Saya no Uta

Saya no Uta

released on Dec 26, 2003

Saya no Uta

released on Dec 26, 2003

A horror visual novel about Fuminori Sakisaka, a medicine student who suffers an accident that leaves his perception of the world distorted: everything and everyone is perceived as a twisted mass of intestines, flesh and blood. Everything, except Saya.


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an insanely interesting short vn. i only recommend this to play censored as the h-scenes don't bring any substance and are just weird as hell, i wish it wasn't a common trend across vns to have actual like, good stories and then bring children in the table

absoluetly love the backgrounds of saya no uta though, they're really interesting and are beautifully drawn, beautiful horror visuals, although this VN is not something i'd exactly recommend, if you're twisted enough and interested, it is worth a try

An amazing combination of horror novel visuals and Lovecraftian horror and combined with the amazing ost and characters it really kept me on the edge of my seat wondering what would happen next

Saya no Uta is amazing, genuinely one of the best openings for a story ive ever read, and just such an interesting and unique concept specially for its time. His situation makes for an amazing bittersweet relationship with Saya, which was often grueling to read, in a great way. I really would absolutely worship this game if it wasnt for the authors fetishes being absolutely plastered throughout the game, literally derailing the games story in my opinion. Eventually all the mystery is gone and the game just becomes a disgusting noncon monster porn game, which feels specially as bad when the story is already extremely predictable.
Still a fine read, I guess. And the music is great.

Its a short visual novel but god is it impactful. Its a twisted love story viewed from the perspective of many different characters, and all endings feel like satisfactory conclusions to it. It managed to keep me on my toes at all times. Great read.

I'm never going to sleep again.