Can you recommend some popular 'innocent core visual novel' games?

One of the well - known games from Innocent Grey is 'Grisaia no Kajitsu'. It has an engaging story with interesting characters.

An 'innocent core visual novel' generally has several notable features. Firstly, the story is crafted in a way that can be easily followed and enjoyed by a wide range of players. It may not have overly complex plots but rather focuses on emotions and relationships. The visual elements are carefully created to enhance the mood of the story. For example, the backgrounds and character designs are made to look harmonious and pleasant. Additionally, the music and sound effects play a crucial role in setting the atmosphere. They are usually soothing and match the overall innocent and engaging nature of the visual novel.

One of the popular 2003 visual novels is 'Fate/stay night'. It has a complex story with different routes and interesting characters. The battle scenes and the magic system are quite engaging.

There are several popular ones. 'Grisaia no Rakuen' is a great example. It continues the story from previous installments in the series and further develops the characters and the overall world - building. 'Clover Day's' is also popular. It has a heartwarming story that focuses on relationships and personal growth, and the art style is typical of innocent grey visual novels, which is very attractive to fans of the genre.

One popular 'tournament visual novel' is 'Danganronpa'. It has a very unique and dark tournament - like setting where students are forced to participate in a killing game. Another is 'Fate/stay night', which also has elements of a battle tournament among the Servants. 'Arcana Heart' is also a good example. It features a tournament of magical girls fighting against each other.

There are a few well - known 'disappearance visual novel' games. 'Ace Attorney' series, especially some of its cases, has disappearances as part of the mystery to be solved. The characters and the courtroom drama add to the overall appeal. 'When They Cry' also has elements of disappearances within its complex and often mind - bending storylines. It's known for its deep and often disturbing mysteries that involve disappearances and more.

Well, 'Choice of Robots' is a great example. It's a text - based game where you make choices that shape the story, and it has some roguelike elements in terms of how the different scenarios are generated. 'Long Live the Queen' is another one. You play as a princess and have to make decisions to survive, with a fair amount of random events thrown in, which gives it that roguelike feel. And 'Fallen London' is a very immersive roguelike visual novel where you explore a strange and unique world, and your choices determine your path through the story.

One popular 'idol visual novel' is 'The Idolmaster'. It has a large fan base and offers an in - depth look into the world of idols. Another one is 'Love Live! School Idol Festival', which combines rhythm - based gameplay with the visual novel elements related to idols.

Sure. 'Doki Doki Literature Club!' is quite well - known. While it has some dark themes, it does use diary - like elements in the way the story is presented. 'Katawa Shoujo' is another example. It has parts where the characters' inner thoughts and daily experiences are shown in a diary - esque manner, which helps to develop the characters and the overall story.

There is 'To the Moon'. It's a beautiful visual novel that delves deep into relationships, and while not strictly centered on mother - daughter, it has themes that can be related to family bonds. 'Planetarian' is also a good one. It presents an emotional story that can give you a sense of the power of relationships, much like what you might find in a mother - daughter visual novel.