Dizzy Hearts Chapter 1

Don't bother with this, no update on this or any other game by this company in years.

I just couldn't get into this one. it felt so all over the place with the artwork and just like other visual novels from this creator abandoned. 1/10

Disappointing follow up on updates just like mutiny. No voice update, no sexual content and the Queen has really badly censored. But the visual novel do have high chance of being a really good one. The music is really good, and it looks as pretty as an EA game and plays like one.

It's a promising start to what could have been a good NSFW visual novel series. Unfortunately it seems that the head of Lupiesoft has been unwell for a while and the company, along with this project, is essentially dead. It's a shame to see it go as I enjoyed Lupiesoft's previous games and was quite excited about this one, but it seems unlikely at this point that it will see any continuation. I'd still recommend it if only to see what could have been, but if you were hoping for a complete story this probably isn't the VN for you.

To be honest I've been meaning to start this game up again and to see what other outcomes the choices I make may bring. It's been awhile since I last played and I did very much enjoy the story and looking forward to when the next chapter comes out so I can find out what comes next! I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys good VNs and if you are on the fence about it, give it a chance. :3

“Dizzy Hearts Chapter 1” is the kind of visual novel that left me with a shrug, and my original “It was okay” review captured that feeling without explaining it. This update is meant to clarify why the experience had so little impact on me and why my positive review comes with significant caveats today. (5/10) The game has a distinctive art style and the promise of a Yuri-focused narrative with branching choices, which is what initially drew me in. But as the title suggests, this is only the first chapter of a planned series that appears to be permanently stalled. The result is a story that feels like pure setup: characters are introduced but never explored, and plot threads begin without ever moving toward resolution. Nothing in the execution is outright bad, but the experience is fundamentally incomplete. It’s difficult to invest in a narrative that ends abruptly and is unlikely to ever continue, and the emotional beats that should define a visual novel simply never arrive. I’m keeping my original 5/10, not because the game fails at what it attempts, but because it never gets far enough to succeed. It’s a fragment of a larger story we will probably never see, and it’s hard to …