GameZone: "For fans of the Higurashi: When They Cry series of all-age visual novels, MangaGamer has announced this week that the eighth and final chapter of the mystery series will be released on July 15. Entitled Higurashi: Matsuribiyashi, the chapter continues from where the last one left off, leaving all of the players and pieces from the last couple of chapters at wits end as everything moves in perpetual motion."
The recent events regarding Bokuten ~ Why I Became an Angel's removal and then reinstatement to the Steam storefront has probably left you as confused as many of us. Thankfully, MangaGamer is willing to shed some light on this strange saga.
Today publisher MangaGamer provided a string of updates on its current localization projects on its official Twitter account.
Valve's taken aim at MangaGamer once again and it's The Expression: Amrilato that's caught in the crossfire. What could Valve have against an all-ages yuri visual novel about learning to communicate? And why do they keep targeting MangaGamer?
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They seem to target school settings as well but only if it's a japanese VN. Many have been not allowed just for featuring children despite the VN having no sexual undertones whatsoever.
Dunno about the all-age visual novel part tough, Higurashi has its brutal and psychopathic parts as well. Dunno about the answer arcs tough.
I really hope at least some of these vn's get more attention, there are plenty good with really good plot but many just tend to ignore them for the AO rated fan service that they tend to offer. (Note: Manga gamer offers more suitable versions for those who prefer the slightly cut version)
Would buy Higurashi but I have yet to convince myself on DL only games/visual novels.