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Is Yonder World: Interview with the Void worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel players who want a long psychological horror and romance story
- Players interested in choosing between romantic and friendship relationships
- Readers who enjoy item collection and puzzles within narrative games
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat-focused horror may bounce off the visual novel format and its reading-led structure
- Players wanting a short, linear story may find the estimated 10-plus-hour runtime and more than 20 endings demanding
- Players uninterested in romance or relationship choices may not engage with the three romantic interests
Our take on Yonder World: Interview with the Void
Players looking for constant action may bounce off when progress depends on reading, relationship choices, item collection, and puzzles. Those avoiding romance routes may hit another wall when the story presents three romantic interests alongside friendship choices and multiple endings.
What is Yonder World: Interview with the Void?
Follow Vellus, a young angel whose new job in Heavens leads her into a strange world beneath perpetual midnight moonlight.
Its inhabitants include one mysterious, infinitely powerful entity and a few visitors. This psychological horror and romance visual novel follows Vellus as she searches for a way home amid danger and melancholy. The story contains more than 250,000 words and is estimated to provide over 10 hours of gameplay. Players make relationship choices that distinguish romance from friendship, pursue three romantic interests, collect items, solve puzzles, and reach more than 20 endings. The game also includes achievements, an ending tracker system, and more than 45 background illustrations.
How Yonder World: Interview with the Void plays
- 01Branching relationships
- Choices distinguish romantic relationships from friendships, with three romantic interests available.
- 02Multiple endings
- The story includes more than 20 endings.
- 03Item puzzles
- An item collection and puzzle system is included.
- 04Long-form story
- The visual novel contains more than 250,000 words and is estimated at over 10 hours of gameplay.
- 05Background artwork
- The game includes more than 45 background illustrations.
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Yonder World: Interview with the Void: platforms & release
Is Yonder World: Interview with the Void worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel players who want a long psychological horror and romance story. Skip it if: players seeking combat-focused horror may bounce off the visual novel format and its reading-led structure.
Where can I download Yonder World: Interview with the Void?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Yonder World: Interview with the Void's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Yonder World: Interview with the Void on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
