Gay novel game
Games for those interested in gay characters, storylines, and player options
Recommended 17 December,
“Sci-fi RPG trilogy remaster with branching narrative and action combat. Includes M/M romance paths (esp. in 3), with fully voiced scenes. Implicit sex, no nudity. Choices carry across all 3 games.” Recommended 18 March,
“Visual novel and simulation that casts players in the role of a guild leader in the world's hottest MMORPG. Romance any of the three love interests regardless of which pronouns you choose.” Recommended 9 November,
“Anime-styled monster dating sim meets card battler. Engage in absurd dating scenarios. Maybe save the world. 4-player local co-op option. Choose your character and choose any of 12 crushes to pursue.” Recommended 6 October,
“A dating sim, hack-and-slash action game, with one slow-burn M/M romance option, set in a futuristic post-apocalyptic world filled with danger, love, and adventure. Implicit sexual behavior.” Recommended 3 October,
“Larian eleva13 Best LGBTQ+ Visual Novel Games
Summary
- Visual novels give diverse LGBTQ+ representation, from light-hearted romances to dense explorations of struggles.
- Free games like A Date With Death and One Night, Hot Springs provide inclusive narratives for LGBTQ+ players.
- Games like Ace In Space and Butterfly Soup delve into asexuality and nonbinary identities, refreshing the visual novel genre.
Visual novels are games with an emphasis on good narrative and well-written dynamic characters. They feature interactive elements, where your choices often determine the plot's outcome. Although visual novels also frequently function as dating sims, that isn’t the case for every single one.
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In some, when romance is one of the primary objects, you can divert and opt for a platonic relationship as adv. Some of the top visual novels feature LGBTQ+ aspects, whether it’s quixotic or queer-platonic relationships.
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Posted: 21 September,
It do be a great spicy game (I'll try to keep this as spoiler free as I can and this review will probably be pretty long)When I first saw this game in the store a couple of months ago, I was quite excited for the release. Having played a couple of other Visual Novels from Y Press Games I was so ecstatic that I snatched up the game right when it was available a few hours ago. (Since this is still a fresh let go there will probably be some changes and patches for this game in the future but I'm not quite sure lol)
(EDIT: I have fully completed this game as of now so I'll be adding on which opinions have changed) Even though I'm still in the middle of completing this game in it's entirety at the moment, I have completed two routes so far. With 5 hours of playtime as
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There's good and poor, but more bad.
The Bad: Before you think about purchasing, carefully read the statements from the developer and take them into account. Although the game was presented (and was advertised) as a story with options, there are essentially none. There's one romantic interest with two possible endings. The story does have an finish, but there's no valid choices to be made. The developer admits the game is less than originally promised, but chose to release a semi-finished product and then walked away. From the developer's statement, there's no intent to expand the story in the future.
The Good: What's there is reasonably high-quality. The story is pretty compelling, and the artwork is good done (if unbelievable). The writing is pretty fine, with fewer (not none) spelling and grammatical mistakes than most.
The Bad: Before you think about purchasing, carefully read the statements from the developer and take them into account. Although the game was presented (and was advertised) as a story with options, there are essentially none. There's one romantic interest with two possible endings. The story does have an finish, but there's no valid choices to be made. The developer admits the game is less than originally promised, but chose to release a semi-finished product and then walked away. From the developer's statement, there's no intent to expand the story in the future.
The Good: What's there is reasonably high-quality. The story is pretty compelling, and the artwork is good done (if unbelievable). The writing is pretty fine, with fewer (not none) spelling and grammatical mistakes than most.