cases (i.e.

Slice of Life, if it's similar to real life.

Horror, even the cutesy non-scary Halloweeny stuff.

Anyone know of anything I can try that's also in English? Most visual novels with conflict freak me the fuck out, but bore me to tears if they have no deep, immersive story.

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