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To the best of my knowledge, Asako first appears in Grisaia no Meikyuu, but if someone knows otherwise please correct me.

Wow, I can't believe that someone else has played World End Syndrome. I'd swear that no one has heard of it.

If you're chill with an abundance of internal inconsistencies then you'd probably like Aokana. It's similar to Grisaia, albeit far more lighthearted and also only one of the routes actually sees the conflict through to the end. https://vndb.org/v12849

Due to the spoilery nature of this topic, each spoiler box is only going to include a title. Film: JVN: JVN: And to a far lesser extent: Anime: Video Game:

Thank you, that seems to have solved the issue. Additionally, if anyone else is in the position I was in, the kickstarter update that came out since my previous post offers multiple ways to go about getting your shipping address changed.

Sorry for necroing but I don't know where else to go for this question. So several months ago they locked in the shipping addresses for the Aokana kickstarter and preorder store, but now I need to change my shipping address on account of the fact that... well months have passed and life happens. Who do I need to reach out to to update my address?

I hope this has an English translation. *checks vndb* Dammit.

Mashiro from Aokana.

You're reading too far into what I wrote; my comment was just meant as a shot at the writer because his cast is too insufferable to be considered cute.

The 07th expansion games don't work as counter examples due to the fact that he specifies "cute" girls. I can't speak to chaos head as I don't know enough about it.

The whole "This is a game" thing that Higurashi attempted was one of the few things I liked about the novel. I think the intent behind that sentiment wasn't conveyed well, but the actual execution of it was passable.

The first two chapters are about 10 hours each. Maybe one day I'll bother to find out how long chapter 3 is.

I don't think it's fair to imply something is unacceptable to have in fiction just because it's unacceptable in real life.

The most general reason being that I don't like having interaction with my vns. If I want to interact, I'll play a game and if I want a story spoonfed to me then I'll read a vn. My reason for this one specifically is because it's gotten compared to DDLC. DDLC gets a similar schtick of "go into this blind" which turned out to be so you'd at least install it before you realize that it's a bunch of played out metahorror tropes that had stopped being interesting years before DDLCs release. Needless to say getting compared to DDLC and then being told roughly the same thing I was told before tackling DDLC combine into one big red flag.

Don't use a walkthrough? Guess I can remove this one from my to read list.