A rather fine line defines what might be a Charage or Moege, so they could be considered not to be mutually exclusive.Įxamples: Hoshizora no Memoria -Wish upon a Shooting Star-, My Girlfriend is the President!Ī game with the purpose of making the player cry. Moege A somewhat controversial term, but basically a title whose main appeal is a very lighthearted feel-good story with cutesy "moe" characters and visuals. This term and the following one are often abused and misused by /vn/ to provoke a response or derail discussion. Typically, they are older titles that have withstood the test of time, so to speak, or at least retained their popularity for long amounts of time. Games with the highest reputation and popularity.
Used to describe the mushy lovey dovey moments between the protagonist and heroines in romance VNs. Ichaicha Can mean flirting, or making out. Note: The 'fan' does not mean fan made.Įxamples: Kira☆Kira Curtain Call, Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! A, Sharin no Kuni: Yuukyuu no Shounenshoujo For this reason, fandiscs often feature a higher ratio of ero content than the original game.
Instead the game is devoted to "after story" content or alternative endings where the player can end up with heroines who did not get endings featured in the original. They can be considered different from a 'true' sequel as the plot of the original story is not built upon in any meaningful way (though there are some exceptions games that ride the thin line between what defines a sequel or fandisc).
#EROGE VISUAL NOVELS SERIES#
It's important to note that the Japanese do not use the term 'Visual Novel' what we think of as Visual novels, they would simply call an eroge or an 'adventure game'.įandisc, FD An expansion to a series meant as 'fanservice' to the players who want to see more of a series' characters and setting.
#EROGE VISUAL NOVELS FULL#
This definition can include anything from an uncovered nipple in a bath cg to full blown consensual sex in the missionary position. People or characters who enjoy these sort of things are said to have "chuunibyou" (Literal meaning: "8th Grader Sickness").Įxamples: Zanmataisei Demonbane, Fate Stay/Night, Steins Gate ('chuunibyou' main character, played for humor)Įroge A term short for "Erotic Game" used to describe a game with any amount of erotic content. New releases are often called 'monthly charage.'Įxamples: Hoshizora no Memoria -Wish upon a Shooting Star-, Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!, Yume Miru KusuriĬhuuni/Chuu2 A slang term that loosely means "stuff an 8th-grader would find really awesome." For example, a story with lots of fights, superpowers, energy beams, character/attack names that were pulled from norse mythology or other western sources because they sound cool, extreme power levels, plot/logic/consistency sitting in the back seat in favor of 'coolness', and so on.
Outside of nukige, it could be considered the most numerous type of Eroge as the trend of heroine routes in Visual Novels lends well to going into character development, interpersonal relationships, and intense personal stories for individual heroines.
Defines a game focused on character interaction, but not necessarily an overarching plot.
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