Best Visual Novels to Read for a Book Club

[Leonor 10]

Heya! Sooo I don't really post that often so I'll just get to the point. I've started a vn book club on discord and we are currently reading Kara no Shoujo but... what next? I think that the best ones for book clubs would be the kinetic vns but what do you recommend? It doesn't have to be a kinetic VN, just something you think would fit in a book club  

[Clephas 3,543]

Treating G-Senjou no Maou like a kinetic novel wouldn't be a bad idea.

[Leonor 10]

1 hour ago, Clephas said:

Treating G-Senjou no Maou like a kinetic novel wouldn't be a bad idea.

Hahah I mean, I'm one of those people that like to do all routes even if they aren't that good (in any case, I rly liked them); (un)fortunately, I've already read G-Senjou as well as my peers! Thanks anyways, it's a fantastic vn!

[mitchhamilton 1,025]

thinking of something thatll create a discussion among the group and the firs thing that comes to mind is Grisaia no Kajitsu

 

that or that one vn. someone help me out cause i cant remember the name. heavy setting in a sunflower field. takes place in japan with those strict rules like no touching someone of the opposite sex. its where this girl is from  this one you can treat a bit like a kinetic novel as its like a straight path to the end while the routes sort of divert off of that path, if that makes sense? theres one true end and the rest is sort of little snacks to that.

Edited March 24 by mitchhamilton

[Leonor 10]

12 minutes ago, mitchhamilton said:

thinking of something thatll create a discussion among the group and the firs thing that comes to mind is Grisaia no Kajitsu

Ah, I've been wanting to read that one for a while now  Thanks a lot!

[wei123 191]

5 hours ago, mitchhamilton said:

thinking of something thatll create a discussion among the group and the firs thing that comes to mind is Grisaia no Kajitsu

 

that or that one vn. someone help me out cause i cant remember the name. heavy setting in a sunflower field. takes place in japan with those strict rules like no touching someone of the opposite sex. its where this girl is from  this one you can treat a bit like a kinetic novel as its like a straight path to the end while the routes sort of divert off of that path, if that makes sense? theres one true end and the rest is sort of little snacks to that.

Sharin no Kuni. It's similar to Grisaia in a way.

Edited March 24 by wei123

[Silvz 396]

Clannad

[Silvz 396]

Or you could read Umineko, as it would provide topic for discussion for months.

[mitchhamilton 1,025]

4 hours ago, wei123 said:

Sharin no Kuni. It's similar to Grisaia in a way.

thats the one

[URV 36]

The House in Fata Morgana is a recent favourite of mine, and I think it can offer a lot of content to talk about. There are choices, but it doesn't split into routes like most VNs do, being closer to a kinetic novel.