Visual novels

Visual Novel Ripped Off By Adult Game

To Heart is a landmark in Japanese adult PC gaming. Released in 1997, the game is a visual novel and showed how adult themes could be woven into a moving story. It influenced a generation of visual novels. » 6/03/10 5:00am 6/03/10 5:00am

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Visual novels

Visual Novel Ripped Off By Adult Game