Dear my『 』

Dear my『 』 is a very small visual novel, but I found something genuinely sweet about the way it tells its story. The whole game revolves around receiving letters from a girl who has been part of the protagonist's life since childhood. She disappeared in the past, but has now returned, and instead of throwing me straight into a complicated story, the game lets the relationship develop through letters and memories. I liked how quiet the opening feels because it gives the story room to build its emotional side without rushing everything. The letter system is easily the main thing that makes the game interesting for me. I read the letters she sends and then write replies back to her, which makes the conversations feel a little more personal than simply clicking through normal visual novel dialogue. It is a very simple mechanic, but it fits the theme perfectly. The act of writing back makes me feel more involved in the relationship, even though the overall gameplay is extremely straightforward. I also enjoyed the way the game moves beyond the letters and lets me spend time with her through different memories and locations. These moments help break up the text and give the relationship…