are there any vns written in 古文?

[ホアー ビち]

i think ill start studying it in the near future. i was wondering if there are vns like this. if there are, plz say what they r.

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23 hours ago, Asonn said:

as much as there are 50+ hours yuri games

like, you played 58 vns and is implying there is none based on ur limited knowledge, srsly? also, lemme see, theres no "kobun" tag in vndb, so ur implyment is baseless. 

[Kawasumi]

Not entirely. But stuff written by Mareni or Masada has some pretty ancient writing in it as far as I have heard.

[Bolverk]

Not sure about any vns that actually have been written in 古文, there area few that contain some of it though as Kawasumi said.

Curious btw. What books/sites/material will you use to study 古文?

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23 hours ago, Bolverk said:

Curious btw. What books/sites/material will you use to study 古文?

i wont be studying it until june or something, so i still dont have that settled up yet, but i heard imabi has a section about that. do you have any recs?

[Bolverk]

Imabi has some on it yeah.  Seems like a good place to start. Afterwards you should prbly find some jp written textbooks on it. No idea how much interest you have in literature. But reading the old classics in original is good practice I imagine. I haven't had much interest for 古文 so far. So haven't looked any into it honestly.

[Zalor]

I'm pretty sure that the only reason to learn 古文 these days are if you plan to read older Japanese literature in the original. Unless you are either really anal about translations  (to the extent that you don't even trust modern japanese translations of older japanese) or if you are getting a graduate degree in Japanese literature, then I see no real reason to learn 古 文.  So I am curious what your incentives are.

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23 hours ago, Zalor said:

I'm pretty sure that the only reason to learn 古文 these days are if you plan to read older Japanese literature in the original. Unless you are either really anal about translations  (to the extent that you don't even trust modern japanese translations of older japanese) or if you are getting a graduate degree in Japanese literature, then I see no real reason to learn 古 文.  So I am curious what your incentives are.

well, even jap students learn it. but its not rly a 'necessity' thing, but + of a curiosity or culture and language obsession (no weaboo). anyway, learning 古文 would make me feel + confident n + knowledgeable bout the language.

dont bother trying to understand strippers, tbh.

[Chronopolis]

It pops up sparingly in some VN's, but never significant parts of a VN.

A few passages from Muramasa. Including the 'noh play'. Dies Irae definitely features some, and Kajiri Kamui Kagura definitely contains a bunch.
Kikan Bakumatsu has a bit (phrases, idioms).
Subahibi has some, because it quotes shit.

It's more like it shows up uncommonly in phrases/idioms or artistic exposition (that's why I want to learn the basics). I'd doubt anyone would write a VN in it because it'd be a pain in the ass for most Japanese people to read.