Very short visual novel (about two hours long) with essentially nonexistent deviations from the main story (the choices change a few lines only and they only influence whether you get a bonus scene at the end or not).

The game mostly focuses mostly on the topic of insecurities and I think it does a great job at showcasing the two main characters, their problems then later trying to bring a solution. At the same time the story works as an encouragement to the reader! I also think that adding this theme to the story and making it central to the on-going romance makes it much stronger than if there wasn’t any such topic to accompany the love story.

The narration is a bit confusing because of the non-chronological order the story is told in. There is no proper date given for each scene so I was lost at the beginning and didn’t know in what order things were happening. It’s still an interesting choice and it allows the story to speed up its pacing and thus, to not drag.

One thing I really liked about this VN is that there is a small portrait in the bottom left corner of the screen which shows the main character and their expressions, instead of them being invisible like most VNs do. I think this is a really cool feature and I would love to see it in more games.

It’s refreshing playing something that looks this great. There is a lot of care put into the visuals and they are very pleasing to the eyes. There are animations added here and there to make things more alive than they’d be if they were still pictures.

Absolutely adorable yuri visual novel where you get to see the story unfold and decide it's fate from the perspective of two lovely ladies, Marion LaRue and Audrey Clary. They are students of the magical arts, trying to battle between the expectations of family versus the passion to do what's best for yourself.

The story is quite short and heavily relies on flashbacks, which is a cheap way of storytelling in my books, but the story in it's simplicity is boosted by the fully voice acted characters, animated CGs and sprites and the over-all lovely artstyle. The character design in this visual novel is also very pleasing to the eye and you can tell that the characters all have varying personalities and are not cut from the same mould.

My only gripe with the game would have to be, that the choices felt a little unnecessary and there were not enough endings. The story can end in two ways, a happily ever after and a less happily ever after, but still happy. It would have been far more interesting of a story if the two endings would have been polar opposites, or if there were multiple endings i.e. romance end, friendship end and bad end.

Overall, I would highly recommend people to play this game! If you are a fan of cute gay girls doing cute magical things or you wan't to have your heartstrings tugged by array of emotions, this is definitely for you. The price is also very good for the amount and quality of content you get.