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Why is the cohost egg logo in the center of the top bar but off center now
Image Transcripts
Image 1
Diya: "(I'm never speaking again. Time to become a mime.)"
Image 2
Akarsha: "...Suddenly, I can't read."
Image 3
Noelle: "Oh, I see. So that's why they pitch as such high velocity-- so it's harder for the batter to hit a touchdown."
Image 4
Akarsha: "(I hate myself, but in a fun way where I'll still check myself out.)"
I played Butterfly Soup and its sequel last week and have not been able to stop thinking about them since. Broadly speaking, Butterfly Soup is a game about the joys and pains of growing up and figuring out who you are. On the game page, the author describes it as "A visual novel about gay asian girls playing baseball and falling in love."
Neither of these descriptions fully capture why this game means so much to me, but if either piqued your interest, I have great news: both games are free! (Or rather, they're pay-what-you-want, and if you pay at least $5, you get a PDF with bonus art and author commentary--which, imo, is still too low a price for how much enjoyment I got from this)
Butterfly Soup on itch.io
Butterfly Soup 2 on itch.io
I'll be posting about Butterfly Soup in the next couple days, so I'll take a stab at explaining why these games mean so much to me then. In the meantime, if you're looking for a good and short (3-4 hours each!) visual novel to read through, give these a shot!