Valentine in Bitterness

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1]A Perfect Older Brother's Distorted-Love H-VN[/h1] Yuki Katagiri is an ordinary high school girl hoping to confess to the senior she admires on Valentine's Day. Because she has a fixed name, portrait, and clearly defined personality, she is not a player avatar; this is Yuki's own story. Her biological older brother Aki, who helps her prepare homemade sweets, is dependable at both cooking and housework, but his kindness is intertwined with an intense attachment to his sister. The intended reading order is Main, Side-Aki, After, and END. Main portrays the siblings' gentle everyday life from Yuki's perspective, while Side-Aki revisits the same period from Aki's perspective. This dual-perspective structure, where casual conversations and helpful advice take on different meanings, is one of the story's main draws. After and END do not introduce new romance targets, but instead continue the siblings' story beyond those earlier chapters. The main story offers only a single choice and is otherwise a largely linear visual novel. Asahi Miura appears as the senior Yuki admires, but there is no romance route besides Aki. Rather than an otome game where the heroine chooses …

I’m glad to be the first to write a review :) I was really looking forward to this game; it caught my attention thanks to Aki and the sometimes gloomy atmosphere. got into this atmosphere! thank you, Kanamiya and Hanabi Games.

For the price and if you enjoy somewhat yandere guys with a rather cute MC getting caught up in a whirlwind of negative love from a nasty friend of her brothers; to her own brother, just an overall fun but slightly not the best translated little romance with red flags for those who want a fun story with some nice choices. Definite recommend albeit the downside again is not great translation but still understandable and enjoyable nonetheless.

I mean it's not bad. There's so much more to add though.

i luvvvv an obsessed character trope, wouldve played alll day if it was somewhat longer