Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen is a remake of an old 2002 visual novel. In the background, a conspiracy unfolds throughout the 30+ hour playtime.ĭespite some community concerns about the consistency of the translation with previous titles, this was one of the titles I enjoyed the most in 2020.Ī full review of the game can be found here. Taking place on a rural island, slightly removed from a slightly futuristic world, you follow a high school club trying to achieve a dream of building a robot. Some references may be missed, but it’s a seperate title. Robotics Notes Elite follows the well-known Chaos Head and Steins Gate, but does not require any knowledge of these to enjoy it. You can read a full review of the game here or buy the game here. It consistently makes great use of comedy though. That said, the tone of the routes changed depending on the choice of character and a lot of the details were very different.
It pushes you onto a character route within minutes of starting the game – there’s not much common route here! They’re all about getting to know a woman that you are suddenly pushed into a relationship with, finding a job, working, and moving forward in life. Making Lovers is one of those rare romance comedy visual novels where the protagonist and most of the love interests have graduated from college.
As always, feel free to let us know your choices in the comments below, on Twitter or on our Discord. As always for these types of lists, they are both subjective and based on the games I have personally played, with some seconded by other members of the NookGaming team. We’ve seen some good indie releases too.Īs we roll over into 2021, I’d like to highlight my top picks for 2020 and mention a few 2021 games that we have to look forward to. There have been some surprise announcements such as the long-awaited Kimi Ga Nozumu Eien.
We’ve had a number of English releases of highly anticipated titles. 2020 has been a great year for visual novels.
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