Starlight Vega

One of my all-time favourite visual novels - maybe a little cheesy at times, but very heartfelt (Aria's portrait's changing expressions are fun to watch). And it has best girl Scherza.

Kissing and and sleeping together with your friend is not gay , right ? Jokes aside this game is pretty solid even in 2026 , 10 years after release. Its not very long , however , its fun then it needs to be fun , serious when it needs to be serious and even have some drama. 1. Technical side. For a 10 year old game its pretty impressive . UI is straightforward and convenient , its not overengineered for no reason. Game runs smoothly even on windows 11. U wont have any troubles playing it. 2. Audio. This game unfortunately has no voice acting however everything else is good , music is cool , effects are nice. Audio gives you feeling like you are playing an old game but in a good way. 3.Art and style. Art here is generally good , the only minor drawback is small CG count . Other thong about art that it gives you a vibe of playing good old game , and somehow immerse you in the past and in combination with a music it works really well. 4. Story, This game has a lot of ending for such a short game. Sure i choose Melody bc she is cute and kissing your friends is absolutely correct thing to do. However i 100% that other routes are as good as this one. Sure pacing may be a little too…

I started out mildly enjoying the visuals and thinking the audio seemed passable as I gradually got used to the tone of the novel, but then ran into a quirky issue where audio changes would suddenly cause my refresh rate to plummet to ridiculously low levels, something like one frame every two seconds. Exiting the game at this point by saving progress and trying to navigate the mouse to the right buttons at this framerate was an intense few minutes. Funny though, as once the game was closed the problem persisted! I went into my display settings and adjusted the refresh rate and it fixed straight away, but why would a VN suddenly change my overall refresh rate at all? I've NEVER had this happen with a game before, let alone a VN that shouldn't even be resource-heavy to begin with. I'm going to try to play ahead with volume disabled to see if it helps, but I might have to abandon this game. If it's going to mess with my whole computer every time the bgm changes then it's definitely more trouble than it is worth. __________ [i]edit:[/i] Disabling all the sound seems to have helped as I did manage to finish the game without any more major glitches. While the backgrounds are nice, …

[h1]Steam Deck Experience: Playable[/h1] Default controller config is pretty jank and I recommend overriding it with custom mouse controls. Other than that, the game was perfectly functional. [h1]Review[/h1] Considering it's price, this visual novel was all around decent. I don't think there was anything particularly noteworthy good or bad about it. The characters and story were interesting. The length was good. The artwork was cool. The love scenes were tame and didn't have a bunch of cringe language. That was refreshing to read since most VNs really overdo that if they have them.

Good vn with clhidren tale vibes and great ost. But. I wasn't able get all endings because Schereza route too stupid me. How are you even can fall in love with women from your dreams? Game is great worth full price.

This was a great time. The plot is, I would say, the best in Razzart's catalogue despite its shortcomings, and all the characters are, as expected, thoroughly enjoyable and well-written, and the romances are strong and engaging. Each route has its own unique strengths and weaknesses in their writing, which I thought was interesting. It gives each run a unique flavor, highlighting different parts of the story each time. It has its pros and cons, but seeing as this is probably Razzart's least kinetic entry, I was thankful to have new revelations each run through. The secret harem ending is the only route I'd call outright goofy, but as a cheesy send-off only accessible after beating all other routes, I don't have many problems with it. It's worth mention that, given that this was one of their first outings, there are a few sharp edges here. There are some plot holes, a few awkward lines of dialogue, and a couple bits and pieces that don't really come around fully, they're not very frequent or load-bearing. It's an uncut gem, but the resultant flavor is far from unpleasant, and the imperfections did little to diminish my enjoyment. Starlight Vega is worth your time. If you're a suc…