VTuber Connect
VerumVincula · 2022 · Visual Novel, Indie, Casual, Emotional, Romance
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About VTuber Connect
VTubers have taken the world by storm!
Among the many rising virtual streamers is Mana, who has captured the hearts of many with her unending positivity and creative talents. Shouma Hasegawa, discontent with the experiences he’s had with forming relationships during his first semester of college, is no exception to Mana’s charms as he has turned to VTubers as a place of refuge and comfort.
At the request of his older sister to pursue the value of in person relationships, Shouma steps back outside, where he meets a weary but playful girl with a peculiar bitterness towards the world. Captivated by the unrestrained disposition and thoughts of this girl, Shouma continues to interact with her, learning more about VTubers, himself, and the connection he seeks.
Features
VTuber Connect is a free, kinetic visual novel made with the Ren'Py Visual Novel Engine.
- Free-to-Play
- Available for Windows, Linux, and Mac
- 65,000 words
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this visual novel for its thoughtful exploration of VTuber culture and the parasocial relationship between streamers and viewers, with many finding the story emotionally moving and unexpectedly meaningful despite its short length. The second half is particularly highlighted as strong, and the game resonates especially well with existing VTuber fans who appreciate the authentic commentary and references. Some players found the first half less engaging or felt the premise was somewhat unrealistic, though these criticisms don't significantly detract from the overall appreciation fo
A pretty philosophical game, with much commentary on the nature of the relationship between VTuber and viewer. Makoto is very cute.1 found this helpful
I wish I had found this game sooner. The story is beautiful—it genuinely moved me in a way I didn’t expect.1 found this helpful
a short story. somewhat unrealistic with elements of reality within. great read for a free game
good game
The story has a lot of philosophical themes. Honestly I wasn't that interested in the first half of the game, but the latter half was so much better. All in all I recommend this game especially for those who are into vtubers as you will get vtuber and anime references!
This visual novel is made with heart, from a VTuber fan to many other players who are already existing fans or are planning to become one. I expected this to be a serious look at the vocation itself, focusing on the person behind the avatar, and it succeeds well. And I say this as a bona-fide Ruffian. BAU BAU~!
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