0.5% (2026)

While it was unusual with the way the characters interacted with each other like they are in kindergarten despite being in university. Once you get used to it getting unlocking all the achievements (including the secret true ending), it all goes full circle in the end with the premise of 0.5% of the entire population having seemingly useless power they can only use safely once a day, for example, being able to hold your breath underwater for an extra 5 seconds or being able to create a spark. Surprisingly, the powers made a prevalent impact on the story, and I'm glad it did because I didn't know what the point was in introducing the concept. Obviously, the way the character speaks and potentially the simplistic artstyle aren't for everyone. I, for one, don't normally play a visual novel like this, but somehow the game managed to hook me in til the end. I didn't expect to like it as much as a romance story, but here we are. The a few other things I like about 0.5% are the way it plays around with the size of the text, the funny dialogue of being obsessed with something specific and the character development. If you like a slow burn, as in you'll need to find multiple endings and a…

This game is a very fun visual novel. The dialog and bickering of the main characters was very enjoyable and made me laugh as I was playing. There's also some hidden interactions that made it also engaging throughout. The only frustrating piece is all the permutations you have to go through to get to the true endings! However, it's overall a solid visual novel, and I really love the music throughout it.

Booooringggg

While I may have sped through it using an auto clicker, the artwork and the parts of the story I read is really enticing. Where one of them can go back in time, and their is different choices and hidden objectives that add a little more to the story. I will be coming back to read through the interesting story behind it.

✔️ Tested on Steam Deck, it works fine (21/08/2026). 'A' button to advance text and touchscreen for menu and choices. It's a sweet idea but the interactions between the characters feel too forced and awkward at times.

game was to slow and art was boring to look at.