WHAT AN INCREDIBLE VISUAL NOVEL!!! The music is so pleasant to listen to and does such a great job of immersing you in the atmosphere! The art style is incredibly satisfying to look at, and the animations are SO PEAK-- from the moving backgrounds to the charactersβ little sprite animations! Everything feels so charming and adds so much life to the game π The plot is really intriguing and has left me wanting to know so much more! Those papers we read... hmmm, theories... π I NEED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS UNIVERSE!! And Colt… OH, COLT. IβM SO FOND OF HIM ALREADY. Heβs so adorable and goofy, I canβt help but love him π₯Ίπ I had such a wonderful time playing this visual novel, and I HIGHLY recommend giving it a try! I really hope this VN gets more recognition and is eventually translated into more languages. It would be so much fun to play it in Brazilian Portuguese someday! ^^ Iβm really excited to see where the story goes from here ৻( β’Μ α β’Μ ΰ§»)ΚΈα΅ΚΈ!!!
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Bro wtf? You talk like you're some kind of professional critic, but most of your points don't really make sense. Comparing HIWHI to YMTHAH just because both are visual novels that take place in a house and involve some form of captivity is such a huge stretch. That kind of premise has existed for years and doesn't belong to the creator of YMTHAH. There are plenty of visual novels (and games in general) that use similar themes. Calling it a copy based on that alone makes no sense, especially considering the two games were released fairly close to each other. Also... what did you even mean by "as a tester of these games"? What does that have to do with anything? And I honestly don't understand your comments about the art either. You describe it as if it's objectively awful, but it's genuinely well made. The anatomy and proportions are clearly stylized, which is a very common artistic choice. Saying things like "it burns my eyes" or demanding a complete redesign doesn't come across as constructive criticism, it just sounds exaggerated. You're obviously entitled to dislike the art style, but presenting your personal preference as if it's an objective flaw isn't really fair.