This sequel to Lily's Day Off is absolutely worth your time if you're up for some insane over the top comedy in your visual novel experience.

The premise is simple: You wake up on the side of the road and meet Lily, a world-famous idol taking a stroll on her night off. What the story becomes from there is up to you, and plays out over the course of 16 bite-sized versions of the story depending on which options you choose. There's nothing to worry about with weird visual novel structure or endings shenanigans, it's all straightforward so all that's left for you to do is enjoy the insanity, of which there is no shortage of.

Lily's Night Off's writing and presentation of its story is miles beyond the original game. It's so unbelievably well put together, legitimately funny, and polished to a mirror sheen. The story and endings are absolutely unhinged in the best possible ways, and there's just so much more character to the protagonist, Lily, and our new additions to the cast Vicky and Nym. There's so much to love about all of them, and the writing's ability to get these characters across and make them so lovable in such small amounts of time is really to be commended.

I had a fantastic time with Lily's Night off and if you're in the mood for some absurd over the top comedy cut with a little bit of edge, the this is absolutely a fine way to spend a few hours.

This sequel to Lily's Day Off is absolutely worth your time if you're up for some insane over the top comedy in your visual novel experience. The premise is simple: You wake up on the side of the road and meet Lily, a world-famous idol taking a stroll on her night off. What the story becomes from there is up to you, and plays out over the course of 16 bite-sized versions of the story depending on which options you choose. There's nothing to worry about with weird visual novel structure or endings shenanigans, it's all straightforward so all that's left for you to do is enjoy the insanity, of which there is no shortage of. Lily's Night Off's writing and presentation of its story is miles beyond the original game. It's so unbelievably well put together, legitimately funny, and polished to a mirror sheen. The story and endings are absolutely unhinged in the best possible ways, and there's just so much more character to the protagonist, Lily, and our new additions to the cast Vicky and Nym. There's so much to love about all of them, and the writing's ability to get these characters across and make them so lovable in such small amounts of time is really to be commended. I had a fantastic time with Lily's Night off and if you're in the mood for some absurd over the top comedy cut with a little bit of edge, the this is absolutely a fine way to spend a few hours.