Wonderful Everyday Down the Rabbit-Hole Reviews

well this was mind braking. loved every moment of it, would return to the sky again.

The delulu is strong in this one, disturbing yet rewarding to read. One of the best vns I have ever read 10/10.

More of an experience than a novel. Genuinely beautiful though - you will laugh, you will cry, you will cower in unending fear, you will go to the local bookstore and buy out the whole philosophy section.

It's an awesome visual novel that I will never recommend to anyone.

(Around a 8.5/10, Read the uncensored patched version) A tough sell for sure giving the game's subject matter, how it doesn't hold back on tackling said subject matter in the most revolting of details, and it's nature as a Denpa VN in which you don't fully understand what's going on for the majority of the ride. For every two or three great positives I have to say there's a major drawback I have to warn. I'm being vague on purpose to not spoil the twists and turns this game pulls on you but, genuinely, go in with caution. Also, Yuki Minakami was the best protagonist, and Looking-glass Insects was the best chapter.

Me when a piece of fiction tells me life is worth living so I have to give it a 10/10 it also has yuki minakami which is reason enough to read it

A 8/10 that turns into a 2/10 in the last chapters of the game. Other vns do everything that subahibi does but better so it's not even worth reading

hey man, that scene where the girl get's is fvćked like an animal by the janitors rabid dog was necessary for the plot! oh oh! and the chapter that consist entirely of rápé and other sexual assault scenes, because apparently, I, as a reader, am too stupid to understand something that is explained to me in words, so instead, the author has to show me it 10 times back to back, as if I was rétárded and didn't know what sexual assault or physical abuse is. oh oh! and don't forget to read the entirety of the part where the main character has sexual intercourse with his underage sister, that's also like, [b]REALLY[/b] important to the story... oh oh! and the parts where the author just throws random philosophical búIIshit into the story, that he doesn't even entirely understand. much profound, very deep... my outlook on life is forever changed after this novel, rápé happily man 10/10

First, this is an easy recommendation. If you like visual novels, you've probably seen it mentioned all the time as one of the most unique ones—and I would agree. I fully recommend it. However, it comes with about 20 asterisks worth of content warnings, and I don't blame anyone for being discouraged by them. There's some pretty horrible stuff depicted—some justified as part of the story, while some clearly goes beyond what was necessary. The beginning is pretty slow, but it picks up quickly afterward and then throws you into the deep end with no pulled punches. If you're willing to push through, it's an interesting story that explores common societal themes, often without softening their potential consequences. It also randomly throws in philosophy at any time, just because. Even as someone who's relatively interested in it, I found it a bit too much at times. In the end, I fully recommend it—and remember, always live happily.

A bit of a warning that the real story for this game doesn't really start til chapter 2 (Down the Rabbit Hole II). After that, it became one of the most disturbing and get engaging visual novels I ever read. This VN does not have a very satisfying ending though. Try to appreciate the journey and not the destination.