Glad to see so many good recommendations. Thank you all of you ^^
I just finish the game Analogue: A Hate Story and I think it is worth it to give it a try.
If you like the idea of collecting little by little informations about what happened in the Spaceship "Mugunghwa" and discover the mystery around it, then this game is for you. Also it is involving gameplay from text adventure games, but I will not spoil why is that.
Also it have a GREAT moment while you are playing that caught me off guard.
It was so great I must say.
Sadly the game is really short to comparison with other visual novels I played and you maybe get little bored after a lot of reading...
I give it 8/10.
Anyway I want also recommend another good visual novel. It maybe is short and linear, but it is free so you can try it if you like:
"Juniper?s Knot is a story told from dual perspectives: that of a demon and a boy. It begins on an autumn afternoon in a silent town."
There are still two other games from the same developers of the game "jupiter's Knot", but I didn't played them yet, so I can't still recommend you to play them. The games are:
"Cradle Song takes place in a desolate world. A world that has slowly deteriorated over hundreds of years.
But Nathan has no idea about that. His life revolves around trudging to school, listening to lectures, and walking home after having failed to ask Ciri out once again.
Many people live this way: hidden within Virtual Realities and completely unaware of the world outside... though they aren't there by choice.
Nathan and these others are special sorts of people. People referred to by laymen as "power users".
They have the potential to use supernatural abilities, thanks to a stroke of evolutionary luck. However, after Nathan's sponsored escape from his virtual world, he quickly discovers that potential does not always transition into reality. Out of all of his fellow escapees, he is the only one left powerless.
Now, with boundless possibilities before him, will Nathan embrace this new and unstable world, or will he be overwhelmed?
Real life starts now."
And
"Dysfunctional Systems is an episodic visual novel chronicling the life of Winter Harrison. Having long become comfortable with her utopian society, Winter is surprised to learn that there are other worlds in other planes of existence.
These worlds are quite different from hers, ranging from troubled, to dystopian, to futuristic or fantastical.
However, they are all riddled with problems that, if not resolved, may adversely affect her home world. She is chosen to become a "mediator", charged with the maintenance of order in these chaotic planes, and so enters a vocational school for training.
Episode 1 details her second shadowing of a seasoned mediator, only a few weeks into her first year. She and her mentor enter a world seemingly much like their own, except for this issue of "poverty" with which Winter has difficulty understanding..."
I hope to enjoy them. Cheers!!!