Games like Aonatsu Line

"Kinkoi: Golden Loveriche" is a Japanese-style visual novel set in the prestigious Noble Private Academy. Ichimatsu Ouro, the protagonist, finds himself living in the women's dormitory after being chosen as a companion to a visiting princess. The game is known for its award-winning art, music, characters, and story.

In UsoNatsu: The Summer Romance Bloomed From a Lie, Kaoru's heart is broken by her former teacher, Mirei. Her classmate, Shiori, proposes a solution: find a new love to replace Kaoru's feelings for Mirei. Shiori then asks Kaoru to help her forget her older brother by experiencing her memories and overwriting her feelings for him. This visual novel explores themes of love, adolescence, and self-discovery during a memorable summer.

"Voices from the Sea" is a visual novel adventure game where players assume the role of a young woman stranded on a mysterious island. The game features a branching narrative with multiple endings, inspired by mythology and folklore. Players must explore the island, uncover its secrets, and make choices that affect the outcome of the story.

"LoveChoice" is a single-player Romance Role Playing game with an interesting plot, stunning mechanics, and beautiful visuals accompanied by phenomenal music. The game features 3 stories with multiple endings, lovely art, and 17 original BGMs. Despite being on the shorter side, with a playtime of 1.5-2 hours, the game offers a meaningful experience with its focus on thoughtful ideas about love and partnership, and allows for refunds if not satisfied.

"Sepia Tears: Reprise Edition" is a romantic visual novel, following Mark and Myra's quest for a storybook love, while uncovering a memory that Mark wants to forget. This edition includes new backgrounds, music, animations, and three new chapters. Enjoy a 40,000 word story, vocal ending song, and a CG gallery filled with game and promotional art. Perfect for anime and VN fans.

"Emily is Away" is an interactive story game set in a retro chat-client, where players create a screenname and navigate through a branching narrative. The game has been praised for its unique format and comparison to other notable titles such as "Digital: A Love Story" and "Catherine." Players engage in virtual conversations, making choices that impact the storyline, as they explore the relationship between the player character and Emily. The game is now available on Steam and can be found at .

In "Taisho x Alice Episode 1," players enter a fantasy world based on classic fairy tales with a Japanese twist. They assume the role of Arisu, a modern-day Japanese girl who must help cure the ailments of various storybook characters, including Primula, the titular character of this episode. The game combines elements of visual novels and adventure games, offering multiple choices that impact the story's outcome.

"Everlasting Summer" is a unique visual novel game where the protagonist, Semyon, falls asleep and wakes up at a pioneer camp during summer. He must navigate complex relationships, solve mysteries, and decide whether to return to his old life. The game features touch controls and is optimized for iOS devices. However, there may be issues with previous saves after updating.

"Love Spell: Written in the Stars" is a free demo otome game available on Steam, where players control Luna, a young girl who can cast love spells on people named in her magical spell book. After a series of unfortunate events, Luna gets drunk and accidentally uses the spell book, leading to romantic and comedic shenanigans. The game includes four romanceable bachelors and new game-based interactions for players to enjoy.

"Nightshade/百花百狼" is an engaging adventure game with a single-player experience. It features a captivating story of ninjas during Japan's Sengoku Period, blending factual characters and events with fiction. With stunning visuals, a delightful soundtrack, and the possibility of wholesome humor, this visual novel romance game promises an enjoyable journey for players. The prologue and chapters 1 and 2 can be shared freely, as long as it's not for business purposes.