Starlight Vega

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 sucker for a cozy, heart-melting romance and don't mind an intriguing plot alongside it, this won't disappoint.

Visual novel that truly pulls you in. As Aria, you'll navigate compelling romantic choices that shape the fate of a spellbound girl. The fantasy world is exceptionally well-crafted and believable, making it easy to get lost in. The characters are enjoyable, and their distinct paths offer great replayability. Plus, the excellent music perfectly complements the story. A fantastic journey for fans of rich storytelling, meaningful choices, and immersive worlds.