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Damn, I'm mad I wasn't around at the time you posted this, but I'm glad you're okay man. Definitely take it easy and follow the advice given by others so far. You know if you ever want to talk, you have others you trust around you, and if not, you have me and pretty much this entire community to talk to again. Stay safe Nashe, you'll pull through this, I know it.

Semiramis no Tenbin is a great game, except for Sunao's ending (hers has issues if you like Ami). I will say that you will see the ugliest side of Japanese societal structure in this VN though. Suzukaze no Melt is an excellent game, if you just want some charage/moege stress relief. Tasogare no Sinsemilla... it has a few endings that approach the Tsukihime 'normal' ending in style, but other than that it is an excellent game. Tenshi no Hane o Fumanaide is one of my permanent recommendations for all Vn lovers to at least try to play. Evolimit is great... and it is significantly easier than Dies Irae. Devils Devel Concept has a difficulty level approaching that of Dies Irae, so you might want to avoid it. Subahibi has mostly bad endings, so you probably want to avoid it. Baldr Sky Dive has gameplay. Hapymaher is a first-class nakige with the single best soundtrack in all of VNs. Irotoridori no Sekai is Favorite at its best, so if you liked Hoshimemo, you are pretty much guaranteed to like it. Sakura no Mori Dreamers... if you can remain sane after the prologue, it is easy to enjoy. Sakura no Uta has the same problems as Subahibi Kami no Ue no Mahoutsukai has a huge number of bad and 'normal' endings. Eien no Aselia is fully translated but it does have gameplay. However, if you are willing, it is a first-class VN story. If you start Grisaia Part 2, I recommend you immediately play 3 after, as it is immensely frustrating otherwise. Mirai Nostalgia was the first Purple Soft game to earn my mostly unstinting praise. Sharin no Kuni will probably split opinions here, but I enjoyed it immensely at the time. The only question is whether it will fit you tastes once you begin to play it.

Check out the trailer!: Inspired by the likes of Dark Souls, Earthbound, and various tabletop RPGs, Karmasutra is an intense, erotic hybrid RPG/Visual Novel taking place in a rich, detailed, open world. Karmasutra takes place in the world of Tattva - a mysterious, heavenly realm that acts as the final challenge for sinners who seek the call of Nirvana in other worlds. Once home to ancient, sacred civilizations, these eras have now passed; in the wake of this passing, the realm has become an afterlife, a final challenge for restless wandering souls who commit sins in other worlds. As our protagonist awakes in this strange land, he's quickly introduced to concept of Samsara; the journey across Tattva that all "Wanderers" must undergo to cleanse themselves of sin. Confused by this sudden pitch, our Wanderer also learns that this so-called "call of Nirvana" is not absolute; in fact, there are some Wanderers that choose to ignore the call in exchange for the infinite sexual & material pleasures - and dangers - that this mysterious afterlife seems to offer. In this foreign realm however, Wanderers are not the only residents. From the sacred gurus who guide Wanderers and the demonic Asurian tricksters to the monstrous manifestations of sin and the Gods themselves, Tattva is never truly what it seems. But in this mysterious world, where both the path of Sin and the path Merit seem to lead to their own rewards and consequences, which path is truly correct? And more importantly, which path will you, the Wanderer, choose? Karmasutra is a hybrid VN; it plays as an RPG, and interactions with NPCs are done in typical visual novel form.It takes place in Tattva, a large world, filled with many, many unique NPCs - all with h-scnes - and various smaller events and interactions that can be pursued in parallel to the main story. Some features include a morality system, which will change the way characters interact with you and dictate certain events across the world of Tattva, a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired tabletop exploration system, featuring a number of interesting and unique locations, and a turn-based combat system with a unique twist - instead of just fighting, enemies can also be conversed with, randomly generated with one of many possible personalities per-type of enemy. And last but not least, here are a few more peaks at some of the game's characters during visual novel scenes: And some more character art for fun: There's monster girls too! Progress The game is currently scheduled for first quarter of this year, a lot of it is currently finished and holding for art. We're considering a crowdfunding campaign, but nothing is confirmed. Other You can always follow us on Twitter for future updates and stuff: https://twitter.com/TopHatStudiosEN

Dude, if they tried to FUCKING RUN YOU OVER, as in run you over with a car, then that's straight-up attempted murder. Sounds court-worthy to me.

It's a game with spectacular presentation, very unfortunate that you weren't able to enjoy it.

Welcome to the Fuwa forums, I wish you the Best of luck with your project and hope you enjoy yourself here as well. See you around

Oh, my god xD

Hi SpinningShiat, thanks for the greeting.. First of all, I didn't know there are visual novel emoticons in here So yeah lets do our best and have a pleasant stay here!

I think I left my gun nearby... there. (BANG) ... ....... ............... ............................

Tenkiame, obviously.

Yesterday upon the stair I met a man who wasn't there. He wasn't there again today Oh how I wish he'd go away. — Hughes Mearns Yes, preety much, although this man would most propably talk to you and told you the world is just about to end and he needs your help to stop it from happening, because you're the chosen one This is the denpa trope in a nutshell, although there's a couple of variations. "Through the eyes of madness" is one of them and that one will be more familiar to people who played Saya no Uta. There are also games that talk about being influenced through strange powers - most typically, it's either the "electromagnetic waves", the true trope namer, aliens or some strange artifacts (sealed evil in a can etc). Denpa stories typically dwelve deep into human psyche, often portraying characters who remain torn between two (or even more) planes of existence and most typically, have problems with distinguishing between or even acknowledging the reality (as in, what is trully "real" and what is not?). As the trope namer suggests, those people seem to "receive" and perceive the world on a different frequency than the rest around them. Tinfoil hats are highly encouraged, if you don't plan on losing yourself

Welcome, i'm the first one greeting you... So. HURRAYYYY! I'm also new in fuwa, and my English is not perfect at all, so we are kind of like buddies? Friends? Siblings? (Lovers)

If you don't feel safe a few weeks from now, I suggest taking self-defense classes and conflict resolution classes. In my case, it was the reverse... I had to learn to control a powerful temper and took meditation and stress release/relief classes and began to avoid classes that took advantage of or enhanced my aggressive side. In any case, stay around people you know and trust, and try not to be alone for any significant period of time, so you can avoid falling into depressive/fear spirals. Talking to people you trust about unrelated subjects and watching humorous shows or anime are two things I've use to kill stress and fear. Edit: Also - and this is serious - binge on your favorite foods. Eating an entire tub of ice cream at a single sitting can be great for easing my nerves...

what an inspirational message followed by a terrifying image.

I don't think that's a good solution. My advice would be, make sure you stay around groups of people or teachers for a bit, and they won't do anything. Don't talk to them, don't look at them. Just pretend they don't exist and do your own thing. Also, like the others said, trying to run someone over is a really serious thing. This isn't just some funny joke they can brush off; that's seriously messed up. Take it to the police and see what happens. Those morons deserve to get punished for acting like that.

Narcissu sumire I just checked vndb and it seems it's already released x10

i liked a profile.

Planescape: Torment. Best storytelling bar none.

I made a similar topic a long time ago. Obviously: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_80zOZXC0BQ Jokes aside, on my case, it's probably a remix "Bhava-Agra as seen through a child'd mind". I have way too many remixes of it to pick from, though, so I'll just put the original here.