It teaches me that outside world is scary. 20/10 will never go outside again. Who needs the outside world when you have a wife as cute as Lilith?

The main theme of The NOexistenceN of you AND me revolves around a single question: Does she exist?
One day a girl appears in your room, from that moment on, you're taken on a philosophical journey trough the concept of the "self" as perspective, as individual, as relationships, and the merge of all three.

While the game is presented as a psychological horror, I personally wouldn't describe it that way. It has its moments, but it isn't a horror game in the traditional way. Rather more a introspective experience that asks you to question you perception about existence, connection, and meaning.

Narratively, the game is short, it took me around four hours to reach my first ending. There were some parts I didn't fully understand on my first playtrough. The tone shifts quickly: from soft and joyful moments to thoughtful and philosophicaly ones that can feel overwhelming. Some lines genuinly warmed my heart in ways I didn't expect.

Visually the games has a charming minimalistic style. The characters design are elegant with an nice artistic touch.

The music is absolutely wonderful. My favorite track is “The Cozy Room,” which captures the mix of comfort and melancholy that defines much of the experience. In fact, the entire soundtrack complements the tone and enhances the atmosphere in every scene.

The Japanese voice acting is also nice. Kokonoe Yukari’s performance as Lilith is gentle, emotional, and captivating. Her voice gives real warmth to the character. I’d love to see her in more projects.

Even though I loved this game, I know it’s not for everyone. It’s best suited for fans of visual novels who want something short, quiet, and thoughtful, or for anyone looking for an entry point into more visual novels.

If I had to point out a flaw, it would be how unforgiving some choices are. Just one wrong decision can lead you straight to the bad ending, and the lack of save points means you need to replay the entire section to fix your choices.

Overall, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a short but memorable visual novel. It leans more toward introspection than horror. It questions you, makes you feel emotions, and offers comfort to those who need it. The visuals are clean and expressive, the music is nice, and the voice acting makes it all feel natural.

If you're looking for something thoughtful and quielty emotional, a story that will stay in your mind even after it ends, then, this game is absolutely worth your time.

At last, at the end of the story, the question is asked again: "Do I exist?"

To that, I'd answer: "Yes, you exist. And I wish to exist beside you."

If you've ever struggled with loneliness, anxiety, or questions about your own worth, I hope this game, and this review, reminds you of something: You matter. Your existence is real. Your existence is meaningful. You are not alone.

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