Lunaria: Virtualized Moonchild

“Without going into spoiler territory, all I'll say is that while the first story half is action-packed with a bit of slice-of-life and romantic moments, the second half is more emotionally-packed that'll have you in tears, as is usually the case when I read Key's visual novels.”

“The story, writing, art, music, and voice acting all sync in perfect harmony that'll take you on an emotional roller coaster.”

“So if you don't like the visual novel by the 2-hour mark, it may take longer for the plot to go past the world tour racing sub-plot, because the racing aspect of Lunaria (which is like 1/4th the story) does not matter; it's all about Q-bit's interactions and the emotional connection they build in the last half of the story.”

“In regards to the music, there's a wonderful variety of tracks, ranging from adrenaline-packed ones that'll leave your heart racing as you're following t-bit (and later, lunar-q) on the racetrack to slower, emotionally-packed ones like the sweet romantic scenes between t-bit and lunar-q or the whole reveal about lunar-q's past.”

“And this is all not even mentioning the incredible OST (one of my all-time favorites, personally) and the very high level of production, this story really just has it all.”

“The soundtrack is very catchy, I adore that they partially went with EDM!”

“It's definitely a visual novel for those who appreciate the journey more than the destination; Lunaria shines brightest with its atmosphere and characters instead of a snappy plot.”