Lily's Night Off

Nice, unexpected, cute and funny short visual novel. good sense of humor, fitting music, and great use of subverting expectations.

Exactly what it's advertised to be. Pretty cheap when on sale. Great presentation.

Received this game as a gift so I could play and stream it to my then-boyfriend and all I wanna say is.. [b]wow.[/b] [i]Lily's Night Off[/i] is a a big departure from the original [i]Lily's Day Off[/i], a game I played when I was very little on a miniature mobile screen. This sequel has definitely been made with great care and love into it, as seen with the art and significantly more cutesy and better-looking UI. It feels cleaner and that's great! And the addition of two more girls into the cast did amazingly for the story, because that also meant more funny memes and characters for Lily and the MC to bounce off of to in terms of humour. Since the original game felt.. less animated. But, what about the story? Uh.. honestly, if you asked me what kind of game [i]Lily's Night Off[/i] & [i]Lily's Day Off[/i] are, I would tell you: [h1]Insanity.[/h1] The story and endings are extremely unorthodox and weird as ♥♥♥♥ - and that reason greatly contributed to making the experience a hundred times better. It's certainly a diversion of expectations to see a pink-haired loli [strike](who is actually an adult?? and a pop-star??? eh????)[/strike] turn into a kawaii magical girl so she can get you to jail. The MC completely changes depending on the path you take for completion, and the girls' characters' adapt as well. It's- it's left me speechless, really. This is not a simple VN you can just go to because of its adorable artwork, or colorful characters, or for cute waifu value. It's a game you play for [b]insanity[/b]. As a full-completionist in one night, I highly recommend Lily's Night Off over its predecessor because it's comical, cartoony and bizarre.

uooohhh ;00

Pretty fun short visual novel

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