Lingua Fleur: Lily Reviews

Yuile And Yuyi Two VERY Great Friends Who Now do lots of stuff Together ^^ Yuyi Didnt really Like sports all that Much Esp Volleyball she was no good at it And she thought she sucked in her mind. Though Yuile helped and teached her the ways but one Little Accident Caused Yuyi Nose to bleed cause Yuile spiked the ball and she was really Sad that it happened. Down the road Her Sis Yuyi Was getting Married And was Gonna move away from town So she can live happy life With her Husband Thankfully Yuyi Arrived in time to see her off. Yuyi Helped Yuile About Makeup and Kanji so that she can get Better at it. But in all Very Good VN ^^ I loved it And Def would Recc this to people If you Like Heart to Heart Stories.

A very heartwarming VN overall. I'm glad I was able to read this hidden gem. It's a very short kinetic visual novel, but for the story & art quality provided, it was totally worth the $5 for me. Girls that have questioned their sexuality at some point in the life may find the characters relatable.

A great short visual novel about coming to terms with who you are and what people around you expect of you. It's got a great sense of when to get real and when to focus on the little things, which I think gives each major event some real weight. I also quite liked the OST, particularly the piano tracks, which do a good job setting tone. The story did end up taking a slightly different direction than I thought it would, but this ended up being for the better. While the game initially looks more like a predictable yuri story, it ends up subverting expectations in a relatively mature way. The main drawback of this VN is the translation. The writing here does all get the point across and is functional, but typos and poor grammar are both relatively common. You can tell they made the translation on a strict budget, unfortunately. I don't think it hampered my enjoyment too much, but there were times where I had to look at the log and reread a few messages to understand what was happening more clearly. A certain character called "Sis Tutor" in particular was confusing to me at first. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it. It's definitely worth the low price and I'm glad I picked it up. I'm looking forward to trying to DLC.

There was a little over three hours of a story. It was a fairly simple slice of life. I'm not sure if some stuff got lost in translation, but a few spots felt like they lacked a bit of necessary context. It was still completely readable though. I will say that the ending was very abrupt. It actually took me a second to realize that it had just dumped me back on to the main menu. Also, I still don't fully understand what the core issue of the story was. Was it the "[spoiler]Sis Tutor[/spoiler]" thing or was it the relationship between the two main characters like I was kind of expecting? The resolution of the former seemed half baked, and the latter didn't really amount to anything special by the end. The only character that kind of felt like they had a full story was Yile, but even that didn't feel complete. After her goal had passed, it felt like the story just kind of dropped her as a main character. I don't know. It still had it's moments and overall I enjoyed it. For $5, you can't expect much.

This is the most vanilla yuri type story I've found so far. It is not a bad thing on its own (but somewhat insipid in its core), however there a lot of sensual and emotional moments, amazing visuals, well suited music and beautiful voice acting. There is not much story outside of our heroine problems with studying and her love / sexuality concerns, even actions take place in the university (thanks goddess not in school at least), so do not expect any significant events. The novel is more about understanding and exploring yourself and your feelings in a very heartwarming and tender, feminine atmosphere, about deepening of friendship between women. This is story is all around yuri, but not precisely on it. I understand why developers needed to explain this, yet there is "lily" in the name of the game (and many mentions of this flower during plot). Drawing is super cute, and I found old sprites even more cute, there is something special about this drawing; but new ones are also pleasant. And this is first time I've heard such a cute Chinese voice acting, it really is greatly enjoyable and feelings.

A wonderful short story about accepting oneself and moving on from the past. The protagonist's fear of coming out reminds me of my own experience, and for once it isn't brushed off or quickly moved past like in other stories.

Mildly recommended. It's highly unpolished, but pretty cute and heartwarming, and very related to our current society. It's very short (<2hr). It's a bittersweet tale about sexuality, personal growth, and trying to fit into the social norm. In some aspects it is kind of sad, but in some other aspects it's heartwarming. I don't like the voice acting though...

This is a yuri kinetic novel (no choices). Not yuri in the way it usually is conferred, but more about the friendship between girls. And, well, maybe a hint of more in the future. Still, the main character is a college student struggling with coming to terms with her sexuality. While also not being completely sure about it. Charming read.

Very cute and heartwarming game. The story is centered around understanding and accepting yourself rather than romance between 2 girls, but it was an enjoyable read nevertheless. Would recommend it to anyone who is into yuri. I hope developers will consider to continue the story, because both girls are adorable and I very much like them. Art and sound design are great too. There are some typos in the script, but nothing too major. All in all it was a great experience, we need more VNs like that.

Lingua Fleur: Lily is a very good visual novel game with a beautiful story. The graphics are nice and the soundtrack is Chill and relaxing... I recommend it. 💗💗💗