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It's depend on your taste actually, but if your need help then I guess I could suggest Hoshimemo as well here because it's the safest choice and the general consensus. As for the other two, I think you could try later if you interested and about Wagahigh despite my first impression in regard of oversized boobs, turned out it was quite good enough.

Welcome to Fuwanovel, and may I see what kind of VN that you translated? Hope you had fun here.

I see, although looks like it's more in regard of side routes (ie Ruka's, Faris's, and Suzuha's route) though, and I think White Fox could just animated that as some sort of OVAs instead of make a new game. Oh well, at least their put slight effort to animated side routes there.

And they do better in regard of Leyline instead of this. Oh well.

Bump this thread, and the reason was because we had good news in regard of this. The good news was finally they opening the Steam store for the first part of this trilogy here, which mean that at least they finished any requirement to be sold at Steam. Oh, and the release date was pretty close so it should be a good news as well (It's should be at October, although I could see the possibility that Sekai would delay it up to November though). No word for 18+ version for now, and hope that we got word in regard of that soon. As for my opinion here, at least Sekai didn't do the same mistake like back at Saku Saku by do the announcement of release date after they had Steam store ie ready for Steam release, and the release date was in month instead of exact date so they could anticipate some hurdle (Like engine break) in the future. It's not really that hard to do considering that they already did like that several times in the past, but for some reason they forgot that when dealing with Saku Saku matter. Sorry for OOT here, and just want to write this up here. That's all for now.

Since we finally had news from Visual Arts in regard of Little Busters for Steam, I decided to revived this thread (And Solidbatman nightmare as well XD) now that it's been almost two years since the last post. Here's the Twitter in regard of this below: What I could say is that at least they still sort of fulfill their first promise for Spring 2017 release here, although it's for Australian people though. Hope that it could be good news for anyone else who look forward to this, although I'd find this sort of redundant though if not for the new three routes.

It's actually fully translated, although apparently it's still unedited though and it was about to be localized by Sekai. As for my suggestion here, I would say it's better to try the full unedited translation patch first and if you disliked the translation, then you could chose to quit Dracu Riot and wait for Sekai version. Hope you had fun play Dracu Riot later if you chose that.

Bump this thread, and right now we finally had the news in regard of Chaos Child English release. Here's PQube tweet in regard of that below: https://mobile.twitter.com/PQubeGames/status/909810955445522433 Well, at least it's still at October which my prediction here at least right. Hope anyone else who already pre-oredered for Chaos Child have fun to play it.

Well, I knew that there's already recommendation thread there but I see no harm to do recommendations here, so here goes. As for the VNs that you want here, I think Yoake would make a good candidate there although there's no sex scene though for the translated one. If you want some with sex scenes, then I could recommend both of Noble Works and Dracu Riot here. Oh, and if you want more recent release there's Dal Segno (Which it's very similar with Da Capo trilogy), Wagahigh (The heroines breast were quite a little too big though), and HatsuKoi. For last recommendations here, since you like Konosora perhaps I could recommend Koiresort here. Hope my recommendations here help.

I would say that Steins Gate milking was 5pb's survival instinct there, same as many other game or VN companies when they got a successful franchise really - see Fate for Type Moon, Muv Luv for age, Persona for ATLUS, and Kingdom Heart for Square Enix. Well, back to topic. From the screen, let's just said that unless they add new content I think it's not good enough reason to buy because the fan could just watch the anime there if they want anime art (Save money as well). And if Elite was going to be like School Days here, I'm sure that it would be pain to deal in the future if it was ported to PC because I'd heard that Days did had many bug at the VNs (And big size as well). Let's just hope that 5pb managed to release Elite without bug in the future later, if they really want to do that.

Here's my belated congratulation message for finally funded at 28,810 here. I knew that we usually get the burst near the end here, but still I was quite anxious in regard of this. Hope that Sol Press managed to have a good release for this, especially in regard of the translation later on.

I think all of the recommendations were good, although I still want to give some more recommendation here though. From mine I think Koichoco could be good if you want some school politic, or if not perhaps Koiken Otome could be good as well even though it had some superpower setting. Oh, and Yoake was quite good looking even though it's supposedly 2005 VN, and of course had some romance. For the last recommendations here, I think you could try Da Capo trilogy later. Hope this would be help here, and have fun.

Another progress from Tsurezure here, and they also stated that in upcoming two weeks they probably wouldn't be able to do the translation because they will busy to once again do the QC, image editing, and preparing for Ai's patch. Anyway, here's the update: Common Route Part 1: 100.0% Common Route Part 2: 100.0% Ai: 100.0% Renna: 0.0% Maki: 0.0% Saeko: 0.0% Total: 49.58% Yes, once again Ai's route translation was finished obviously and that's left three routes to be translated. As for the next plan in regard of translation, if I remember they say that they're gonna do Maki after Ai but guess they're gonna announce that later. That's all for this week.

Well, congratulation for hitting the goal in regard of the Kickstarter. That's quite a big burst there, because just few hours ago I remember that it was still at around 22,000. Anyway, looking forward to the full release here.

Looks like the appearence was changed quite a bit there from what I'd see, regarless of that I think you did good job on updating the forum there.

Another update, and right now we had it at 17% translated. As for the editing, it's still the same although hopefully it would be able to catch on later. That's all for this week.

Visual Novel Translation Status (09/16/2017) Finally after two weeks absences here we see new VNTS there so of course I'll review it like usual, and before started the review for this week I'll just write some notes in regard of the image header (ie releases from past three weeks) from left to right pictures as refresher: Boukaku was remind me of Paradise Kiss, and it's otome VN with sex content in which interest me back at AX 2016 - not interested anymore though Ne No Kami 2 was remind me of bad release planning for Saku Saku because it was planned to be released at the same date with Ne No Kami 2 release - at August 31st, but regardless I think it's nice historical yuri VN (I mean Ne No Kami 2) Too bad that I couldn't play Utawarerumono 3 because it was for PS4, although at least it's looking good from VNDB average score Subahibi was released by Frontwing, and out of those four I think it's the biggest released here I think that's enough for the refresher in regard of the releases, and let's see what I could write in regard of this week. Oh, and hope Caribbean people managed to rebuild their hometown after Irma destroy most of those like shown in the photo. For this week title, I knew that it's sounds like the crossover fanfic for the anime of Sakurasou no Pet and Chuunibyou ga Koi but of course it's not. The reason here was because this week we had two demo releases from two VNs, Sakusakura and His Chuunibyou Can't Be Cured (Mangagamer's OELVN from back at Otakon) in which it's meant to show us what kind of VN that those two were - I knew that the title was sounded like one of Sakura franchise VN from Winged Cloud lol. Other than two demo releases, we had usual updates here and as expected this week Mangagamer was also joining the update for this week as well because it's their biweekly updates. Let's see what the updates had for this week, shall we. From fan translation updates here we had Loverable at 88.01% translated with Kaho's route was at 20.11% translated (Also at 53.57% TLC-ed and 21.76% edited), Pure Pure was at 30.49% translated with Chapter 2 was at 62.18% translated, Musumaker was at 39.7% translated (I admit that I didn't keep my eyes closely on this project), Witch Garden was at 31% translated, Tsukiyori right now was at 17% translated, and Yo Heart 2 was at 90% QC-ed (Sasara's route was finished QC progress) and 95% proofread - Ittaku also stated that they on track for November release so let's wait and see in regard of that. As for Tsujidou, right now it was at almost halway translated (At 49.58% for overall translation) and Ai's route was fully translated - they also stated that in upcoming two weeks there would be no progress because they're preparing Ai's patch, so they could deliver September's end release. That's all for fan translation section. For Mangagamer they bring bunch updates which is always welcomed here, although this week they had surprise though in which they also stated that Chiru was in testing already, and that mean it should be a good news for Umineko fans although to me it's still just redundant though. Speaking about testing, Imopara 2 was about to finished the testing which mean if everything goes well it should see the release in near future. And for more VN in testing, there's Ritarnia in which was already entering the testing and finally Sorcery Joker was about to do the testing - which mean that the engine work for Sorcery Joker was finished. For the updates here we had Maggot Bait was at 53% translated, Fata Morgana fandisc was at 86% translated, Hashihime was at 24% edited, Supipara Chapter 2 was at 22% edited, Sengoku Rance was at 20% retranslated and 10% edited, Rance Quest was at 23% translated, Hapymaher was at 91% translated and 84% edited, Sideboob was at 69% edited, Marriage was at 96% translated and 90% edited, Trinoline was at 38% translated, Sona-Nyl was at 5% translated - which mean it's only about 76 weeks left to be finished if they keep the pace like this in next weeks, and Evenicle was at 94% edited. That's all for Mangagamer section this week. Other This week Frontwing did has two updates as well here, so I'm gonna write that here. The first one was in regard of Phantom Trigger, and as expected they're gonna had Volume 4 and it will be released later at this Winter. Also as expected it'll be another spotlight chapter, and this time it goes to Sakurako which is an explosive master - also we're probably gonna know her dark past here just like previous two (By the way, I did say that Sakurako was remind me of Satoko from Higurashi appearance wise). There's also Momoiro Closet as well in which Frontwing was already opened it's website, and it will has Spring 2018 release. That's all for Frontwing update here. For the last update here we had Sakusakura fund was got some burst since they released the demo, so right now they gathered 20,424 with less than 70 hours left. To tell the truth, it's quite questionable though they didn't release the demo earlier because if they did they earlier, I think it could help the awareness a little bit. In any case, the demo was rushed though because it got some problem at the first version but at least Sol Press issue the patch to fix that quickly, so for now I didn't had problem with the demo and they also promised that they're gonna fix the translation - not as bad as Konosora MoeNovel translation at the very least in regard of current translation. Let's see what they would do in regard of this later, and hopefully we could had good Sakusakura release later. That's all for this week VNTS Review for now, and see you next week.

Well, my bad. In that case then perhaps Sumaga was more appropriate comparison when it's been four years that they already finished translated, and yet there's still no single clue in regard of release date since the announcement by JAST - granted that there's editing work, but I think four years was too much and that's not to mention JAST policy in which they'll prepare physical version first which would likely took long time. Oh, and Sumaga did also started as fan translation as well just like Saku Saku.

As for Muramasa, apparently the writer was the same as Hanachirasu. From VNDB, I'd like to think that the writer was learned their lesson from Hanachirashu and apply the lesson in Muramasa, so much that the average score between those two at VNDB were very contrast (7.11 for Hanachirasu and 9.02 for Muramasa). Although I would like to say that to find out if Muramasa was really good as people said or perhaps overrated and plain horrible, well it's up to you to find out I suppose whenever it is. Regardless of that, good review there.

Apparently I miss Kiriririri's info in regard of Steam didn't allow weekend release, but I think from what I understand in regard of his post and Nandemonai's as well was strengthening my opinion that Sekai did really had a case of bad planning for this. Yeah, maybe like Nandemonai said it's possible that Saku Saku might had sudden engine break before the release, but still in my opinion they could just delay the release date back at August 25th to TBA until they're certainly sure that they took care all of the requirement for Steam launching, instead of announced the release date at August 31st there because I'm sure that Sekai was already experienced enough to not make a basic mistake like this in regard of release - but apparently I was wrong here. Sorry, just want to write it out here. If anything, at least it wasn't as long as Yoake in which it's been already fully translated for about more than four years and yet we apparently got a halfway edited release in which they could just do that earlier instead of waiting until 2016, and it's leaked as well.

Well I guess it could be useful to help people who confuse to determine what's their next VN was, although in my case it's not really helpful though to tell the truth (Thanks anyway).

I don't know what to say here to be honest, but I'm glad that you managed to slowly adapted to Japanese culture there. From what I'd read I think there's a lot if you want to adjust there, but I guess you would knew better much than me here considering that you're the one who experienced that by yourself. Either way, hope you had fun living in Japan. PS - By the way, if your appetite was plummeted because of the heat, I'd heard that eating something sour might be help to regain the appetite although I might be wrong here - but it might be worth a try though.

As for Atlach-Nacha, I knew that there's a review for this VN and the score was positive. I won't post the link here because you already knew that as well, but let me tell you that from the review alone looks like it could be a treat for anyone else who like dark yuri story or dark setting in general. For now I just hope that Mangagamer would license this in the future albeit the chance was very small, considering that this is one of Alice Soft VN and it had some yuri element in there. Heart Work, well I just tried this back at 2010's iirc and I got the ending very quickly. Not that impressive to me here although maybe anybody else say otherwise though. What I knew is that the studio behind Heart Work was also behind Bible Black and Discipline, and the characters was design by Sei Shoujo which is might be a plus considering that I read Starless review in which it's tell us that one of the positive point from Starless was character design - design by Sei Shoujo of course. As for me, well I doubt that I'll go back to play Heart Work in near future.

If I remember, MOON was the first VN that was created by Jun Maeda and the music was composed by Orito Shinji, who as we knew the main staff of KEY. Yes MOON was the first VN for both of them, although it might be quite hard to understand though of how could the main staff of KEY which is mostly famous for slice of life and nakige genre make a VN like MOON, which from what I see is had some dark premise in regard of revenge and rape (And scat as well). As for the VN itself, well I still not read it yet but seeing that it was translated by Amaterasu I think it should be good considering that usually fan won't pick a VN to be translated if it isn't good, even though the score at VNDB showed otherwise (It's at 6.75 for average score).

Late to write this here, but Sol Press did release the demo for Sakusakura here so enjoy. As for my impression here, I would say that I tried to ignore the stiff translation there, so it's quite fine to me here but perhaps anyone else here would say otherwise. That aside, I'd found that there's one annoying problem from the demo in which it was that sometimes the spoken lines and written lines was mismatch. Granted it was only the demo and they release it hastily, but I afraid that if they keep make a mistake like that it could be decreased the enjoyment of playing Sakusakura. I just hope that Sol Press would willingly to fix that problem for the final release later. PS - By the way, right now the KS was gathered 17,272 funds with 4 days left.