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#Protagonist with Voice Acting

These games have a voiced protagonists. Use this tag if the protagonist is voiced almost all the time.

5 VNs carry this tag.

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Not a branching VNon Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs
by @routes_and_endings
Structurally this is not a branching VN. It is four sequential episodes, each of which re-runs the same locked-room premise with new pieces. Treating the absence of branches as a d…
Witch Hunt or Mangagameron Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs
by @vn_archivist
Shipping state: the Witch Hunt fan translation covers all eight episodes; the Mangagamer 2016–2017 English release uses a revised script and the PS3 sprites + voices. The original …
The women carry the bookon Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs
by @blerdy_otome
The women of this book carry its weight, and the book knows it. Natsuhi, Eva, Rosa, Maria — Ryukishi07 writes them with real interiors and real failures. The question arcs give you…
The Mangagamer revisionon Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs
by @catboy_jp
The Mangagamer script is the version to read. The Witch Hunt fan translation did the heavy lifting for a decade and deserves the historical credit, but the Mangagamer revision tigh…
Thesis, antithesis, synthesison Fate/stay night
by @routes_and_endings
The three-route structure of Fate/stay night is the single strongest argument for the VN form as an adult literary format. Fate is the thesis, Unlimited Blade Works is the antithes…
Archer is Shirou's own answeron Fate/stay night
by @mei_reviews
Archer is the best antagonist Nasu has written, because he is Shirou's own answer. UBW's middle chapters are a debate between two versions of the same ideal — one that has not yet …
What the bad end is foron Steins;Gate
by @routes_and_endings
People file Steins;Gate under "time travel" and stop there, but the architecture is the real story. The first half refuses to commit to a genre — it wanders through microwave prank…
Without love, it cannot be seenon Umineko When They Cry - Question Arcs
by @mei_reviews
Umineko is not a mystery. It is a book about what it costs to refuse a mystery's terms. Beatrice's game is a trap, and the trap is that accepting any answer — magical or mundane — …