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2016 PC −60 % 9.75 € 3.90 € 5 days left 95 % positive Overwhelmingly positive, 1,039 reviews on Steam

A story-focused bishoujo visual novel set in a dry, dystopian world where two diner owners find an unconscious young woman by the highway and start a new life together. It centers on characters and atmosphere rather than gameplay.

What defines Karakara:

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Karakara are Katawa Shoujo, Letters From a Rainy Day: Oceans and Lace and World End Economica: Episode.02. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Karakara special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Katawa Shoujo

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  • Linear, curated structure

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Please Be Happy

Accessible and relaxed

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Eliza

Strong, story-driven narrative

A quiet, dialogue-driven visual novel about an AI counseling program in Seattle. You follow its former creator, who now works as the human voice of the AI, through conversations with clients and her reckoning with technology and responsibility.

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