Tsukishiro

Play 'em on my gaming PC. I've been entertaining the idea of getting some kind of tablet for the convenience but haven't gotten around to it. Those things are expensive. Maybe I'll just get a small, cheap laptop so I can read in bed and during long trips.

Nice of you to join the family.

I actually asked about Sakura Moyu in the Discord. Chuee told me to try asking again in a few years.

Maybe they'll go down the line of Requests starting with the ones with the most views. Let's see...Aokana was already announced, Eushully hates localizations so they're out. So it looks like next in line would be Monobeno

Makina was my favorite but I'm pretty biased if you know what I mean.

Senran Banka definitely looks interesting. Traditional Japanese setting and supernatural themes are very appealing to me.

You are aware that this is basically a fandisk of three other Digital Cute games, none of which were released in English?

Enemies would be tied to a scratching post and set loose upon by fluffy felines

Looking forward to it!

Please let one of them will be AstralAir. Announce it before history repeats itself.

I'm not a fan of Kickstarters, but I'm curious to see how this will play out. It's still nice that I and other English readers can finally experience the series after so many years.

Personally, I prefer novels with voiced MCs but like you said, unvoiced allows the reader to transpose himself onto the protagonist more fully. Novels like Steins;Gate and F/SN are more intent of portraying the story without putting you the reader into the MCs shoes. In most of the ones with partial-voiced MCs, the viewpoint had shifted to another character, or the story becomes kinetic (few or no choices) to detach you from the intimate perception of control over the character and add narrative contrast. It also cuts costs for male seiyuus. But I generally like hearing the Japanese voices because I'm a weeb.

I played Rewrite under the mindset that the MC's main motivation has been to find a place to belong, with that desire extending into each of the heroine routes. In a way, the quality of each routes' ending is a reflection of how much the MC was willing to commit himself to make a difference. He was pretty much told to keep out of trouble in Shizuru route, and he did until curiosity got the better of him. Chihaya route takes it in the other direction by allowing the MC to develop himself before taking action and that turned out much better. It's also my personal favorite heroine route. And I believe the writers wanted to make Kotori's ending poetic with the way it ended. The MC's motivation in that route was to help her fulfill her duty out of commitment, so even failing in the end doesn't change the feelings between them. He resolves to see her again with his head held high so they can let go of the past together. Rewrite might be one of those VNs where you need to look at the routes from several perspectives to full appreciate them. The genre shifts and overlapping themes can make that a bit difficult. The different writers for the routes is partially to blame for that. Lucia's is a bit of a wildcard route that doesn't fit in with the others, but it does the romance well and presents a straightforward conflict. Akane's is the darkest and gives a larger scale to the narrative. Whether or not you want to dive back in, the important thing is whether you enjoy reading it. If you feel that it's a slog, or just not your cup of tea, set it aside and read something you know you'll enjoy at this moment.

I was under the impression that they were all part of a hive mind.

That's pretty much the reason why I'm hoping a different company gets this one.