
'Lingua Fleur: Lily' is focused on friendship, love, troubles, efforts, and confusions between girls. Made with illustrations, animations, and original music, this story tells of the protagonist Yuyi Wu's secret, one very different from an 'ordinary' girl. Told in a gentle and ordinary style.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*, German*languages with full audio support
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おすすめはするし、個人的には百合ゲーだとは思うけれど、人によっては「これは百合ではないね」となるかもしれません
我会把“阳光少女”与“文学少女”之间的故事称作百合样板戏,因为实在是太经典了。 样板戏并不是什么贬义词,相反,我觉得本作的样板戏是加分项——因为故事以羽仪的视角展开太妙了,擅自的纠结烦恼,黯然神伤,面对另一方时欲望却又不敢触碰的样子,实在是扭曲到令人垂涎欲滴,以样板戏的外壳做最经典纯正的百合,属实是堂堂正正。 PS:我还没有玩完,但以乐同学以及在座的各位请不要“对槟榔感兴趣”,就算是装作的也不要;珍爱口腔,远离槟榔。
明明该是开始的地方却是结束
a reading game for between. can recommend it. the price of this game is in offer (-30%) alright. all achievements work.
配音真的很搞笑诶,游玩愉快
非常特别的一个故事。比起描写女性之间的感情,它似乎更想讨论这些感情在现实环境中会遭遇和经历的一切。 第一次玩台湾背景的游戏,体验不错,文笔属于上乘,音乐也太好听了。收尾恰到好处。 另外(以下属于剧透),[spoiler]这里面有两个情节让我深受触动,一是雨天共伞,二是去买衣服试穿衣服,这也太真实了,让我想起了自己也有类似经历。[/spoiler] 虽然还是有一些小瑕疵,不过我认为这是个好故事。
超超超超超超超超超超超超级good就是剧情太短了但仍就好玩推荐推荐推荐
Lingua Fleur: Lily is a character-focused visual novel developed by Narrator and STORIA and published by Narrator. Rather than building its appeal around dramatic plot twists or complicated gameplay mechanics, it delivers a heartfelt story about identity, friendship, and emotional growth. The narrative follows Yuyi Wu, a quiet university student who has spent years carrying feelings she struggles to express. Hoping that college will give her the chance to leave old memories behind, she instead finds herself facing new relationships that challenge her understanding of herself. The game embraces a slow, introspective pace that allows its emotional themes to develop naturally, making it a rewarding experience for players who appreciate thoughtful storytelling over constant excitement. The writing is undoubtedly the strongest aspect of the game. Conversations feel authentic, with characters speaking in a way that reflects genuine friendships rather than exaggerated visual novel archetypes. Yuyi's personal journey is presented with sensitivity, exploring the uncertainty, fear, and hope that accompany self-discovery. Instead of relying on unnecessary melodrama, the story allows ordinary interactions and subtle emotional moments to carry significant weight. This restrained approach makes the narrative more believable and gives players ample time to become emotionally invested in the protagonist's struggles and achievements. A central element of Lingua Fleur: Lily is its exploration of love and personal identity. The story approaches these subjects with maturity, treating them as deeply human experiences instead of sensational plot devices. Yuyi's uncertainty about her feelings is portrayed with honesty, while the relationships she develops gradually encourage her to accept herself. The game emphasizes understanding, compassion, and emotional vulnerability, making its romantic elements feel sincere rather than forced. Players looking for a meaningful yuri story will likely appreciate how naturally these themes are woven into the broader narrative. The supporting cast contributes greatly to the game's emotional appeal. Each major character possesses distinct motivations and personalities that enrich the overall experience. Yile Lin, with her cheerful and energetic nature, balances Yuyi's reserved personality and creates many of the story's warmest moments. Meanwhile, figures connected to Yuyi's past help illustrate how memories and personal experiences continue to shape her present. These relationships are developed gradually, allowing every interaction to feel earned and emotionally satisfying instead of simply serving the needs of the plot. Visually, the game succeeds in creating a gentle and inviting atmosphere. The character artwork is expressive, featuring attractive illustrations that effectively communicate subtle emotions. Beautiful CG scenes highlight important story moments and add greater emotional impact to key events. The soft color palette complements the reflective tone of the narrative, while occasional animated sequences provide an extra layer of polish without distracting from the visual novel format. The overall presentation demonstrates careful artistic direction that consistently supports the game's emotional storytelling. The audio design is equally effective. A relaxing original soundtrack accompanies the narrative with piano melodies and emotional compositions that enhance both quiet conversations and dramatic scenes. Full Chinese voice acting adds authenticity and personality to every major character, making conversations feel more engaging and believable. Even players who rely on subtitles can appreciate the expressive performances, which strengthen the emotional connection between the audience and the cast. Gameplay remains intentionally straightforward. Lingua Fleur: Lily is essentially a kinetic visual novel, meaning players experience a single carefully crafted storyline without branching choices or multiple endings. This design allows the writers to maintain complete control over the pacing, ensuring every emotional moment unfolds exactly as intended. With a script exceeding 60,000 words and a playtime of roughly three hours, the game provides a complete narrative experience that respects the player's time while still delivering meaningful character development. Although the lack of player choices reduces replay value, the game's strengths lie elsewhere. Its polished presentation, heartfelt writing, memorable soundtrack, and believable characters combine to create an emotionally satisfying story that lingers long after the credits roll. It may not appeal to players seeking interactive gameplay or numerous endings, but anyone interested in a sincere character-driven visual novel will likely find it to be a memorable experience. Lingua Fleur: Lily proves that a simple story told with honesty and care can leave a lasting impression without relying on elaborate mechanics or excessive drama. Rating: 9/10
很喜欢台配。 还有我们排球女子不会输!
还可以,流程挺短的,推荐 想玩小清新向的百合游戏可以入! 没啥跌宕起伏的剧情,感觉整个过程都挺温柔的 [spoiler] 最后没在一起,不过我感觉不在一起这个剧情更流畅,就是有点小遗憾 [/spoiler]
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