Blind Love

A short visual novel about disability and love. The visuals are very thematic with a dark background most of the time and only silhouettes in black and white for the CGs. In terms of music there isn’t really anything original about it, the only soundtracks I remember at the top of my head are those that you might have heard in other visual novels before. The story focuses on romance with little other problems in the life of the protagonist as his living situation and career are stable and he is depicted having at least one good friend. While rather mundane in most of the writing, I feel like it adds to the theme in a way. I can’t say much on how well blindness or PTSD is represented other than I didn’t find anything sticking out negatively and neither is treated as something that makes the characters nor their life worth any less, merely that it needs to be accommodated properly. In conclusion the visual novel’s strong suit is the pleasant representation, but it is not groundbreaking in its story overall. I can recommend it for a short casual read, but wouldn’t deem it a mandatory experience.

so emotional.. I loved it, and I knew I'd love it even before I play it! the soundtrack is so amazing, it'd be better if it was added as a DLC but the voice acting is a little bit... well.. it's just not bad keep it up <3

A short visual novel. Personally i didnt mind the length of it. Key features of this game noted, the adaption for people who are visually impaired was an interesting feature but the key part of this VN that i was most fond of was not only does the story touch one physical impairment, but mental impairment also and how both can be equally damaging on a relationship if not nurtured right. Did notice a couple of errors in grammar but not enough to take away the enjoyment. Insightful. Thanks again Michaela

[h1]No depth[/h1] [b]To me this story doesn’t have any depth. The protagonist seems to be young, successful in life in pretty much everything (a bit too successful for me to emphasized; caring girlfriend, very well paid job, friends, own apartment, etc.), except for the tragic part where he loses his sight. After that the story tells some of his struggling’s and daily routine how he gets through the day (which I consider the interesting part). But then the story ends up being more about a normal love story, where you can choose to either follow the path to be more empathetic or cold towards his girlfriend, which eventually results in getting the different endings. Yes, he struggles with his blindness, but I think this story failed deeply to give this dimension any additional value. I do think however the idea of this game has much more potential if it were to focus more on his daily struggles with his blindness and how that would impact his life (relationship included).[/b] [Spoiler][h1]My advice for you, developers [/h1] [b]I recommend for you to try these games: To the Moon (-> Top 1. story telling game on this platform with lots of depth, in my humble opinion) Lake of Voices (-> This story is unique, it has multiple ‘hidden’ dimensions in its story and is free) [/b][/spoiler]

1 hour to complete the whole thing for a slow reader and half of it is completely useless fluff. There are a few typos. Removing the voices in the settings doesn't even remove all of them. Make sure you try it before the 2 weeks refund period ends because it's a high school project made at the last minute quality story.

I actually enjoyed it, it was great 9.8/10.