niichan

@niichan, @EdwardWongHPTIV: Read the side-stories, available in one of the main menu options. They won't actually explain things, but they do push things in that direction and add more hints and foreshadowing, which is to be resolved in Aqua After, the fandisc we will never get.

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I know, right? Felt a bit cheap to throw in a open ended twist like that at the end. Honestly I'd have liked the game more if they just cut out all the romance and concentrated on having a consistent Sci-Fi plot.
 

Totoro~ I mean welcome!

Welcome to the Fuwa forums, have fun and see you around  

Welcome, and hope you enjoy yourself here. As for your taste here, don't worry although maybe right now majority released VN here would be moege. If you want some VN Recommendation, since you didn't like moege here maybe Steampunk series would be suitable here (Inganock and Sharnoth was translated) as well as Gahktun. Oh, and Rose Gun Days too since this VN also created by Ryuukishi07 (Umineko's writer). About if the story was good or not for those VN, just find out by yourself here. Oh, and the staff from official translation project of course welcomed here even if you only small fish here. And for last word looking forward to your contributions here.

Hello , its nice to meet you , i hope you have a great time here.

Welcome to Fuwo! 

Welcome to our humble abode!
here have an OST
 

A pleasure as always, Battler-sama. Sure hope Madam doesn't mind us getting all friendly, considering we paid her back good for her North Wind and Sun strategy

Welcome. Hope you have fun around. 

My presentation was also tutturu.
 
Welcome and bienvenue to fuwaJohnTitor, hope we get along.  

This complaint is a little silly, though. People were disappointed that Sekai Project didn't announce a whole lot and yet MangaGamer announces 5 major titles and everyone's happy to accept. At this point, though, MangaGamer has announced more big titles than Sekai Project this year, and they have even more unreleased titles that were announced previous years. For example, MangaGamer still hasn't released Bokuten, Himawari, Da Capo 3, Kuroinu, and the Shadows of Pygmalion. Sekai Project's unreleased major titles from last year are Chrono Clock, Tenshin Ranman, and Wagamama High Spec. As you can see from their translation progress page, titles are being worked on, and many of their smaller VNs (some announced just a few months ago) are already 100% translated. Their big titles seem to progress rather slowly, which can be annoying, but the translations are all contracted, so it's not like they can force them to hurry up. They're also not going to wait for all of their titles to finish before they license more, because every publisher needs a constant stream of work so they can stay in business.
Look at MangaGamer's backlog: https://vndb.org/p428. If you remove the EVNs and currently-in-development titles from both companies, the number of titles each have is about the same, even though Sekai Project has more doujin VNs. Wait for convention season to be over and check back in a year from now. If they still aren't close to releasing their earlier announced titles, then you can worry.