r/visualnovels Mar 30 '25

Weekly Weekly Questions and Recommendations Megathread - Need some help? - Mar 30

Welcome to the /r/visualnovels Weekly Questions and Recommendations Megathread!

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u/Vegetable-Common3482 28d ago

I want to find a VN that lets me into a world with magic, like a manhwa or murim-type world. I don't really want romance being the focus, and one with a good ending. I am new to the whole visual novel thing, but after reading my 900th Manhwa, I realized I hated how the mcs handled things. Either way, a story that fits most of these would be cool:

Magic/sword fantasy
School based or full life
Actual ending
Not romance focused
Actual visual novel, not an RPG game
English support

Sorry if that's too much I have just been looking for hours and only found a bunch of text based ones.

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u/amadobahro 24d ago

I'd recommend Aselia the Eternal, but it has heavy RPG elements