RPGIs London: Echoes of the Past worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Mystery visual novel readers who want a short, romance-focused story
- Players interested in lesbian romance and character-centered route branches
- Readers who prefer choice-based stories with multiple endings and extra viewpoints
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, exploration, or hands-on detective mechanics rather than primarily reading a visual novel
- Readers looking for a long-form mystery with extensive replay structure beyond three endings and additional narrative branches
- Players who prefer contemporary settings instead of stories set in 1935 London and 1980 Iceland
Our take on London: Echoes of the Past
Rather than treating mystery as a purely procedural investigation, the game places romance, personal history, and viewpoint changes alongside its central case. Its extra branches revisit known events through other characters’ inner perspectives, while a time-travel episode extends the story beyond its main period.
What is London: Echoes of the Past?
This short yuri mystery visual novel follows a private detective in 1935 London as a woman believed dead returns and old secrets resurface.
The investigation connects a student client, an international businesswoman, a former girlfriend, strange commissions, and clues tied to the past. The story includes romance and personal growth alongside questions of justice, hidden motives, and a shooting. It contains about 90,000 words, three endings, cel-shaded backgrounds, and more than 25 CGs. Additional narrative branches present the established events from Queenie’s and Xin Rui’s viewpoints after their respective character routes are completed. A separate time-travel story of about 20,000 words takes place in Iceland in 1980 and follows the characters into another period of their lives.
How London: Echoes of the Past plays
- 01Multiple story endings
- The main narrative has three possible conclusions.
- 02Character viewpoints
- Extra branches revisit the story through Queenie’s and Xin Rui’s perspectives after their character routes are completed.
- 03Time-travel side story
- A separate Iceland-set episode from 1980 adds about 20,000 words and shows the characters at later ages.
- 04Visual presentation
- The game includes cel-shaded backgrounds and more than 25 CG illustrations.
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London: Echoes of the Past: platforms & release
Is London: Echoes of the Past worth it?
It is worth it if: mystery visual novel readers who want a short, romance-focused story. Skip it if: players seeking combat, exploration, or hands-on detective mechanics rather than primarily reading a visual novel.
Where can I download London: Echoes of the Past?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens London: Echoes of the Past's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is London: Echoes of the Past on?
Windows and macOS.




