Gingy's Corner Tokyo Chronos: Visual Novel in Virtual Reality By Gingy Gibson • June 7th, 2019 A title that does more to sell the software it runs on then the product itself.
Us Lovely Corpses By Gingy Gibson • May 10th, 2019 Us Lovely Corpses is a wonderfully thoughtful visual novel about dealing with mental illness.
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.
