[Can Visual Novels really change you?]

Well, any things you accept surely change you.

Especially some darker themes arised in novels like Cross Channel, Tsukihime, FSN, Demonbane and others.

I was mostly play RPGs like Grandia at that sweet time of paradigma forming, but already started reading novels, adn surely my life looks different after reading mentioned novels.

Of course not all novels have so much impact but still.

I even heard the Everlasting Summer do change people.

I wish I can read more, but most of my favourite things left untranslated.

Which includes: Demonbane 2, Full Metal Demon Muramasa, Sakura Wars 3-4 (I can read 1-2 since I understand russian), Witch on the Holy Night.

[Recent miko kitsune heroine VN, Tenkiame]

7 minutes ago, Narcosis said:

ACTION IS COMING

A small update of sorts: We're roughly at 65-75% translated for the common route. If things go well, we'll have the trial version ready just in time for late spring/summer.

Thank you very, very much.

I was instant like this game and do japdiving even without understanding much, but these news are simply wonderful.

[Recent miko kitsune heroine VN, Tenkiame]

On 13.07.2016 at 2:01 PM, Okarin said:

Well, why lie, if it gets translated I'll probably play it.

Another kitsune novel, that for me was so-so, is Harvest December:

https://vndb.org/v3644

Whose kitsune heroine seems leagues ahead of the other human, ojou-sama love interest.

I don't like imbalanced love triangles much so I didn't buy it.

It's translated for the Nintendo 3ds btw (whole series in single piece)

 

P.S. Tenkiame is great, so bright and cheerful novel (even though I can understand roughly 25% of things but still !).

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