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[Visual Novel Review] Memory’s Dogma CODE:01

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memorys-dogma-main-visualDeveloped by LizArts – creator of Resette’s Prescription, Memory’s Dogma is science fiction visual novel that places in an alternative future of earth where humans have gained the knowledge to make the memories of the deceased digitized and interactive personalities. For Kusuhara Hiroki, the memories of his friend, Mizunashi Sorano is the only thing keeping him going. However, there does seem to be more than meets the eye between Sorano mysterious passing and the string of events to follow…

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[Visual Novel Review] fault milestone two side: above

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Fault milestone 2 boxThe odyssey home to the Kingdom of Rughzenhaide continues in the science fantasy kinetic novel fault milestone two. With new characters entering the fray and a host of other problems following Ritona and the group, getting back home becomes far more complicated this time around, but the process of doing so is one filled with tenderness and emotional catharsis.

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[Visual Novel Review] Nekopara Vol. 0

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NekoparaVol0-titleNekopara Vol. 0 is a quick and jolly little diversion from main series, but is this diversion a good enough substitute until the Vol. 2 or better off dodging all together?

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[Visual Novel Review] Sakura Angels

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From the creators of Sakura Spirit, Winged Cloud has concocted another visual novel centering around magical girls, supernatural battles, and lascivious artwork that ties all together to be describe as a “angelic love comedy” called Sakura Angels. Not much of a creative naming convention considering it is unrelated to the aforementioned, but since I have little knowledge of this company other than that they are dedicated to creating visual novels for the west and haven’t had the opportunity to play any of their products up until now, I was very eager to try this out. As far as did my eagerness hold out…well, you shall find out now.

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[Visual Novel Review] Nekopara Vol. 1

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For those of you that celebrated your respective traditions, I hope you had a good one and looking forward to the new year. With the ending approaching steadily, I present to you my last review for this year: Nekopara. A cute and frivolous slice-of-life visual novel of catgirls and their daily misadventures. Is it fully voiced? Yes. Can you play in multiple languages? Heck, yeah! Is it on Steam? Do you even need to ask?

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[Visual Novel Review] fault milestone one

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The end of peace is the beginning of a journey for these two heroines. However, where that journey is leading them is the real question.

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[Visual Novel Review] planetarian ~the reverie of a little planet~

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Planetriumplanetarian ~the reverie of a little planet~ is a kinetic novel developed back in 2004 by Key – the studio responsible for such cathartic titles like: Kanon and Clannad. While this is certainly one of Key’s shortest works, it definitely doesn’t falter in eliciting an emotional response like those aforementioned. Thanks to the efforts of Sekai Project, in celebration of its 10th anniversary release in Japan, you can finally experience this bittersweet tale on Steam as an official English release.

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