Category Archives: al|together Reviews

I review an al|together-translated visual novel with unusually high production values and a main character with braids.

I take a look at one of the best visual novels of the al|together set, featuring a terrific protagonist in Kasumi Kurasawa, broken phones, holograms, and growing up.

My review of Midsummer Haze, a visual novel that was almost as difficult to finish as it was to find and run…

The world to reverse contains two distinct visual novels: hallucinate and Flanca. Both are more than a bit experimental and grim.

We review a sentimental visual novel about family set in the Japanese countryside (mild sci-fi may also be included).

Reviewing Collage, a translation of a freeware 2004 Japanese visual novel told from the perspective of three young adults in the city.

I review I, Too, Saw Dreams Through Air, a visual novel which offers two dream-like visual novels for the (free) price of one.

I review a 3-minute visual novel about a girl who sets out to destroy the planet after making a mistake on her school exam. (Explanation is in context.)

My review of Flood of Tears, a freeware visual novel with a ton of heart and a very charming heroine in Hina Kawase.

Reviewing “A Winter’s Tale,” the official English version of a charming freeware ren’ai Japanese visual novel that had been released in Japan in 2002.

A Christmas Eve review of io [Christmas Eve].

A… strange visual novel… that may be enjoyed after Plain Song.