Her Lie I Tried to Believe By Gingy Gibson • March 1st, 2019 Her Lie I Tried to Believe is a shoddy attempt to portray the paranoia and psychopathy of toxic masculinity as something worthy of human pity.
Gingy's Corner Event-D By Gingy Gibson • February 8th, 2019 A picture is worth a thousand words, right? So next time let them do some of the talking.
Gingy's Corner Crimson Gray By Gingy Gibson • January 26th, 2019 As problematic as yanderes can be, Crimson Gray did a fantastic job portraying the trope.
Gingy's Corner XOXO Droplets By Gingy Gibson • January 18th, 2019 7 hours of dragging myself through the worst elements of high school that I am never get back.
Gingy's Corner Seiyuu Danshi By Gingy Gibson • December 21st, 2018 You want to be the world’s best voice actor (and boyfriend)? Then you better work for it.
Six Days of Snow By Gingy Gibson • December 7th, 2018 Stop trying to make wanting to bang minors romantic.
Gingy's Corner Fix Me Fix You By Gingy Gibson • November 23rd, 2018 Fix Me Fix You is an absolute slog of a visual novel which exemplifies the problems inherent in materialistic characters and their relationships.
Gingy's Corner Neighbor By Gingy Gibson • October 19th, 2018 The biggest mistake you can make while reading Neighbor is harboring expectations that this visual novel will read like other Japanese horror media.
Gingy's Corner Hermes and Gry: A Crooked Plan By Gingy Gibson • September 28th, 2018 There are bad bosses, and then there are bosses willing to sell your organs to a back alley doctor for potion money. This VN features the latter kind.
Gingy's Corner The Final Day of Spring By Gingy Gibson • August 31st, 2018 A look into a story about getting to choose your own end and the legacy you leave behind.
