Wheel of Innocence
Wheel of Innocence is a lesbian visual novel where you peer into the life of a disabled high schooler named Reina.
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October 24, 2022
3 years and 283 days ago
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Very Positive98 reviews89.8%
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Wheel of Innocence is a linear visual novel where you occasionally help Reina open up to herself and those around her by picking choices throughout the story. Learn more about the dark past of not just Reina but another close to her as well.
Reina is currently in her last year of high school; but had recently changed schools due to severe ableist bullying, and hopes to finish it with a clean slate. After a few days in the new year she is introduced to her volunteer assistant, a kind and upstanding classmate named Mizuki.
During the rest of the first semester they bond over the hardships of school life and become close friends with something more sprouting underneath, but not without conflict brewing in the horizon. Will they face their problems hand-in-hand, or lose their grasp on that which binds them together?
Reina is currently in her last year of high school; but had recently changed schools due to severe ableist bullying, and hopes to finish it with a clean slate. After a few days in the new year she is introduced to her volunteer assistant, a kind and upstanding classmate named Mizuki.
During the rest of the first semester they bond over the hardships of school life and become close friends with something more sprouting underneath, but not without conflict brewing in the horizon. Will they face their problems hand-in-hand, or lose their grasp on that which binds them together?
