My Love life With Lycanthropy: elixir for loneliness
A downloadable visual novel for Windows, macOS, and Linux
My Love Life With Lycanthropy: elixir for loneliness is the first episode in a planned series about a small ensemble of queer characters finding love and community in a dangerous fantasy world.
My Love Life With Lycanthropy: elixir for loneliness follows the werewolf adventurer Caroline Zervas as she finds herself under the care of a wealthy alchemist. As Caroline decides whether or not she wants to give up her life on the road for a more peaceful one, she starts to admire her host more and more. What follows is a cute, sexy, funny and sometimes heartfelt story about managing mental illness and finding a home in a world that isn't built for you.
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I'm really interested in the world so far, and hope to read more! Its also just kind of nice to see queer rep that's just... natural? It isn't some sort of spectacle or statement. We just kinda exist, and its nice to see that sort
of rep. And I really felt for Caroline and Mia by the end, it was short, but I am already really attached and want to see more. Of both them, and the world here.
first of all as I said in the post I wrote immediately after putting this episode up: I will be expanding on the lore much more in the next episode!
I'm also really glad you liked the queer stuff and romance! It won't necessarily be a focus for the rest of the series but it will be expanded on a lot (though Mia and Caroline are together now it doesn't mean that there won't still be challenges they have to overcome together.)
Cant wait to find out more then! I'm
perfectly fine with that not being a focus in a fantasy story lol. definitely exited to see where the story goes.
I've been following the author on Tumblr for months now, so I jumped at the opportunity to read this. It's a very wonderful hour(-ish) of fantasy, awkwardness, love, catharsis, queerfulness, and vibrancy.
The writing is great and imaginative, and really took to its job of creating emotion and intrigue. I appreciated every second, and I hope Rambrandt finds time to make more. <3
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Though, I would recommend that the title of the game on this page be changed to "elixir", rather than "elixer", keeping consistency with the description on the page. The typo is present on the main menu ingame as well. If it was intentional, consider changing the times the title is mentioned in the description to match?)Issue has since been fixed. :)