Gay visual novel

If one is to think about the visual novel as a genre and medium of video games, they've historically oriented around two core pillars in what they're allowed to be about: broadly put, sex and violence. While generalized to a point of meaninglessness, the shoe also fits in what codified the genre early on and what patterns it settled into, from the homicide-obsessed detective fiction to the gal game erotica, fated to oscillate between "all-ages" dating sims and explicit pornography and whatever permutation and compromise that existed between the two extremes. The cultural and social associations that have built up as a outcome of these semiotics hold rendered the medium--even more so than video games as a whole--extremely male-driven and aggressively heterosexual on both the creator and audience ends, and the perception that the majority of works in it are pornographic in world is an association that is still difficult for the genre to shed, and in many cases it isn't even attempted, as ostensibly general-audiences works still carry that distinct exploitative air. Any labor that acts counter to these stereotypes and tight def

.