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...Quite a bit, actually. For starters, it's a [[Visual Novel]] available on [[Steam]], iOS, and Android, among other platforms. What sets ''Lily's Day Off'' apart from other visual novels, however, is the story... or rather, the relative lack thereof. <!-- MOD: Who created this work, and when? -->
...Quite a bit, actually. For starters, it's a [[Visual Novel]] available on [[Steam]], iOS, and Android, among other platforms. What sets ''Lily's Day Off'' apart from other visual novels, however, is the story... or rather, the relative lack thereof. <!-- MOD: Who created this work, and when? -->


The only consistent detail between each story in ''Lily's Day Off'' (and its sequel, ''Lily's Night Off'', but that's a whole other can of worms) is the fact that the protagonist (that is, you) meets an idol known as Lilypad Lily. From there, the story can branch off in nigh-unpredictable ways. In one route, you could be Lily's manager. In another, a serial killer. In yet another, you end up becoming Lily's servant. And that's to say nothing of its sequel, ''Lily's Night Off'', which has '''''EVEN MORE AND EVEN WEIRDER ENDINGS''''' than the first game.
The only consistent detail between each story in ''Lily's Day Off'' (and its sequel, ''Lily's Night Off'', but that's a whole other can of worms) is the fact that the protagonist (that is, you) meets an idol known as Lilypad Lily. From there, the story can branch off in nigh-unpredictable ways. In one route, you could be Lily's manager. In another, a serial killer. In yet another, you end up becoming Lily's servant. And that's to say nothing of its sequel, ''Lily's Night Off'', which has '''''even more and even weirder endings''''' than the first game.


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