Even though I was constantly annoyed by the main prosecutors in the second and third games I still found myself quite endeared with this trilogy. The stories, characters, and mysteries were always enjoyable and made you want to know more.

I was surprised that about 70% of this chapter was mostly comedy and slice of life with some sprinkles of mystery. Perhaps because of that, it made it far more enjoyable for someone who doesn't really enjoy horror. Still, I think the horror aspects were well done and enticing.

Despite my overall engrossment in the first 9-nine episode, it took me several months to get myself to read this episode. I went in knowing this was the incest storyline and that is just not really my cup of tea. Despite this, probably because 9-nine just has great writing and world setup, this episode was still excellent.

The true ending is the Alpaca ending and you can't convince me otherwise.
An overall interesting experience with an already-established girlfriend as you struggle with trust and mystery.

Multiple, slightly interconnected, stories on unavoidable death by terminal illness. I don't recommend this to anyone who struggles with the concept of death in any way. It is a generally nice read but there is no hope to be found here.

I think I enjoyed this one more than the prequels. The story was more engaging and exciting, though the replays for the other ends are still far too repetitive to do it over and over.

They added lots of conspiracy stuff to the original to make this pretentiously convoluted storyline. I like the girls, to varying degrees, but I didn't feel like we were "falling in love".

More cat bonding.

The protagonist adds two more girls to his harem.

Just lesbian girls in space having sexy-time.

I'm having difficulty decing how I feel about this VN. I like the way it dealt with pronouns and sexuality. The gender of our love interests changing depending on what we like tho , is debatable. Makes it intriguing but I think it "helped" make the charas more generic and less kyaa-worthy for me to romance.
It also had some realistic views on relationships, early adulthood, and finances. Can't say if that's good or not tho. Given I read for some escapism.

A short little treat to read on Halloween.

A dive into the psychedelic mind of someone who is suffering from school; everything is an allusion.

I felt a little misled by this visual novel. Only about 50% of it romancing each bird, and a single route will take you less than an hour. The other half is some weird, thriller-esque true end where you're no longer even there.