Japanese publisher Spike Chunsoft announced that the first official English translation of visual novel Chaos;Head Noah won't be coming to Steam as planned "due to Steam's guideline-required changes to the game's content." But while the game is apparently too risqué for Steam, the family-friendly folks at Nintendo apparently have no problem with a Switch version that Spike Chunsoft says will still launch in the US on October 7 as scheduled.
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Chaos;Head Noah is an enhanced port of Chaos;Head, the game that launched the cult-classic Science Adventure series of visual novels (which also includes Steins;Gate and its sequels). The game follows a series of murders and suicides in Tokyo's Shibuya neighborhood and allows players to change the story progression by indulging in various positive or negative "delusions." Some of those delusions can reportedly get extremely gory and/or suggest (but not directly show) imminent sexual violence.
Subsequent Japanese ports of Chaos;Head Noah for the PS3, PSP, Android, and iOS were heavily edited to remove some of the more extreme images and descriptions of violence. In turn, those ports received a lower CERO D rating (roughly equivalent to the ESRB's "M for Mature" rating) in Japan. A source in the visual novel translation community (who asked to remain anonymous) confirmed that both the Switch and proposed Steam English-language versions of the game were based on this edited-down script.
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When The Night Comes is a queer, narrative-driven, supernatural visual novel originally completed in October 2019. The new version of the game includes partial voice acting, new artwork, a codex, and improved UI.
No game puts players on a course of wild twists and turns quite like Doki Doki Literature Club. The visual novel has players going in thinking they are going to get a cute dating simulator. Instead, players realize that they have actually set foot into a psychological horror game.
Updated on December 12, 2021 by Ritwik Mitra: Doki Doki Literature Club was one of the biggest surprises when it was released on Steam in 2017. Fans expecting a cute visual novel were thrown in for a loop when the game suddenly swerved into the realm of horror with some dark themes and twisted scenes that are hard to watch even now. With the launch of Doki Doki Literature Club Plus, both new gamers and old fans have another excuse to check out this amazing indie title once again. Out of all the characters in the game, Monika is easily the most intriguing of the lot. Here's a step-by-step guide on how players can delete this character to get to the title's true ending and end her nightmarish existence once and for all. 2ff7e9595c
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