Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke o: Kuchibiru to Kiss de Tsubuyaite or translated A Kiss for the Petals: A Kiss Whispered to the Lips is the sixth Japanese adult yuri visual novel in the series. It was released by the Doujin group Fuguriya in 2008. on PC.
We are following the same two students from the first title (Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo). Still, now Nanami Oda's love affair with one of the school's idols, Yuna Matsubara, remains a secret. However, both of them are having trouble concealing their true feelings from everyone and some untrust starts to accumulate between Nanami and Yuna.
The visual novel overall uses the same art style (which I liked) from the first game. This time the writers showed that they have much more experience in writing (since this is the sixth title in the series) which is why I felt that the "interactions" were built around the story, not the way around how I felt in the first one.
The visual novel is fully voice-acted with many "interaction" scenes, which can be later revisited in the extras section in the main menu.
There are also some dialogue options, which only affect a few dialogue lines, but the outcome isn't affected.
All in all, a full voice-acted visual novel where the dialogue options don't affect the main story. Overall I liked the art design and the story was more enjoyable, there was more variety and more ideas implemented making the story far better than the first title.
We are following the same two students from the first title (Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo). Still, now Nanami Oda's love affair with one of the school's idols, Yuna Matsubara, remains a secret. However, both of them are having trouble concealing their true feelings from everyone and some untrust starts to accumulate between Nanami and Yuna.
The visual novel overall uses the same art style (which I liked) from the first game. This time the writers showed that they have much more experience in writing (since this is the sixth title in the series) which is why I felt that the "interactions" were built around the story, not the way around how I felt in the first one.
The visual novel is fully voice-acted with many "interaction" scenes, which can be later revisited in the extras section in the main menu.
There are also some dialogue options, which only affect a few dialogue lines, but the outcome isn't affected.
All in all, a full voice-acted visual novel where the dialogue options don't affect the main story. Overall I liked the art design and the story was more enjoyable, there was more variety and more ideas implemented making the story far better than the first title.