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Flag Heshiori Otoko is basically focused on the comedic antics of an ultra-dense harem protagonist who keeps putting his foot in his mouth whenever it seems things will turn to romance.

Soukyuu no Soleil is a middle of the road game in the Soleil series in terms of quality.  It doesn't fall into the trap of being a truly mediocre entry, but it lacks the sheer blood and guts approach of Blade X Bullet.

Nekonade Distortion is the product of a somewhat disturbed mind.  I say this because this basically has the protagonist romancing a version of his own family that has come to embody concepts rather than people.  It is extremely surreal but also rather enjoyable, at least for me.

Artemis Blue is something I kinda-sorta recommend if you are a fan of  Sousei Kitan Aerial, as it is a pre-existing sequel (same universe, much much later despite the game summary).  It isn't the best VN out there but it is a reasonably solid VN.

 

Flyable Hearts FD - From what I read both of Yui and Suzuno routes will resolve the remaining hanging plot thread in Flayable Hearts, although of course seeing that it's FD and all naturally people will look out on the fanservice in which one of those the addition of Max and Gumi routes along with the crossover from previous Unisonshift Blossom. What I know is that it's still not available in English even with machine translated patch like the main game, so I still not play this for an obvious reason.

Loverable - I still keep my eyes on the translation project of it ever since back at 2016, and it'll be five years anniversary at August later. As for Loverable, if one know Makeover and Fureraba (Both of those and Loverable here are produced by Smee) it should be obvious that expecting the comedy here is the most sensible approach along with that the MC is someone who like to find the girlfriend. In Loverable, there'll be five heroines including blood related little sister. Another thing to note is that in here you can change the appearances of the heroines, and by that I mean you can change both of hair and the outfit unlike Fureraba in which you can only change the hairstyle for three of the heroines and the outfit for only one heroine. I still waiting the day when the team finally manage to complete all of the translation progress on Loverable and released the full translation patch of it, although I can see that Nekonyan here would be interested to license this.

Grisaia no Kajitsu - Frontwing did have plan to make Grisaia as trilogy, only that they need to back out because of their budget problem (The Reddit thread in regard of that). Still they give out their best and so they pour out their last remaining resources into making Kajitsu. Of course turned out that Kajitsu here is very successful, and so Frontwing decided to develop the rest of the trilogy and then continuing milk the franchise (Well they clearly still need some more money to keep the company stable for sure). As for Kajitsu here, while some may argue that it still leave some plot thread hanging, two of the heroines ending here have Yuuji married with the heroines and even one of those conclude his story very clearly so there's no real need for the sequel. That said, some (Including the writer who want to write harem ending) may thinking that it would be better if all of the heroines are helped by Yuuji, and so the VN staff decided to make a Hand Wave in that they just tell that Yuuji somehow help all of five heroines (Kajitsu here is charage) in order to make Meikyuu canon route. At least the anime did elaborate that blatantly problematic story telling, although that the plot is rushed because it only has 13 episodes in that the staffs need to do their best to adapt very long VN.

For February 2011, Kajitsu here is indeed a big release. That's all for my comment in regard of February 2011 releases.

Edited February 21, 2021 by littleshogun