It's easy to dismiss these games as trashy, girly, or somehow less 'worthy' because they're anime, or because they're "just reading" but that's like avoiding action movies because "it's just guns, innit" and then you never get to witness the sheer brilliance of films like The Fifth Element and Mad Max.Doki Doki Literature Club is one of the best visual novels of all time Anyway, I don't want to waste time defending visual novels against the criticism they always get, because frankly, if someone wants to avoid the entire genre because of some preconceived notions about how boring reading is, then they're just missing out.And that's fine.More visual novels for me.
They often don't offer much in the way of interaction, although many of them will give the player dialogue choices, but I'm not about to discount because I don't get to press buttons enough.The House in Fata Morgana is one of the best visual novels of all time I've been playing for the past few weeks a visual novel that came out in April, and is and the way it tells its story not only through the words on the screen, but through its framing, its interface, and even through its menu is a wonderfully surprising twist on the genre.Visual novels set up the expectation that you're about to do a lot of reading, but that's not to say that they don't have something up their sleeve all the same., which I've also been playing, is similar, in that it subverts the players' expectations through various unusual narrative devices. Soapbox: It's The Summer Of Visual Novels On Switch, And It's Just The Beginning Nintendo Life I should probably learn to read by Share: Visual novels.Are they games, or are they slideshows? Well, let's get one thing straight, because this is a soapbox: I personally don't particularly care.I enjoy an evening curled up with a good book, and likewise, I enjoy an evening curled up with a good visual novel on auto-play, occasionally unfurling my hand from the mountain of blankets and biscuit crumbs to make a choice.I think visual novels are fantastic, especially because so many of them play with convention in a way that books could never do.
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