Third person Visual Novels

[Undying]

So, I've recently finished comyu and I thought that the game would be so much better if I didnt had to read Akihito stupid monologues, so I stoped and noticed that I dont know much VNs that use a third person style of narrative, can you guys recommend me some?

[Okami]

I don't think that such VN exist, at least I newer heard of one, there are some that have multiple protagonist but there is no VNs without one (If you know Japanese true there is probably something similar out there). That said protagonists as bad as Akihito are not that usual.

[Undying]

I don't think that such VN exist, at least I newer heard of one, there are some that have multiple protagonist but there is no VNs without one (If you know Japanese true there is probably something similar out there). That said protagonists as bad as Akihito are not that usual.

its not exactly without the protag, is just that the story would be told outside his perspective, like in books when you have a sort of a "narrator" describing the story.

[Heizei_koukousei]

9 hours 9 persons 9 doors and HitanaBokko are mentioned on the LemmaSoft forums for having 3rd person narration. But I haven't played them so I'm not 100% sure

[Darklord Rooke]

There's some Western VNs that have 3rd person narration, I'd have to double check the titles before I listed them though.

 

Alternatively you can just look through this list on VNDB http://vndb.org/g902

[Nerathim]

Umineko and Higanbana have a lot of third person narration and they are really good.

[Fiddle]

If I recall correctly, Saya no Uta is third-person. Not only in writing style, either; the fact that they focus on a number of different perspectives is essential to the game, I believe.

[Decay]

I was going to suggest Umineko. Sometimes they go into first person narration, but a very large part of it is third person. Lots of perspective switching happens as well.

[Undying]

umineko added to the backlog, but the anime sucked, is the vn good?

 

 

 

Saya and 999 Ive alredy played. 

[Decay]

The VN is excellent. I've never seen the anime, but everyone always says the adaptation was terrible. I'm playing Umineko now and it's incredibly entertaining and isn't letting up. However, I also can't attest to how much you'll enjoy it if you've spoiled the whole thing watching the anime.

[Undying]

The VN is excellent. I've never seen the anime, but everyone always says the adaptation was terrible. I'm playing Umineko now and it's incredibly entertaining and isn't letting up. However, I also can't attest to how much you'll enjoy it if you've spoiled the whole thing watching the anime.

[Nerathim]

And the anime doesn't spoil more than the first 4 episodes anyways. (Because it's not only bad but incomplete too)