I started this game way back before the retranslation and waaaay before I played the amount of VNs I have under my belt now. I could not continue it at some point cause there was a hardly any sense in the Dialoge anymore.

I returned after the Retranslation and Restoration Patch. And finished all routes. Now back when I started this VN and it had the same quality, it would have been my benchmark. I'd be heartrendered and crying all over the place.

So I'd say with the retranslation it's a really good starting VN, and overall it's a good VN. However some of the drama (*cough* Ageha) falls flat on it's face and it's a bit irritating as the whole thing could have been an awesome starting point... Read more »

(Originally published here on August 14, 2016. This is a slightly edited version.)

Have you ever flown through the sky, and if you haven't, have you ever thought how it may feel to do so? Unfortunately, because humans don't have wings, they can only rely on certain machines, like gliders, to help them fly; the question is, though, would you want to have a hand in building such a glider if given the opportunity to? That's exactly what the Soaring Club does; they build a glider and fly off into the sky that we can only look up to. I first heard of a visual novel with such a Soaring Club when I was searching the App Store on my iPod for a visual novel to play; I could only play a little bit... Read more »

(Originally written on January 2, 2020)

A game that took me about a year and a half to finish playing on and off, If my heart had wings was definitely one of the best vn I’ve played so far, and one I’ll sure remember.

I found many original ideas in this game like heroine in wheelchair, a duck as pet, a glider-building club, the list goes on and on. Art was perfect and so was the music, wish there’d been a music mode, anyway, and I felt so much joy singing along both Precious Wing and Perfect Sky – great tunes those two.

All heroines had something really good going for them, tho my favourite girl has to be Ageha’s imouto and her big “eyes” (we all know that’s not what “oppai” translates... Read more »