Love, Guitars, and the Nashville Skyline

I ask the developers about adult patch/version of the game. Here is their response: "Thank you for writing in. The two versions are separate - so you would need to buy the 18+ version from denpasoft" So you if you buy this game on steam, as i did, you will not get nude gilrs at all. The vast majority of VN game on steam got the adult patch for free but not this one. Why i should buy the same game twice to get full content? What a bullshit

[h1]This game is probably [i]not[/i] for you if: [/h1] [u] 1. You want a long 6+ hour game. [/u] I played this game for about an hour or so each day and ended up finishing it in three days. Although it may depend on your reading speed and whether you listen to the voice acting all the way through, I was playing on auto-mode for most of the game, so three to four hours is probably the natural length of the game. [u] 2. You want an erotic game with explicit images. [/u] The Steam version of the game does [i] not [/i] include the nudity that the original game does. All of the erotic scenes are removed, but nothing from the storyline is altered or changed besides this. There is no patch available to add to the Steam game's files to add the explicit scenes to the game, so if you want the 18+ version of the game your only option is to buy it from Denpasoft themselves. [u] 3. You want a slow-paced romance story that develops over time and events. [/u] The romance in this story is [i] ...

As someone who regularly enjoys yuri visual novels (as you might be able to tell from my most played games), Love, Guitars, and the Nashville Skyline is a bit of an unsteady recommendation. I'll list my points below. For starters, the story moves at a weirdly fast pace. The romance is basically instant, and the plot points later in seem to just drop from the sky, instead of being built up towards. It felt really weird and sometimes forced. There was a bit more of an overt political tone in some of the dialogue, and I can fully see that making people quite uncomfortable if they're in it for the long-haul (like I was). A certain political point regarding war might strike badly with people, especialy. The game seems shockingly anti-Catholic. I understand that the Church has been pretty staunch on their resistance to homosexuality (especially under the former Pope, Benedict), but this painted Catholics as unfeeling twats that are only capable of hating lesbians, something that I don't r...

I signed up for a cute f/f romance. I didn't sign up for the two women having nonconsensual sex offscreen (because when one of them is so drunk they literally don't remember the next morning, it's DEFINITELY not consensual). The art and voice-acting isn't worth that bs. Absolutely requesting a refund.

If you wanna play a game where a lesbian inexplicably kidnaps a child, this is the game for you! The very badly written game. Don't play this game. Also, Nashville doesn't have a dry heat.

going into this i really thought it'd be good, but like. it really wasn't. the biggest thing that struck me was the voice acting. it isn't [i]bad[/i], it's more so that it feels really, really out of place. especially when they're in america. and aren't japanese. it doesn't really blend well with the story?? also, like,,, it just wasn't very well written. it's incredibly rushed and actually made me pretty uncomfortable at certain points. it just felt like porn with somewhat of a plot. thats the best way to describe it. and it's very clear that this was meant to be targeted towards straight men who think lesbians are hot. i got it on sale so i'm not gonna complain about the price, but i wouldn't buy it for full price. also, after having patched it myself, i wish i hadn't. it costs $5 more if you wanna buy it patched, but like,,,, don't bother. it's genuinely really really uncomfortable unless you're one of the straight men mentioned above. you might like it then, dunno. in the end, ...

A very fun and emotional story, took me a short while to get into it but I liked it alot. I loved the music, I could listen to that any time. Overall, I feel that it was a good story and I recommend this even more for people who are fans of Yuri

What a piece of garbage. I thought this was going to be a game where you would be allowed to make choices on the ending, but no it’s more or less a video short story. It’s not even in English it’s in Japanese, the story is completely implausible and almost everything in in the story puts a negative spin on every male person in the story and it portrays them as rapists and abusers. It paints a negative light on the immigration policy, military policy and exaggerates LGBT concerns for the United States even takes a swipe at religion. The only part that was funny when they talked about loyalty to the main characters employer, you can tell the game was created by someone that has never been to the United Sates and just relies on stereotypes that the Japanese have on what the United Sates is like. Save your money and buy something else.

This was a beautiful story and I loved the roadtrip through the south! The story is realistic and relatable. Visuals were nice and accurate to the cities they were representing. Really good job. A lot of love went into this project. I would love a part two or to see a similar theme explored.

This is an interesting novella. The protagonist is Amanda, who works at an advertising agency. A huge project under her care collapsed because of a snafu at the printers, and has been put on paid leave. Unfortunately, she has no idea what to do, since work has been her life since college. For some reason, she decides to go to Nashville. Probably a whim. And there she meets Juliet, an aspiring musician. They immediately hit it off. (Seriously, the second night ends with them sleeping together.) And together they start an 800-mile trip back to New York (where Amanda is based out of). Along the way, love grows stronger... and is then tested as issues from Juliet's past rear up. Still an interesting read.