I think Kyuppin's games are the only visual novels I actually enjoy... I'm really not a fan of visual novels in general, as striking as that might sound given the fact that I own a few, but both Lily's Day Off and Lily's Night Off have amazing plot twists everywhere and changing just one answer throws the story line to a completely different thing, which I find very amusing.

I love the way the game looks, it's extremely cute, which massively contradicts some of the endings producing a kind of extreme contrast that is rather funny but also quite dark I'd also have to agree with Vicky in the Secret True Ending, Kyuppin has a twisted mind sometimes xd

Another positive point (at least for me) is that it is a farely short game if you play it skipping all the dialogs you've already read, took me under 2 hours to complete ^^

I think Kyuppin's games are the only visual novels I actually enjoy... I'm really not a fan of visual novels in general, as striking as that might sound given the fact that I own a few, but both Lily's Day Off and Lily's Night Off have amazing plot twists everywhere and changing just one answer throws the story line to a completely different thing, which I find very amusing. [spoiler] I love the way the game looks, it's extremely cute, which massively contradicts some of the endings producing a kind of extreme contrast that is rather funny but also quite dark [/spoiler] [spoiler] I'd also have to agree with Vicky in the Secret True Ending, Kyuppin has a twisted mind sometimes xd [/spoiler] Another positive point (at least for me) is that it is a farely short game if you play it skipping all the dialogs you've already read, took me under 2 hours to complete ^^