Lonely Yuri Reviews

I recommend this VN. It's a rather lengthy yuri slice of life (as you could guess from the title). It goes into more details and monologues of the main character and shows what it's like to be a closet gay (pardon me for the crudeness). If you just want to read some yuri without too much conflict or any other action/comedy you'd see in most visual novels, then this should be up your alley.

[h1]Steam Deck Experience: Playable[/h1] It ran fine. You'll have to stick with the mouse controls or touch screen. A small warning: Don't open Steam overlay or the game crashes on PC. A short and fairly simple visual novel, but still very sweet and wholesome. It had a bit of a roller coaster, but the outcome really was a great wrap up to the story. I really wish there would have been a little bit of story after the credits that caught up with the pair a little down the road, but the story didn't [b]need[/b] it. Overall, I really enjoyed it and I actually liked the fact that the story stayed PG. Not every story needs a sex scene. Sadly, I'm not quite sure if it is worth $10. It was a great story, but it still is very basic and very short. I mean the whole game is under 120 MB and took me less than two hours to read. If it's on sale and/or you just really want to spend some money, go for it. If you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, look elsewhere.

Welll What can I say Ik what was gonna Happen I mean title says it all lol 2 Girls are Madly in Love And wanna go further And by Doing that they will stop at Nothing From Having Good time. Thats it haha Loved the Short simple VN And its yuri I mean who doesnt love Girl on Girl Action right ^^ And as Always I Def recc this to Anyone who Is Fan Of Yuri Based VN Games.

Man, how I wished for a mixed rating. This game has pretty cute visuals and a neat story but the ending, it just set up for something better but it never got to that point that would made this a better story, I can't go much deeper without spoilers other than it was a disappointing ending.

Just buy this game to show my support. I read this visual novel a few years ago, and I love it. English version has some translation problem though. I've read Japanese and Chinese version before, and the Chinese translate ver. is much better than this Eng ver. Anyway, みなかた sensai, thank you for this lovely yuri story!

This is a short, fully linear visual novel about two extremely lonely teenage girls that unexpectedly find happiness in each other. It's cliched, cute and very intimate, with a lot of scenes that are maybe not what you would typically consider fanservice (it's all very tame visually), but rather steamy nonetheless. The one thing you should be warned about is that it opens with the heroine going after the protagonist in a very questionable way and the consent on her part stays pretty dodgy pretty much for the whole first half of the game. It's pretty obvious this is an older yuri title, from the time these tropes were way less controvercial, so if you have a very low tolerance for that kind of borderline-abusive romance, you should probaby skip this one. It get much better and more interesting later down the line, but I can easily imagine this runing the experience for someone (and one of the top reviews here clearly presents that sentiment). And for all yuri fans that can look past this issue, I still highly recommend checking this game out. In the end, it's quite a lovely and well-written doujin with a satisfying payoff to its story. The beginning might be somewhat rough, but there's plenty of fuzzy feelings and satisfaction to get out of it.

I got about five minutes in before I got creeped out enough that I stopped playing. The "love interest" of the game comes off as a total creeper who can't respect people telling her "no". To give an example (spoilers for first 5 minutes of the game): [spoiler]the "love interest" kisses the protagonist on the lips when she's asleep, even though they're complete strangers, and then when the protagonist is visibly uncomfortable and upset with it (she even yells at her), the love interest just keeps pushing for physical intimacy anyways[/spoiler]. It's one thing in fictional romance to have someone who flirts a lot or makes big romantic gestures, but the "love interest" just comes on way too strong without any warning and makes it deeply uncomfortable to play. If that kind of thing in fiction doesn't bother you, go for it, but it just wasn't for me. Art and music was OK.

Lonely Yuri is one of the fluffier Yuri VNs, no choices, very short but sweet and with superb character art by Sunao Minakata (Akuma no Riddle illustrator). Sadly it's really short and the translation has not been revised from the dlsite version as far as I can tell. The price tag is not justified if you weight time with price but it's still worth for a Yuri fan like me. I don't have high hopes for other translated yuri VNs by dlsite but buying this game on steam already made me glad. It's not voiced (sadly) and as far as I know, the developers didn't do another yuri game which is a shame. But I hope to see more Yuri VNs like this in the future since we definitely need more comfy/fluffy (SFW) Yuri VNs.

[h1]Review with accompanying screenshots and video at Sinical Network[/h1] https://www.sinicalanimenetwork.com/post/2020/05/06/lonely-yuri-review This is a neutral review for the following reasons below. [i]Lonely Yuri[/i] is a kinetic visual novel by Night-time Sheep and DLsite falling into the genre of romantic comedy with yuri content. The story focuses on the relationship between two schoolgirls set in a modern Japanese era. Seri Aeba is always absent from class, and her teacher entrusted her classmate Fusa Konno to bring the lesson notes she had missed in class to Seri's residence. As the title suggests, this visual novel explores the yuri relationship between two schoolgirls, and has a number of beautiful and attractive artwork featuring Fusa and Seri in each other's arms that serve as the main highlight of this visual novel. The game also has pleasant background music to match the sweet romance themes throughout the story. However, this game is beset with several cons. First, there are some reviews that have complained of the English translation. Agreeably, the translation is rough although most parts of the story are still understandable. Second, the story progression in this game is far too short never developing any meaningful relationship between Fusa and Seri properly. An example of the rushed pacing is when Fusa went to Seri's house to deliver the notes at the beginning of the story, she fell asleep and already ended up being held and kissed by Seri when she woke up. Most of the other scenes later on write about Fusa spending her time with Seri, and by the time Fusa is ready to move forward with her new relationship with Seri, the story is over, all in about an hour. @_@ Third, the ability to take screenshots through Steam does not work for this game, so you can expect the Steam community hub to be barren in comparison to other novels that does support this standard feature. Overall, I find that the price of this game to be a bit high even after discount at $5 because the story is too short, lacks voice acting or theme song, and doesn't develop the character relationships properly. I understand this is a doujin (indie) production, but I would still like to see this romantic comedy have a wider variety of events such as being able to see how their relationship goes once they have officially started dating, or even showing Seri making an exception to attend class with Fusa, and so on. Furthermore, this game doesn't have Steam achievements or trading cards to highlight the artwork as it is the main feature of this game, which further reduces its appeal preventing me from recommending to purchase for yourself. In spite of everything, I still hope this game will qualify for Steam trading cards and have Steam achievements in future, and the developer as well as the publisher will continue to localize and bring more 13+ and 18+ (I can only hope!) yuri visual novels to an English audience. [i]Lonely Yuri[/i] is nevertheless a sweet romantic comedy with lovely yuri themes and artwork. If this game could expand further with an appropriately priced DLC or free update, improve on the English translation, and have a more attractive price, I might be more comfortable with recommending the game in future. [h1]Visual novel, JRPG, Anime Steam group - Join the group and consider following the group's curator list for more reviews[/h1] http://steamcommunity.com/groups/vnislife

I read it off DLSite a few years back. It HAS NOT been re-translated (well, at least) as far as I can tell, so the prose and grammar are abysmal. Also, I belive it shares save files with the DLSite version. Lonely Yuri is a very cuddly, intimate, and atmospheric kinetic novel about... yuri. It's a bit somber and "take-it-easy" with the tone, even as the two girls progress way faster than they should, starting with one of those famous sleep-kisses that were excessively common in romance anime/manga, even yuri, until recently. It's all-ages, mind, but it does read a bit like a nukige. Unlike a nukige, however, it's not so much a frenzied titillation as it is heartwarming. And a little bit spicy, I guess. I mean, they're like, explicitly 15/16, yo. That's not an appropriate thing for a Twenty-Two-Year-Old Adult Woman to be saying. heads up: it's short. three hours or less. If you can't justify a $9-10 price tag on Steam for less than three hours, (haha <3 HA) wait for a sale or buy it off DLsite to support the creators more directly.