Hello Girl

genuinely fell in love with the game, all the character designs are amazing and the story is insanely good

I want to like what’s there, because what’s there is good at parts, but the way the story’s presented is absurdly disjointed. The beginner crawl about idols. The VCR themed framing. Rabbit Zero. Yuno. The epilogue. Feels like so many stories presented together, and then every single plot thread gets dropped instantly as there is no real resolution to anything. Also Ana is of an inexplicable age. Written as if she’s 14 at most, treated by the plot as much older. Great if you don’t really care about the story.

I think my favorite thing about this game is the atmosphere. The setting feels quiet and isolating, but warm at the same time. Like sitting on a hill in the middle of nowhere with your closest friends and pretending nothing exists beyond the horizon. This is a pretty short story. The story of the characters featured in this game wraps up nicely, but the broader setting begs for a follow up, for which this game acts like a prolouge (from what I hear, the devs are currently working on another game set in the same world). All in all, this is a strong, intruiging, and emotional story with a very reasonable price and length if you don't want to commit to anything big.

"..." It's weird, the things you come to expect from visual novels. How they comfort you in ways you can't admit. How afterwards, you won't forget. It's nice.

Much more interesting than I expected! Art is cute, characters are likeable, story is very weird but I liked that it was all over the place. The epilogue is in the Extras. Make the connections, operators!

a very good visual novel. i'm looking forward to imo team's next work, and you should be too :)

I love this game, play it, or else you won't get any weed from big sis Maillard.