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Yangyang Mobile, developers of visual novels like The Letter, Love Esquire, Perfect Gold, and Saint Maker, have one week to go before the end of their Kickstarter campaign for their latest project, High Times. Here are some of the key features that will soothe your gaming sweet tooth: Inspired by Scott Pilgrim, VA-11 Hall-A, Good […]
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Indonesian Toge Productions and Publisher Chorus have announced the next instalment in their popular visual novel series, Coffee Talk Tokyo, slated for release in 2025. The game will be available on multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Revealed during Nintendo’s Indie World showcase, this third entry in the Coffee Talk […]
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Pryzm is a survival adventure mystery game developed by Troy Chin, also known as DrearyWeary, a Singaporean comic artist and game developer. The game blends visual novel elements with turn-based combat in a unique hand-drawn pixel art style. The story follows six friends on a weekend getaway who end up in a mountain area haunted […]
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The time-travel romance visual novel “Who Murdered My Empress?” from developer Little Snake Studio will be released on Steam on June 21st, 2024. The game takes place in a fantastical realm inspired by 19th-century Vietnam. In “Who Murdered My Empress?”, players take on the role of Mai, a police officer from the present day who […]
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NOVELASIA by SEAGamethetic is a unique showcase highlighting one of the foremost genres in indie game development. The visual novel is a striking genre that showcases storytelling skills enhanced by art, music, game mechanics, and the like. Southeast Asia has produced well-known examples in games like Coffee Talk from Indonesia, The Letter from the Philippines, […]
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A chat over a cup of coffee is one of the prime ways to hang out with someone today. It’s affordable enough compared to a full-blown meal in a fancy restaurant. Most cafes have something for everyone. They’re public enough to feel safe but intimate enough to share some secrets. I’ve heard my fair share […]
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