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Epic fantasy FVN about a mature ram starting over one last time (NSFW)
What if you had a new chance in life ?
Back home. Let's turn it into a girls' dorm.
After the sudden death of your father you come to live again with your sisters and mother, will romance blossom?
A naughty tentacle god vs naughty school girls.
A game about a girl in your apartment...
18+ A trip to an out of the way grocery store the night before a snowstorm turns into a gamble with your life.
Wanderer is an hentai adventure game with dating sim and RPG elements
Innocent witches is a rendition of the story of the boy who lived. A bit brighter, more lustrous, and more lustful.
Free erotic game-a parody of W.I.T.C.H. universe for adults
High-quality pixel art adult video game
A Harem Sandbox Game with Tons of Fun
College Dating Visual Novel 18+ (Harem)
A detective, corruption harem game where you solve mysteries.
Unravel a conspiracy, fall in love, or use your power to seduce your classmates!
Camran, nobleman and smuggler, roams the galaxy. As he becomes part of sinister plans, his life is changed forever...
An adult game where you're confined with 4 girls!
An adult visual novel of love, lust, and getting down to business.
Harem Hotel includes 18 unique characters, over 850 unique events & more coming!
3D adventure game with monster girls and lewd.
NSFW-parody based on Overwatch universe
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Visual novels are interactive stories. They focus mainly on character development and plot rather than action and gameplay mechanics.
For adults, often containing sexual or mature content.
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Top 10 Visual Novels to get you started
Perhaps not the best, but without a doubt one of the most professional and polished VNs to ever come out of the west, BaDik (as it’s commonly abbreviated) is a game by developer DrPinkCake. As the developer of Acting Lessons, expectations were high and BaDik has surpassed them significantly. Set in a university campus, you play a character who joins the fraternity of DIK, known as the diks. You get a choice whether to play as a “chick” or “dik”, i.e. a savior type good guy or an outright asshole. The renders are worthy of a triple-A mainstream game, there are professionally crafted animations, a solid story and plenty of humor and atmosphere. Add some minigames and distractions (that can be turned off if they annoy you) and you get a refreshing experience if you’re used to the glaring issues of most amateur western VNs. It’s rare to find a developer who keeps to standards as much as DPC does and you can calmly expect the game to be properly developed, like Acting Lessons was. First season of BaDik is also available on steam. 
The most supported game for years now, Summertime Saga receives constant updates that expand an already huge sandbox game. Starting as a typical incest mother+sister adult VN, the game has since evolved far past that so much so that you might not be able to tell it was changed only to adhere to Patreon rules. Lots of humor, hand-drawn, compelling girls and a completely immersive storyline – it won’t be the most outrageously good game you’ve played, but it will be among the best. 
Despite the issues with development and the likelihood it won’t get finished and will drop in quality, there still hasn’t been a western VN that pushed the boundaries of the genre as much as Milfy City did. The story is cliche upon cliche, the setting is the most cliched fauxcest one, the sandbox isn’t great but none of that matters from the drop-dead gorgeous characters, incredible animation, erotic build-up and the simple fact that the game doesn’t tease you in order to squeeze as much money as possible.
It’s rare for western adult VNs to actually get finished and wrapped up and the ones that do tend to start cutting corners and removing character storylines so they can come to some sort of conclusion. Dreams of Desire actually had a finale – the story was brought to a conclusion and everything was wrapped up. Despite its fauxcest setting (you won’t find a game without it in this period, sadly), the game features an incredibly original mysterious & magical story, which goes quite dark and a little crazy, but still holds up well. The quality is there too, with some of the best renders in the genre.
Unlike VNs, House Party is a fully functioning 1st person game where you, the MC, attend a house party. Your mission is (obviously) to sleep with all the guests. You complete a short quest for each character that involves going around the house and doing various things, as well as getting the right answers to dialogue. There’s not much story, but it’s focused on the gameplay & engine rather. Gameplay just works, with NPCs walking around the house and adjusting their movement to yours. They will react to your actions, as well as to other characters actions and it all looks and feels really good. 
Lower on the list because it has high expectations to fulfill, Wild Life is one of the biggest adult gaming projects ever undertaken. An action-rpg with professional development and adult content, it blends the line between triple-A and adult games. It’s hard to describe, but there’s a good reason it’s the game with the highest financial support from the community right now. 
An absolute classic, Man of the House is also a finished game and despite its genre and setting remains one of the most mainstream adult games available, with “let’s play” videos on youtube and a popular steam version. It doesn’t have any spectacular qualities, but it’s fun, easy, and offers plenty of variety and intuitive gameplay. 
One might think the reason Big Brother blew people away is the quality of the renders or the depraved, fauxcest, corrupted setting, but that’s not all it offers. For a visual novel, you would assume a simple walkthrough is enough to guide you through the correct choices, especially since Big Brother doesn’t have so many options. But the game was abandoned in 2018 and to this day has many thousands of pages of comments everywhere asking about how to do X and when to do Y. While many people complain it’s grindy, the depth of the game is incredible and somehow adds to the build-up, even if in the cheesy way of making it very, very long. It easily holds the title of the most often remade game and it’s worth a playthrough just to see what all the fuss is about. Set aside a long weekend and some calming music – it’s going to take a while.
Featuring hentai-style art, Harem Hotel is a game where you inherit a hotel and invite beautiful women to stay there. And you eventually try to make it into your harem. It’s easy to see why we like it – light, pleasant, easy to figure out without a walkthrough. It’s a very solid experience overall.
Another one of the rare finished & wrapped up games, but a little different. Depraved Awakening banks heavily on its setting and story, trying to blend sex scenes and adult content as part of & necessary to the story, rather than a goal you strive towards. Set in a noir detective world, it deals with a mystery, drugs, guns, gangsters and everything of the sort. The women in the game fit the setting perfectly and the graphics are quite beautiful. The cherry on top is that the developer is currently creating another game with virtually the same idea of story & setting based adult game, but in a different setting.
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Fate/stay night did battle royale before it was cool.
FATE/STAY NIGHT IN A NUTSHELL: Developer: Type-MOON Platforms: PC, PlayStation 2 (Realta Nua Edition); PlayStation Vita (Realta Nua Edition), Android (Realta Nua Edition) Release Date: January 30, 2004 (PC); April 19, 2007 (PS2); May 29, 2015 (Android) Availability: Fan-translation patch (Complete)
"This is not a story of a hero. Those who would aspire to be such have no place here."
FULL METAL DAEMON MURAMASA IN A NUTSHELL: Developer: Nitroplus Platform: PC Release Date: October 30, 2009 (Regular Edition); July 19, 2016 (Windows 10 Support Edition); August 21, 2021 (English Edition) Availability: JAST USA
Don’t let the looks fool you. The kid packs a punch.
„Achieve your mission with all your might. Despair not till your last breath. Make your death count.”
MUV-LUV DUOLOGY IN A NUTSHELL: Developer: Age Platforms: PC, Xbox, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita Release Date: February 28, 2003 (Muv-Luv), July 14, 2016 (Steam Edition); February 24, 2006 (Muv-Luv Alternative), September 19, 2017 (Steam Edition) Availability: Fan-translation patch (Complete); Steam
“We finally became friends. I've said everything I wanted to say. Now we know everything about each other. Though, from the moment we become friends, we'll never speak to each other again.”
WHITE ALBUM 2 IN A NUTSHELL: Developer: Sting & Leaf Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita Release Date: March 26, 2010 (Introductory Chapter); December 22, 2011 (Closing Chapter) Availability: Fan-translation patch (Incomplete)
Have you ever wanted to read a good video game? It’s possible. Here’s a bunch of good visual novels to start with. Fantasy, philosophy, magic, mechas, steampunk, action, love, gothic, suspense, drama, mystery, samurai; we’ve got something for everyone.
Visual novel is a video game genre, whose land of origin was, surprisingly, America, but its popular modern incarnation comes from Japan. These games usually have little to no interactive gameplay (though there are exceptions to this rule), their main forte being characterization and storytelling, but one thing they have in common with literature is they do not shy away from adult content. As an ardent reader (both in English and Japanese), I’ve prepared for you a selection of some of the best visual novels available, now or soon, on the market. Although not all of them are officially available in English (some were translated by their fans, some other are either said to be translated officially or considered for translation in the near future), these are all superb games, perhaps even worth learning a new language for. The order in which the titles are presented is insignificant, so sit back and grab a bite, my fellow bookworms.
Story Outline: Heroic Urban Fantasy Adventure
Adult Content: Optional – all ages patch available
Length: Very Long (around 80 hours)
Fate/stay night is a bona fide adventure game in the same sense as Stevenson’s Treasure Island is an adventure novel, and a good one at that. The story takes place in a modern urban fantasy setting, where magic is real and powerful, but hidden from the society. It’s got a well-defined (but damaged) protagonist, it’s got beautiful girls you’d be willing to fight and die (you know, the thing people do when they are killed?) for, and it’s got you set up as an unwilling underdog in a battle between powerful mages and even more powerful mythical heroes , so tread lightly. On the bright side, you get a sticker every time you kick the bucket, so there’s that.
The game’s protagonist, Shiro Emiya, is a young man with a knack for mechanics, living alone after the death of his foster father, who saved the boy from a catastrophic fire that befell the city 10 years ago. The plot twist is that his savior was also an infamous renegade mage and an assassin, who participated in a magic battle-royale contest known as the Holy Grail War, which took place in that very city and was the cause of the fire he saved the boy from. The old man was understandably unwilling to teach his son the tricks of the trade, even though Shiro had a great respect for his foster father. Due to the lack of formal training in the art of magic, the boy’s only decent skill is a seemingly useless strengthening ability, which he nevertheless practiced throughout the years. His normal life continues, until one day, a magical brand appears on his hand, heralding the beginning of a new Holy Grail War...
The game is divided into three routes, branching early on in the story, which need to be completed in a predefined order: first “Fate”, then “Unlimited Blade Works”, and finally “Heaven’s Feel”. In theory, all of them are just alternate retellings of the same story, but due to the choices we make, their plotlines diverge so much, that each becomes a unique scenario. The one thing that binds them together is the discussion about what it means to be a hero and an altruist in the context of dealing with survivor’s guilt.
Originally released in 2004 on PC, the title was translated to English by the fan community. So far no official translations of the game have been released. As the upgraded PlayStation 2 edition became available, various teams have ported visuals and content such as adult scenes, which culminated in the Ultimate Edition 0.9.1 patch, released in February 2019, enabling us to access graphics, music, and languages from all available editions of the game in a single complete package with widescreen support.
Story Outline: Dieselpunk Noir Mecha Samurai Flick
Lenght: Very Long (around 69 hours)
Full Metal Daemon Muramasa (not to be confused with the 2009 console title Muramasa: The Demon Blade ) is considered to be one of the best adult visual novels out there. The title sports an intriguing alternative-history setting, in which 19th-century Japan (or Yamato), ruled by a fictional shogunate, was conquered and occupied by America under British rule. An essential, unique element of this quasi-historical background are the Tsurugi – flight-capable suits of powered armor forged by smiths and donned by warriors known as Musha.
The story follows Minato Kageaki, a mysterious man snatched out of prison to do some dirty work for the shogunate – take down a powerful rogue Musha who tries to spread chaos throughout the realm. As meek and unfit for the job as he may first seem , the protagonist has a dark secret that made him accept the shogunate’s offer – he pursues a quest for atonement using his personal Tsurugi, one of the few remaining masterpieces of old craftsmanship, the crimson Muramasa. The armor is said to be cursed and has caused a massacre in the days of old, making it no better than the one, which it is supposed to help killing.
Muramasa features 3 major scenarios, so called routes, one for each of the protagonist’s love interests, and several endings. The storylines are dark, they love to subvert heroic cliches and provide us with many opportunities to die, if we make a bad decision in one of the story’s numerous choices. This definitely isn’t a title for everyone, as it brutally deals with such topics as justification of vengeance, heroism, love, loyalty, and pursuit of justice at all costs.
One more thing that needs to be remembered is the fact that the developer Nitroplus usually does not shy away from explicit adult content in their titles – and Muramasa is no exception to this rule. After many years of being available only to proficient Japanese users, the game was officially released in English by JAST on August 21, this year.
Story Outline: High-School Romantic Comedy / Post-Apocalyptic Hard Military Sci-Fi
Adult Content: Optional – all ages edition available
Length: Very Long (around 40 hours for Muv-Luv; around 55 hours for Muv-Luv Alternative)
According to VNDB, the largest western resource on visual novels, Muv-Luv Alternative is the highest-rated visual novel there is. As you might have noticed, there are two titles listed under this entry, but there is a good reason for that. The first game , originally released in 2003, is divided into two chapters ( Extra and Unlimited ) and together with Alternative they were supposed to form a trilogy. Unfortunately, the sheer volume of content was too much for a single game, hence the division. They should, however, be considered a single piece of narrative.
Muv Luv Extra is, at best, a decent, if cliche romantic comedy set in high school, featuring more or less stereotypical characters (class rep, childhood friend, quirky girl, high class girl, mascot, trap). You, playing as one Takeru Shirogane, may or may not enjoy it, but there are better stories out there, that’s for sure. To unlock the second chapter, you’re only required to complete the routes of the two main heroines, Sumika and Meiya. The remaining four are optional, but the story will reward you later on if you complete them as well.
Muv Luv Unlimited begins by dropping a bomb: the school romance is gone. You wake up in your bed, like you did yesterday, except the rest of your street is gone, the rest of your town is gone, most of humanity is gone, and there’s a military base where your school used to be. Also, there be mechs, lots of mechs. Unlimited chapter is a military SF focusing on the desperate struggle against an alien life form that invaded Earth, and borrowing a lot from Starship Troopers in the process. The plot twist comes as a shock to both the protagonist and the player, as they have to become a military cadet, adapt to new rules, and learn the hard way that they are only a powerless pawn in the hands of the world’s generals and politicians.
3 years layer, Age released Muv Luv Alternative – the final piece of the puzzle. The protagonist once again wakes up in his room, the world is still a mess, and mankind is still on the ropes. Only one thing is different – the main character remembers everything: the peaceful world of innocent romance, the months of harsh military training, the despair of a dying world, and the regret of not being able to do anything to change the final outcome of the story. And so does the player. The final route of the story begins, answering all the questions we did not want answered, providing a glimpse into multiverse theory and paying homage to a myriad of SF classics.
Steam editions of both games have been funded through an extremely successful (over $1,250,000 collected) Kickstarter campaign. You might also be interested in a patch that will bring the Steam edition of MLA up to par with the original Japanese release.
Story Outline: Young Adult Romance Drama
Length: Very Long (around 12 hours for Introductory Chapter; around 66 hours for Closing Chapter)
White Album 2 is, as the name suggest, a sequel. It has, however, little in common with the previous part and might as well be treated as a stand-alone for the purpose of this summary. The story told in White Album 2 is divided into two independently released chapters. ~Introductory Chapter~ is much shorter and works as a direct prequel, presenting the events that unfolded three years before the action of ~Closing Chapter~, and setting up the premise for the main story arc. While reading it is not required, it will help us understand the underlying situation of the protagonists.
The introduction focuses on the honor student Haruki Kitahara, a third-year high-schooler in the first chapter, whose hobby was playing guitar. His life becomes much more complicated, when he needs to recruit two girls – Kazusa Touma, daughter of a famous musician, and Setsuna Ogiso, a natural vocal talent – to save his club’s school festival concert from certain doom. In time, the three become friends, hoping to become something more. The feelings of the
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