His Chuunibyou Cannot Be Cured!

My review is more neutral than positive, while the cons I will talk about may make some people skip the game completely. For those of you who do not like reading, a TL;DR: [h1]Pros:[/h1] - the writing is simple and nice; the story is light and makes you feel different emotions throughout the game ranging from excitement and happiness to sadness and anger; - some backgrounds look really nice and fit in the game perfectly; - many CGs are well-drawn, I liked work of the artist in this part; - some music tracks were very pleasing to the ear; - the way characters are drawn may look too simplified or strange at first, but after some time you will get used to it. [h1]Cons:[/h1] - almost all music is pretty generic and I have heard some of the tracks in other games; - the game feels somewhat incomplete because of the lack of voices for some characters and the fact that the ones that can speak do not have all of their phrases voiced; - some problems with portraits’ animation and lack of portraits even for some main characters; - some characters’ sprites looked strange, and almost no characters except for the main ones have sprites at all; - some backgrounds were somewhat ou…

don't know if I'm missing anything but as far as I can tell its a visual novel equivalent to a B rated movies, it's very meh. doesn't stand out much but I guess its alright kinda. wouldn't recommend at 10.99 pounds tho, not with the likes of nekopara and even sukara

I dont even know where to begin about this game. In the few hours that I have played so far I have become completely invested in the characters and in the story. They are all so loveable. Ive only followed Yui's route so far and it has had me smiling, laughing and getting teary eyed. That to me is the sign of a fantastic visual novel, when your invested in the characters and want to be in that world with them. The story has also been pretty well written so far and is captivating. Although nothing grand in scale it is still a very endearing "highschool" story that is fun to play though. My only wish is that the game had a few more choices in it so far. Most of the choices are for getting you on route paths as far as I can tell instead of actually having something like a conversation with the characters. I know in certain instances I wish I could just speak for the MC but I understand how difficult it is to make a story with choices that have impact instead of having meaningless choices just for the sake of having a lot of choices. Also, more CGs...definetly need more of those. Im looking forward to finishing this game, I think I still have time left and I cant wait to keep mov…

An utterly absurd premise, hiding a surprisingly deep story. Don't judge a book by its cover, I guess?

Hmm... This is a good first effort on the part of the developers. Decent characterization, backgrounds, and graphics. There is room for improvement, but again, for a first effort, pretty good. Perhaps the most glaring omission is a gallery. Decent enough, though waiting for a discount is not discouraged.

His Chuunibyou Cannot Be Cured! is a story-focused visual novel that blends romantic comedy, coming-of-age drama, and light psychological introspection into a narrative that is both playful and quietly reflective. Developed by Tamaya Kagiya and published by MangaGamer, the game embraces the familiar trappings of anime-inspired slice-of-life storytelling while using its central theme—chuunibyou, or adolescent delusions of grandeur—as a lens through which to examine identity, ambition, and emotional vulnerability. Rather than treating its premise as a simple gag, the game steadily builds it into something more personal and grounded. The story follows Jun Mizushima, a high school student who outwardly appears well-adjusted but privately harbors an intense inner world shaped by imagination, self-importance, and the belief that his desires can shape reality. Jun is not portrayed as a caricature; instead, his chuunibyou tendencies are framed as a coping mechanism and a source of motivation, particularly as he juggles academic pressures, creative aspirations, and the expectations placed on him by his wealthy family background. This duality—confidence bordering on delusion paired with gen…