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7371272 No.7371272 [Reply] [Original]

I was going to complain that there is not enough sci-fi, and there are not enough robots. Even if you count the mecha.

Then I thought, "well, it's kind of a niche subject anyway." Anything in an out-of-the-ordinary setting is going to be like that.

So I was wondering; what's the most outlandish or far-fetched setting you've ever seen used for a VN? What's the most unfamiliar, unrelatable setting you've played through?

>> No.7371274

America

>> No.7371282

Real Life

>> No.7371295

>>7371274
>>7371282

wellwhodidntseethatcoming.jpg

>> No.7371302

>>7371274
Canada

>> No.7371310

I once played a VN that was set in a modern day Japanese high school.

>> No.7371334

Legend tells of a VN about a young man surrounded by girls who want his dick.

>> No.7371362

You should try renpy roulette one day OP.

Also go read real novels if you need a sci fi fix.

Something awesome like the sand wars or the stainless steel rat.

>> No.7371388

Sharin no Kuni

Is it Japan, or is it not Japan WTF xD

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