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Is No:Worse worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel readers who want a short story focused on romance and emotional conflict
- Players interested in relationship drama involving multiple partners
- Players seeking a narrative game with several endings and animated character art
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long story beyond a roughly four-to-five-hour playthrough
- Players who prefer action or exploration over relationship-focused storytelling
- Readers who prefer a single fixed conclusion rather than multiple endings
Our take on No:Worse
Rather than centering on combat, exploration, or stat-driven progression, this visual novel puts relationships and emotional conflict at the center. Its short story has multiple endings, while animated character art adds movement and expression to the presentation.
What is No:Worse?
No:Worse is a visual novel centered on Natsu Kashigaru, an art student nearing graduation from Tokyo University of the Arts.
He has no clear career path or enough money to pursue his artistic ambitions, while also feeling responsible for his four girlfriends. Two alumni art competitions at his university may give him a chance to change his circumstances. The story follows vulnerable people facing despair, heartbreak, and deceit. A complete playthrough takes around four to five hours and has over six endings. Animated sprites and CGs depict the characters with lip-sync, breathing, chest physics, and a range of emotions.
How No:Worse plays
- 01Multiple story endings
- The game has over six endings, with a complete playthrough taking around four to five hours.
- 02Animated character art
- Sprites and CGs feature lip-sync, breathing, chest physics, and varied emotional expressions.
- 03Art competition plot
- Natsu has the opportunity to enter two alumni competitions hosted by his former university.
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No:Worse: platforms & release
Is No:Worse worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel readers who want a short story focused on romance and emotional conflict. Skip it if: players seeking a long story beyond a roughly four-to-five-hour playthrough.
Where can I download No:Worse?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No:Worse's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No:Worse on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
