Epiphyllum in Love
#workshop · 2020 · Casual, Indie, Adventure, Visual Novel, Dating Sim
PC
Overwhelmingly Positive98% · 2,224
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About Epiphyllum in Love
===About===
- One school, one girl.
A bunch of blossoms, a stack of postcards.
A warm but blurred memory.
And ......
A world without regrets.
===Story===
- As technology evolves, memories became controllable.
Subsequently, the soul becomes a commodity.
Every memory has a price and can be bought and sold.
The main character is a person who has sold his memory.
But there is always a girl in his mind who cannot be forgotten.
Who is this girl named "Yin"?
What was the past between her and "me"?
When all the memories are discarded,
What should we do to find our true selves?
Should we die with a beautiful fantasy?
Or should we search for the sad memories of her?
The final chapter of the #workshop short-story trilogy:
===Features===
- A story of two intertwined worlds.
- Cute characters and CG.
- Carefully written short story.
===Characters===
- 【Yin】
"I" have met her before, but there is no memory of this girl.
She was shy and scared like a small animal, and was difficult to approach.
But it seems to have some good feeling for "me", trying to approach "me".
- 【Ling】
The girl "I" met by chance, and in the same school with "me".
Her personality is cheerful and lively, but also very active. People are difficult to understand her.
Claims to be "my" ex-girlfriend ...... but does not look like it.
- 【Ms. Xu】
The teacher at the school, who is in charge of "my" class.
A very responsible teacher who tried to make "me" adapt to the new environment.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a pretty bold attempt. Wrapped in the guise of a gal, it expresses the authors philosophical views, usin plenty of stream of consciousness writin and even a dual narrative. But the storys core themes and direction stay fairly clear, which keeps it grounded as a visual novel. Overall, it reads well as for the authors personal views up for interpretation.6 found this helpful
Compared to the previous VNs of the series, I found this one to be the most mysterious one, plot-wise! While the story generally felt less dark compared to the other ones, I really appreciate the twisted writing (I wouldn't recommend reading the Steam description though, as it's quite spoilery). It was genuinely very intriguing to find out what actually happens, especially with the subtle foreshadowing. Also it's quite emotional and atmospheric with lovely music and art. Overall I really enjoyed this trilogy, I love how each VN has its own unique approach on similar themes, with all of them being beautifully sad.6 found this helpful
Epiphyllum in Love is a short but emotionally evocative visual novel developed by #workshop and published by NVLMaker. Positioned as the final entry in a trilogy of narrative-driven titles by the same studio, the game explores themes of memory, loss, identity, and the bittersweet remnants of love. Set in a near-future world where memories can be bought, sold, or erased, the story follows a protagonist who has traded away nearly all of their past in exchange for something unspecified—perhaps freedom, perhaps escape, perhaps survival. What remains is a lingering impression of a girl named Yin, a memory that persists like a flower that refuses to wilt. The narrative is primarily introspective, unfolding in a slow, dreamlike rhythm that aligns with the game’s central question: what happens to a person when their memories—their story—are no longer their own? The protagonist finds themselves in a school setting that feels both familiar and alien, surrounded by characters who may or may not have shared history with them. Yin is the emotional anchor of the game, appearing intermittently like a ghost from the past, her presence quiet but weighty. Ling, a spirited girl who claims to be your…2 found this helpful
me likey game twas very good yes girl in game girl yes postcard is fun because writing is yes? twas bad sad bad future :( sad game but then twas happy got good girl black hair :) and there was dialogue too Ciao
very pleasant story
cute sad game, makes you want to appreciate life: also give some love to agent 84
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