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Others still have little else in common with most VNs I've played other than artstyle, and these ones are really good: Others copy Japanese VNs in style, certainly, but I think they're original enough when they try: Lucid9, which I thought was brilliant, comes in looking like your typical every day VN, but quickly goes on to justify its Mystery tag. It might just be a bit expensive, though, being freeware and all. Okay, certain Western VNs absolutely do seem like a western versions of Japanese VNs, with a lesser budget, like Sunrider (which I liked). Every single title I mentioned here is recommended, especially VA-11 HALL-A. You can surely find an English language VN that suits your tastes - or maybe one that surprises you. Please note I'm only talking VNs that happen in a virtual space and how they are different from one another.

So while Emily is AwayВ 'behaves' like an IM conversation, Digital: A Love Story features a full-fledged Windows 1.0 (or something) interface.

In the end, they all want to tell a story, but non-text mechanics areВ far more prevalent in the West than in Japan - relative to the number of titles launched, at least.

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and Venti Mesi, from which I got my avatar and header) to the extremely detailed and full of complex color design style in Moacube titles ( Cinders and Solstice) music from Garoad ( VA-11 HALL-A) is completely different from the stuff NicolArmarfi ( Katawa Shoujo) does - as is different the choice system/gameplay style.

Art ranges from the minimalistic style of We Are MГјesli ( Cave! Cave! Deus Videt. Generally speaking, they aren't nearly as concise in terms of style as Japanese ones. There are actually a lot of good Western/non-Japanese VNs out there.

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