Mike G from Twinfinite writes:
I might be a little biased when I say this, but you might want to check out this Kickstarter. Seriously, just give it a looksie.
What Kickstarter? Ah. Right. First, check out our spoiler-free review of a great all-ages visual novel called World End Economica. Back? Played it already? Seen it on Steam but haven’t bought it yet but you still think you can read on? Awesome. Let’s dive in.
Fans of the visual novel series World End Economica by Spicy Tails have reason to celebrate, as it made the first step toward becoming an anime.
Today Sekai Project dropped its E3 2019 announcement, and there is plenty to enjoy for both Nintendo Switch and PS4 fans, and even some for those who still love the PS Vita.
Visual novels went from being a rare genre outside of Japan to one we see appearing on major consoles! This is great news, but it also means that there can be some ambiguity. Lots of games are having the “visual novel” label applied to them. Which is fine for beginners, but it does not really show how distinct and unique some games can be. There are different categories falling under the visual novel umbrella, after all. With games like Nekopara and 428: Shibuya Scramble finding their ways to consoles, now is a great time to go over the different kinds of visual novels, so you can be better informed before you start reading!
