Sometimes the most important moment in a story is the one that almost goes unnoticed.

Short stories can leave long marks. What matters doesn’t always last long.

Not all silences in a story are the same. Some hide more than they show.

Sometimes a single choice in a game is enough to change how you see a character.

The details you weren’t looking for are often the ones that stay with you. That’s what makes each playthrough different.

The story doesn’t end when you close the game. What you thought about afterward is part of the experience too.

Not all game memories come from the ending. Sometimes what matters happens halfway through.

A game might end on screen, but if it leaves an idea spinning in your mind, it’s still working.

Not every important moment comes with music or dialogue. Sometimes the silence says something too.

Every player lives a different story, even if the game is the same. That’s what makes it unique.

A small detail can change an entire path. That’s how storytelling works. What seems minor is sometimes everything.

Some characters teach you more by staying silent than by speaking. A pause can say a lot too.

You don’t need an epic ending to close a story. Sometimes an honest scene is enough.

Some games end, but the questions they leave behind stay with you. That’s what’s worth remembering.

Sometimes the best moments aren’t in the script. They’re the ones when you choose to look beyond the screen.

A good game doesn’t just tell stories. It also leaves room for your own.

You don’t need to understand everything to feel something real in a game. What’s left unexplained can still connect.

New year, same questions. What story would you like to live or relive, even just for a moment?

Sometimes a short story stays with you longer than a long one. It’s not about time, it’s about impact.

Not all game memories come from what you did. Sometimes what you felt is the only thing that stays.

Calm in a story can be more powerful than any action scene. What doesn’t happen also matters.

Merry Christmas 🎄 Thank you all for the support this year 🫶 💫✨️

Some games seem simple, but leave you with questions that don’t get answered right away.

As the years go by, I no longer yearn for solitary adventures, but for people with whom to share my life. I believe the greatest adventures are those we create with those we love, and the deepest longings are the ones that ultimately bring peace. #blueskyrelay #yearn

Some characters stay with you long after you’ve closed the game. Those are the ones that truly matter.

Empathy can’t be programmed. It’s something you feel. A game is worth it when it connects with you, even in silence.

Not every story needs big twists. Sometimes what matters is how it stays with you in everyday moments.

A closed ending isn’t always the best one. Some stories stay open, and that’s where their strength lies.

A closed ending isn’t always the best one. Some stories stay open, and that’s where their strength lies.

Memory doesn’t only hold on to happy stories. Sometimes what sticks with you most is what made you think.

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No game is just for passing the time. There’s always something that leaves a mark, even if it’s deep down.

Sometimes a single choice can shift the entire tone of a story. Do you remember a decision in a game that really caught you off guard?

The start of a story rarely hints at what’s going to hurt or surprise you. The real thing is sticking around until the end.

How many times has a story made you change your mind about a character? Sometimes it’s not the twist that matters, but the way you look at them. #visualnovel #screenshotsunday #indiedev #gamedev

A character can have a thousand versions in the mind of each player. That’s part of the game. What you don’t see still matters.

Not everyone looks for the same thing in a story. Some just want to pass the time. Others are hoping for something that stays with them. What about you?

Not every path in a game leads to the same place. Sometimes choosing differently means discovering something you didn’t expect. #visualnovel #screenshotsaturday #indiedev #gamedev

Most stories are remembered for how they made you feel, not just what they told. What emotion did your favorite game leave you with?

Some games make you laugh, others make you think. And some somehow manage to do both at once.

Sometimes, choosing what not to tell is just as important as deciding what does make it into the game. #visualnovel #screenshotsunday #indiedev #gamedev

A character can say a lot without words. A glance, a gesture, a pause… it all adds to the story.

Not everything that changes a story is obvious at first. Sometimes it’s just one small decision that leaves a mark.

Not every key moment is a big ending. Some scenes stay with you just because they’re simple. #visualnovel #screenshotsaturday #indiedev #gamedev

The little details build the story. Have you ever noticed what’s happening in the background while everything else moves forward?

Empathy can’t be programmed. It’s something you feel. A game is worth it when it connects with you, even in silence.

It doesn’t take something big to make an impact. Sometimes, it’s the silence between scenes that stays with you.

Cool, but since 2019 you can do this on any platform using Retroarch's AI translation - it just overlays instead of using a 2nd screen. And on desktop there's tons of options, like MORT, Visual Novel Reader, Universal Game Translator, etc... Again, it's cool, but you can do this right now for free

Serenity Forge announces rhythm visual novel Puppergeist for Xbox Series, PC Serenity Forge has announced rhythm visual novel Puppergeist For Xbox Series and PC (Steam, Microsoft Store). A release date was not announced.

A Day at the Lake has been updated to version 1.1, now with French language support! ✨ Just updated. Try it now 👇 https://internalnovel.itch.io/a-day-at-the-lake