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4 Alice Magical Autistic Girls

A semi-linear visual novel featuring an autistic teenage girl, Alice Lorange. She'll end up in a strange house. 路 By MiaQc

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A topic by Anwynn created Aug 13, 2025 Views: 97 Replies: 2
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I enjoyed playing this visual novel, Love the opening music and the sad ambient theme, the art style for the girls and background is cute. 

Love the magical girls theme of the story and the names related to Parasite Eve movie/game and the other games.

Great work on making this visual novel 馃挅馃挅馃挅馃挅馃挅

When we are different from the "normal" people life is hard from the beginning regardless of what is the reason of being different and depending where we live and such. 

As a left-handed myself I noticed  that Alice Lorange is left-handed too with the door handle from the other Alice's doors before she says it at the end.

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Hi. Apologies for the late reply. I'm glad you enjoyed 4A: MAG! It was my commercial attempt to do a more "professional" visual novel while talking about autism. While that aspect had failed badly on Steam, I'm glad players can enjoy it here on itch.io or at the internet archive.

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Hi Mia

I do think talking about autism has more likely more chance here than Steam, itchio has its bad side as you noticed but also good side with enough freedom for important things and more or less freedom  even if their recent changes about nsfw is probably a bad move for the wesbite itself and takes freedom from people.

When 'normal' people sees Autism they will instantly think like "oh this person is fool" and such because they do not understand and are following the leading tendencies to follow the stupid standards of the world. 

Each person is different whether they are 'normal' or 'autistic'

Hopefully more people can come across your visual novels and see your message differently than the standards view of the world.