There is even a brilliant gameplay system in which you write down clues in a notepad and then reach conclusions by tying them together. A lot of the content of the game can be quite shocking, murder scenes are certainly not for the faint-hearted, but if you can persevere, the rewards are great. It takes beauty to another level, with a dark, sometimes disturbing atmosphere. The art of Innocent Grey is a good enough reason to try this game out. While it may ask for a lot of time and patience, its genre and style can be very accessible for fans of murder mysteries. It’s very hard to explain what is so immersive about the series, but it has to be said that it does give off a very good murder-mystery vibe and doesn’t let off for even a second. While it’s not a single Visual Novel, the series has to be taken as a whole – it’s arranged in such a way that the first 4 novels present questions, and the latter 4 offer answers (with additional releases afterwards). We can heap praise over Fate/stay night for days, but it truly is an experience like no other. The internet never even brought up the historical inaccuracy. If you’re wondering whether it really is that good – the game took a popular historical character, transformed them into a young girl, butchered the legend and somehow came out with one of the most beloved VN characters ever created. The characters cannot be understated either, with Fate offering one of those very rare examples of an utterly compelling main character. This is massively thanks to some of the most inspirational music and sound design to this day. The story is incredible, constantly giving out a feeling of magic, wonder and throughout most of the game a constant melancholic vibe. Don’t let the year fool you – the art can’t be considered dated and it’s clearly among the best ever created, if not the best outright. However, Fate/stay night was originally released as a visual novel in 2004.
The series requires no introduction, but some people who are finding out about the franchise just now may think the anime is the main media. With that in mind, here’s 5 visual novels that are without a doubt among the best ones ever produced and a great entry point: Diving into the world of eroge visual novels can be a daunting task, since there are thousands available and it’s quite hard to find fully-fledged reviews. While “eroge” in itself simply means erotic game and does not depict a genre or gameplay, the most popular eroges are often visual novels.
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