Seedsow Lullaby

Overall, I thought that this was an enjoyable read. The premise and art style caught my attention, and was able to keep it for the duration of the story. I think the VN made good use of it's runtime, with most of the scenes feeling important or not "out of place" in the story, and very rarely did it feel like a portion dragged out for too long. I think it also does a good job fleshing out the main cast, and you could really see them grow close to one another while feeling natural or organic. Of the tags that the game is listed as on Steam, adventure and emotional are probably the most prevalent themes throughout the story. It also gets points for being visually appealing to look at. There's a lot of different CGs used, and the art style and setting does remind me of a Studio Ghibli movie. My only complaint is that there were a few scenes that did feel frustrating, either for dragging on forever, or reminding me of the classic anime misunderstandings or not being able to communicate properly. Personally, I didn't have a problem with Seedsow Lullaby being a kinetic visual novel with no choices or branching paths, but I can see it potentially being a turn off for some re…

TL;DR – Cute girls going on an amazing adventure that made me ugly cry for the last hour? Sign me up! Like I always do with visual novels, I love going into a new story as blindly as possible. I usually just read a short description, maybe check the overall score on VNDB or Steam, or read a quick review from a fellow fan like myself, just to keep my expectations grounded. And oh boy, it was worth it once again. *Seedsow Lullaby* (or *TaneUta*) truly felt like I was experiencing an incredible movie, and I mean that in the most positive way possible. Unlike many other VNs, where your choices actively change the direction of the story, this one doesn't have a single choice to make. Instead, it felt like I could simply sit back and enjoy the ride, like listening to a sweet lullaby being sung (see what I did there?). For me, the story itself, together with its lovable and incredible characters, came together to create something that truly resonated with me and my own life. Watching the characters struggle and find their own motivations, while exploring so many beautiful themes, made the whole journey feel deeply personal. It honestly felt like I had lived this amazing adventure…

A moving tale.

absolute cinema, been bored by action packed and romance VN, this thing really bring fresh air to me 9/10, would cry

among my favorite visual novels i ever played

children of the past, present and future of the various generations aboard the grandest journey of all really good vn that ditches many storytelling beats that make it feel like ghibli film and the artstyle expresses it too the ways its explored family and morality of death is very interesting but dont think about the timeline too much or else your head will explode [spoiler] man i wish what tsumugi got to do after she got back to her timeline, it would mark a nice complete circle yet causes a paradox of sorts too.. [/spoiler] if it got adapted into a anime series (hopefully a good one) that would be awesome its nice