Hello Girl

Hello girl is a wonderful visual novel, it plays around with some interesting things and I highly recommend it. if it seems like it might your thing it probably is.

comfy!!

Peak<3

i really relate to how much Ana relies on a routine... the story is very heartwarming!! the epilogue was very charming and i had a stupid grin on my face the whole time

I don't know why I thought this was going to be a horror game of some kind, lol. But that was even better since I went in blind. But either way, I fw it. a little too short for my tastes but now knowing this spawned from a GameJam game makes a lot of sense now and I respect it in that sense. I love the UI aesthetic, really love it when people get very creative with the engine also Twintails is best character she is LITERALLY me

I played this without any real idea of what was in store aside from the few things I saw IMO post, and I have to say this is one of the best stories I've had the pleasure of playing through in a minute. A good two of the 3ish hours it took my to finish were spent sobbing over these bunnies. 100/10 game

Hello Girl is a decent Game Jam visual novel about a naive young adult living a civilian life during wartime. Ana is a switchboard operator living, really, out in the middle of nowhere—the closest town is a 20-minute drive away. She goes about her mundane days at work,—where she is the only employee, and also lives—waiting for her sister Clara to return from volunteering as a medic for the war effort. That is until she learns that her employer has scheduled maintenance at her office, and she meets the technician, Courier. Ana relearns how good it feels to be in someone else company once again, and learns for the first time how little she knows about the world, as she and Courier share some sweet moments. However, there's not much more to the story than that. There are some hints about what's going on in the front-lines of the war; Ana and Courier visit a military base and get into a bit of conflict, but that's really it. The VN doesn't have much meet on its bones. Hello Girl is an alright story, and not too big of a time investment, but not much more than that. 6/10

I think my favorite thing about this game is the atmosphere. The setting feels quiet and isolating, but warm at the same time. Like sitting on a hill in the middle of nowhere with your closest friends and pretending nothing exists beyond the horizon. This is a pretty short story. The story of the characters featured in this game wraps up nicely, but the broader setting begs for a follow up, for which this game acts like a prolouge (from what I hear, the devs are currently working on another game set in the same world). All in all, this is a strong, intruiging, and emotional story with a very reasonable price and length if you don't want to commit to anything big.