Nosebleed

Don't worry guys, much like the dead pixels on the Nintendo Switch, this is just a feature!

In case you didn't know, vndb is a database, you don't download games from it, you merely use it to find information on visual novels.

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

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Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

Of course it's catgirls.
Did the nekopara success just make every Japanese eroge dev go "we can make big bucks if we release a catgirl VN on steam!" ?

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

ಠ_ಠ

Your description of your brother sounds awfully familiar...

ಠ_ಠ

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We can finally distinguish the characters via hair color! 

We can finally distinguish the characters via hair color! 

I never understood what's so gruesome about Saya no Uta tbh. 
It's a dark tragedy, but there was never any scene in it that made me look away and/or wince, so I never understood this stigma surrounding the game (like when people say the game is super gorey I always wonder if they even play other games). 

I never understood what's so gruesome about Saya no Uta tbh. 
It's a dark tragedy, but there was never any scene in it that made me look away and/or wince, so I never understood this stigma surrounding the game (like when people say the game is super gorey I always wonder if they even play other games). 

I never understood what's so gruesome about Saya no Uta tbh. 
It's a dark tragedy, but there was never any scene in it that made me look away and/or wince, so I never understood this stigma surrounding the game (like when people say the game is super gorey I always wonder if they even play other games). 

>not skype

 

JRPG has a ton of vocabulary you can learn and is completely free. Mechanics are simple: destroy monsters by typing the readings of the kanji/word above their head. However, once the game determines you've learned a word, it won't show you the reading again, thus forcing you to remember. Each area has harder and harder kanji, up to JLPT N1. 
I have fun playing it when I'm bored. 

JLPT is short for Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It has 5 levels, starting with the easiest at N5 and going up to the hardest N1. 
You can think of it as the European A1-C2 levels if you wish. The only difference here is that JLPT is about literacy more than anything and it has predetermined kanji and vocabulary for each level (you can see the list here here) whereas the European levels are a more broad evaluation of your skills in all the fields.