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"Problem Child" me, Class Heartthrob her—two lines that should never cross collided through a series of coincidences, shattering my monochrome world. Crave her eyes on me alone, crave her world with me alone. The once-pure admiration begins to twist...
Only You is a visual novel, crpg and female protagonist game
developed by 忘雪社
and published by WindField Games.
Released on February 09th 2026 is available on Windows, Linux, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 938 reviews of which 886 were positive and 52 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
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- OS: Windows 10，11
- Processor: Intel i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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- OS: Ubuntu or equivalent
- Processor: 1 Ghz or faster processor
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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"Only You" follows Yun Xinyao & Jiang Xiyue, two opposite personalities who both attend the same elite academy, Moxiangshan. Yun falls for Jiang at first sight, and over time those feelings twist and grow into something obsessive & ugly. As Yun finds out about the behind the scene bullying that targets Jiang, she becomes willing to do anything to protect or save her from the situation, no matter the cost. I want to preface this by saying I didn't particularly enjoy this visual novel until it got to the last perspective. For me personally, it kind of dragged, especially through the middle with Lins perspective, but the last half recontextualized everything for me and honestly made me do a complete 180 on the game. There's a lot of good here. The art is eye candy (especially the CG's), good story, the character writing is quite frankly amazing in my eyes, with pretty realistic motivations and reasons for why things happen. I can't really fault any of the characters for what they do (though I did find Yun became obsessed a bit too quick; that's a personal take though), and the soundtrack, while I think being copyright free, was beautiful. The game kind of has a Psychological or Drama Thriller vibe with the whole "I'll stop this bullying of my love no matter the cost" plot, but what really saved the game for me was the 'twist'. The 'twist' actually had me laughing and clapping my hands going "THIS IS ACTUALLY INSANE WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥!" (slightly paraphrased). The art added to this too, with a lot of things changing once it happened (IYKYK). Suffice to say I didn't see it coming, and seeing the multiple perspectives of the different characters really saved the what I thought to be somewhat dragged & overdone yandere plot. Now that my praise is out of the way there are a few grievances I have with the game. First off, and this is my most major issue - the english TL is honestly chopped. There were a lot of parts were the prose didn't make sense at all, or where I had to infer what was going on in the scene because the text didn't quite make sense to me, but I can't fault the studio behind that because they're indie devs, so in the end I'm just glad I was able to experience this. There were also some bugs with Renpy, with code or command lines showing up in the dialogue box, but it didn't take me out of immersion too much. For the plot/story, I'd say the only issues I have were Yun becoming obsessed to quick (which I already mentioned), along with Yuns perspective dragging towards the mid point, and the final perspective dragging out somewhat. To me it felt like the pacing was moving too slow during these segments, but again, just my personal opinion. As for the art, there were some minor perspective issues in the CG's, but I could honestly care less and I'm just nitpicking at this point; the rendering really really makes up for it. Finally for the voice acting, the voice acting was really good, but you could tell the mics they were using werent of the best quality, especially when Yun raises her voice at times, it kind of peaks and distorts; again, just a minor nitpick, doesn't take away from the experience for me at all, just wanted to point it out. So would I reco this game? HELL YES. If you like Yanderes, Toxic Yuri, realistic characters, and big twists, cop this ASAP. It's about 15 hours I'd say? Which is pretty short for a VN. If you can bare the chopped english translation, I'd say this is well worth your time even at full price. Also it ends in a title drop, which makes it absolute cinema in my eyes. 10/10, probably the best indie VN I've played in recent times. I genuinely can't reco this enough its seriously so good.
Let's just say that the game was so good that I became obsessed with it, to the point of going to their social media and breaking past the language barrier to see and read the epilogues. Yes, there are epilogues, and even two versions to speak of, but they are all in Chinese, so you either use the built-in translate for the texts or pause the video every few seconds to camera translate, which I did. I highly recommend the second version if you want to see how their relationship ultimately concludes. In the end, it was worth every second and cent spent.
Yandere yuri ? We are eating good today ! This is second game developed by "忘雪社" , and while i consider their first game "Qianse" the best visual novel ive ever played , this game continues this trend. Inhereting beautiful writing from first game , here we have some new improvements like : high quality voiceover for every character, more Cgs and backgrounds and overall better technical quality. Music here is beautiful , especially opening track "Ob ession". However English translation is still mediocre at best , it has some issues unfortunately. Story. Story here is best part, All characters have understandable motivations and all their actions make sense . Character personalities are well written and multi pov story telling is implemented decently. I liked all story twists. Story it self is some sort of cat-and-mouse game between girls trying to get closer to each other and "posses" their love interests , however not everything here as easy as it seems. Is the story good ? - Extremely ! i am happy that i played this game. my main complaint that its kinda short , especially compared to "Qianse" however i still liked it. I wish this studio best and hope for more games from them. I think more yuri is what humanity need right now. 10/10
Only You, developed by Wangxue Studio and published by WindField Games, is a narrative-driven visual novel that centers on an emotionally intense and psychologically layered story set within the confines of an all-girls private academy. Rather than focusing on gameplay systems or mechanical complexity, the title places its full weight on character development, internal conflict, and the gradual transformation of affection into obsession. It presents itself as a character-focused yuri drama, but beneath its romantic surface lies a darker exploration of insecurity, dependency, and the fragile boundaries between love and possession. The story follows Yun Xinyao, a troubled girl transferred to an elite academy under the weight of her mother’s expectations. Socially withdrawn and emotionally sensitive, she enters this new environment already carrying the burden of self-doubt. Her world begins to shift when she meets Jiang Xiyue, a bright and optimistic scholarship student whose warmth and openness stand in stark contrast to Xinyao’s guarded personality. Their initial interactions are filled with tentative curiosity and the soft awkwardness of first connections. As Xiyue’s kindness slowly draws Xinyao out of her shell, what begins as admiration gradually deepens into something far more consuming. The emotional trajectory of the narrative hinges on this shift, tracing how longing for closeness can morph into a desperate desire to become someone’s entire world. One of the game’s defining strengths lies in its psychological perspective. Rather than portraying romance in purely idealized terms, Only You leans into emotional vulnerability and internal monologue. Xinyao’s thoughts often reveal insecurity, jealousy, and a constant fear of being replaced. As Xiyue becomes more socially integrated and forms friendships with others, Xinyao’s anxiety intensifies. The narrative carefully illustrates how perceived distance, even when imagined, can distort one’s sense of reality. This internal unraveling forms the backbone of the experience. Players are not merely observing a love story; they are immersed in the evolving mindset of a protagonist struggling to reconcile affection with possessiveness. The storytelling structure emphasizes depth over speed. With an extensive script and multiple key characters contributing to the unfolding drama, the game allows room for emotional buildup. Conversations linger, pauses feel deliberate, and moments of tension are often carried through subtle shifts in dialogue rather than overt conflict. The use of illustrated CG scenes enhances pivotal emotional beats, reinforcing key turning points in the relationship dynamic. Voice acting further strengthens immersion, giving nuance to exchanges that might otherwise feel static in a purely text-based format. When done effectively, this combination of visual and auditory elements transforms internal turmoil into something palpable. Visually, the art direction complements the narrative tone. Character portraits convey nuanced expressions that subtly shift as emotions fluctuate, helping to communicate feelings that words alone might not fully capture. The setting—a refined, structured academy environment—creates a contrast between outward order and inward chaos. Classrooms, dormitories, and campus spaces become stages for emotional escalation. This juxtaposition reinforces the central theme: beneath the polished surface of youth and friendship lies a fragile emotional ecosystem vulnerable to imbalance. However, the game’s heavy emphasis on introspection and dialogue may not appeal to players seeking interactive systems or branching gameplay mechanics. Only You is firmly rooted in narrative immersion, and progression largely depends on reading and absorbing the story rather than making frequent gameplay-driven decisions. Its pacing is deliberate and at times slow, reflecting the gradual tightening of emotional tension rather than delivering dramatic twists at rapid intervals. For some, this measured tempo will feel immersive and authentic; for others, it may test patience. Thematically, the game walks a careful line between romance and psychological intensity. Its exploration of obsessive attachment gives it a darker edge compared to more conventional school-based love stories. Rather than presenting love as purely uplifting, it questions how emotional dependency can reshape identity and perception. This thematic ambition gives Only You a distinct identity within the visual novel genre, particularly for audiences interested in character-driven yuri narratives that are unafraid to examine uncomfortable emotional truths. Ultimately, Only You is an experience defined by its emotional focus. It is less about external events and more about the internal shifts that alter relationships from within. For players drawn to slow-burning psychological romance, detailed character study, and atmospheric storytelling, it offers a deeply introspective journey. While it may not provide mechanical variety or high interactivity, its strength lies in the careful dissection of longing, vulnerability, and the human desire to matter to someone completely. In embracing that emotional intensity, Only You sets itself apart as a thoughtful and, at times, unsettling exploration of love and identity. Rating: 8/10
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Only You is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
No, Only You is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.89€ on Steam.
Yes, Only You received 886 positive votes out of a total of 938 achieving a rating of 8.88.
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Only You was developed by 忘雪社 and published by WindField Games.
Yes, Only You is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Only You is not playable on MacOS.
Yes, Only You is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Yes, Only You is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Only You is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Only You does not support VR.
Only You is a single-player game.
No, Only You does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Only You does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Only You does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Only You is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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忘雪社
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WindField Games
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09 Feb 2026
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