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Salome's Kiss by ebi-hime Notable tags: LGBTQ+, Gothic-romance, Drama, Historical, Erotic Albeit it's not something I would recommend for everyone, It highly rewards those who stick around with one of the most flesh out Ebi-hime stories I encountered. It embarks us into a promiscuous and fascinating tale evoking bitterness and misery from miles away, steadily describing their surroundings as a novel turning into life (dread) with Ebi inspiring writing thought-out. As follows Letitia's misfortune footsteps make haste from London to Yorkshire, hoarding redemption, sins, anguish and relief within her mournful eyes. It carries dark and unsettling thoughts though the entire duration, tho that's nothing new considering Ebi distinct repertoire, what sells to me is the hoarsen air. The constant feeling to be on edge expecting the worse outcome, and getting some "wild carrots" along the way brough-up an euphoric thrill. Shifting your impressions anew, as an remarkable novelty. Where to get: Steam, Itch.io _______________________________________________________________________________ Perfect Gold: The Alchemy of Happiness by Yangyang Mobile Notable tags: LGBTQ+, Highly Animated Sprites, Protagonist with Voice Acting Reading though Perfect Golden feels like opening an fairy tale book for the first time, as unfolds within it's cover a blissful and magical world as the allure within their illustrations and poetic writing are enough to drawn you in. As presents this fictional world inside as a white canvas being brushed upon characters imbued with life, expressed from their given VA's who role with high prestige and benevolent tone of speech. In addition, harboring an illustrious UI painting Perfect Gold with color. As dwell within chapter transitions, and flipping though-out the pages with easy accessible and snappy options at your own comfort while allows this tale unfolds in front of your eyes. And finally before I close the book, the chemistry between Audrey and Marion it's quite a fun ride. There are rattles being cast, and evocative work within their respective VA's who are responsible for bridging their gap into another page. Where to get: Steam _______________________________________________________________________________ Mizuchi by Aikasa Collective Notable tags: LGBTQ+, Folktale, Food Discussions Mizuchi vibrant story is expresses within it's worldbuilding and what folktales can offer. As the cultural impact it upholds, from the novelty side within it's embodiment within symbolisms and meanings behind. Left you wondering into the wild what are referred to, within their mystical meaning throw into the unknowing. When we have all characters discussing ins and outs within their peculiarities regarding food. Which works pretty neatly, as gives a glimpse from the past. While sorta tells what relationship history does posses. What is there to learn with it's culture, folklore and legends that live within. Meanwhile it also bears a sense of longing, what the future may bring. It really feels like a novel that dwells within the vast intricacies a dynasty long ago forgotten by civilization. And of course the romance within, only enforcing it's unquestionable value as a yuri vn. Where to get: Steam, Itch.io _______________________________________________________________________________ A Summer's End — Hong Kong, 1986 by Oracle & Bone Studios Notable tags: LGBTQ+, 80's, Retro, Summer Set into 1986, Hong Kong. Summer's End excels with Oracle & Bone Studios commitment into bring 80's vibrant aesthetics to life, from the sort of vaporwave motif being show with neon signs spread across the young night. As invites with all their glittering like a swarm of flies within their locked danger beneath, their discotheque houses imbued with allure and glamor. Cassete shops, responsible for hoarding the vast majority of cultural references we see within that time period. Dwelling from classics to erotica's, as it takes use of those elements to decipher our characters demeanors thought-out. A summer's end even after 3 years still holds high to me from their aesthetics, compelling romance from Sam and Michelle. While does bring an excellent cultural representation from that time. Where to get: Steam, Itch.io

Kara no Shojo 1/The Shell Part I: Inferno https://vndb.org/v810 Summary "I want you to look for something ---- Me. My true self." The year is 1956; a series of bizarre murders rocks the city of Tokyo. Tokisaka Reiji, an ex-cop turned private eye, joins the investigation at the behest of his friend Uozumi Kyozo, a detective in the MPD. At the same time, he takes on a missing persons' case at a private all-girls high school, as well as a mysterious request from a girl named Toko to find her true self. As Reiji frantically struggles to crack the case, he learns that the murders bear an uncanny resemblance to a case in which his own fiancé was murdered six years ago. But try as he might, the body count just keeps rising... Ending Guideline / Suggested Route Order It is recommended you do not use this guide until after you get an ending with credits for the first time, unless you find yourself at a roadblock with no idea of how to proceed. This guide provides all conditions for 100%ing the game. This will require multiple full playthroughs. This guide corresponds with the 18+ version of the game. ✦”Map segment” indicates a section where you are shown a map of Tokyo and given a list of places to visit. You can visit two locations per map segment. In this guide, each available location per segment is listed. In the parenthesis next to the name of the location is the character who shows up there and/or the flag you obtain there. If no character or flag name is next to the location, then that means neither shows up. ✦”Investigation segment” indicates a section where you examine a location, typically a scene of a crime, and examine objects there to collect evidence and make observations on the crime, which will be added to your notebook. Usually, every inspectable item has two unique segments of text, so each object should be examined twice. In order to end the investigation, you need to have found what the game has wanted you to find, generally by examining everything twice. If you try to end an investigation before you have found what the game wants you to find, there will be a unique piece of dialogue, followed by the investigation continuing. There are some investigations where you can end it without having found everything the game wants you to; in those events, the game will ask you if you’re sure you want to end the investigation. In most cases, these guarantee Bad Endings down the line. ✦”Variation #” refers to altered narration, dialogue, or even scenes that are dependent on earlier choices or flags obtained. ✦”Unique line” refers to a choice that, while not correct, gives you unique lines that are different from the standard “no, that’s wrong” response. Route Guideline Character flags, in general, allows you to acquire additional scenes/dialogues with certain characters, as well as triggering optional H-Scenes with several of them at points. Furthermore, several of these characters have unique scenes/CGs unlocked in the epilogue that can only be obtained by acquiring all of those characters’ flags in a single playthrough. Flags do not carry over from playthrough to playthrough, they are only triggered in a single playthrough each. Thus, all character flags are reset when starting anew. The character flags with unlockable epilogue scenes/CGs are Stella, Yukari, Ayumu, Kyoko, Hatsune, and Natsume. First Playthrough Tsukishima Orihime Mizuhara Toko Yosomiya Tsuzuriko Akazaki Nene Hazuki Kyoko Bad Endings Second Playthrough Amemiya Hatsune Kuchiki Toko Attribution This walkthrough was made using John Hooper doc as a basis. Taking in mind the new translation was a fresh experince as I was noting it down.