Lighthouse Duty With Tsundere

Two boring people boring each other with the same dialogue over and over again, boringly.

AI disclaimer say the AI is human-edited but this looks not true.

While LDWT is tagged as a VN, I think it more a dating sim. You work in a lighthouse at a remote location. The old keeper, whom you were apprenticing under has passed. The company has sent a helper, whom you'll need to train. Alice is beautiful, quiet, and just a bit strange. Since you will be spending a lot of time with her, it might be worthwhile to get to know her better. Engauge with Alice and see if you can't bring her out of her shell. If you manage it, Alice becomes quite affectionate. If not...well it will be a pretty boring tour at the lighthouse.

Were it not for the fact that I had to go to sleep, I would have made this review last night after I tried this game for the first time (when I was 0.96 hours in). The writing is generally amazingly executed, the use of screen shakes to make the player startled with the PC is both clever and effective, and the writing of both characters (and technically writing of the former keeper through how others speak of him) is probably among the best I've interacted with in memory. The game is called "Lighthouse Duty With [A] Tsundere", but she absolutely behaves more like a human than an anime character. I'm personally an amateur writer and I'd pay for my emotional storytelling to be as effective as this game's. Bottom line: If you have 7 dollars to spare (and let's be honest; you're on steam, you own a computer, you absolutely do) get this game.

Not worth the money or the hassle. Too many things that destroy any willing suspension of disbelief.

Add something like DLS, because there's not enough content.