On Steam, the yuri (girls’ love) genre has exploded recently providing a range of stories from beautiful romance to intricate storylines with supernatural or mystery aspects. Featuring thorough reviews, language support information, and genre classifications to help you discover your next favourite game, this all-inclusive guide covers the best-rated yuri (lesbian) games accessible on Steam.
Whether you are a lifetime enthusiast or brand-new to the genre, we have chosen this selection based on generally high quality and excellent user evaluations. Every entry has the Steam user rating, supported languages, and thorough explanations to guide you towards wise decisions.
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1. Fatal Twelve
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Dating Sim
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
A yuri mystery graphic book based on the same-name novel. The narrative centres on Rinka Shishimai, who dies in an explosion but participates in a 12-week ceremony including 12 people. Rivals have to fight one other to reverse their deaths. Among the contenders are her friend Mishima Miharu, shocking Rinka. Rinka’s job is to find the names, causes of death, and attachments to life of other participants; then, vote for one person to die every week until only one stays. Could Rinka endure to the end and carry the weight of killing others?
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2. The Fruitless Flower
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: RPG + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: Simplified Chinese, English
The creators of “Beyond the Setting Sun” and “Thin Ice Under Cold Leaves” made a yuri game. Third yuri game in their series, created with RPG Maker. Mascots from Guangzhou Yuri Only convention abound in the character designs, with side storylines including Shanghai and Chengdu Yuri Only events. Features many endings and newspaper stories help to augment the narrative. Drawbacks include uneven CG quality, repeated side missions, and ending determined by collection progress.
3. Highway Blossoms
Positive Reviews: 95%
Genre: RPG + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Russian
American Southwest setting female heroine romantic graphic novel with yuri elements. It chronicles the voyage of Amber, a lone visitor whose quiet path is cut off when she comes upon an old miner’s diary after meeting a hitch-hiking female. The game has great production quality.
4. Blackberry Honey
Positive Reviews: 95%
Genre: RPG + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, German, Russian
A love narrative starting with a bunch of maids in Victorian-era England. As the protagonist finds unanticipated love, the story melds with musical ideas.
5. A Little Lily Princess
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: RPG + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English
Features six different paths that one might understand as either friendship or romantic ones. The maid path is clearly lovely. One highly recommended game with great value for the money.
6. Floral Aroma in the Shrine
Positive Reviews: 94%
Genre: RPG + Independent + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: Simplified Chinese, English
A quick visual novel fan game modelled on “Touhou Project”. Presented from Marisa’s point of view at the Hakurei Shrine, the narrative centres on the romance between key characters Reimu and Marisa.
7. Symbiotic Love
Positive Reviews: 94%
Genre: RPG + Independent + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: Simplified Chinese
The second book in Bailu Studio’s Linghua Girls’ Academy yuri sequence In methodology and artistic style, same as “Kindred Spirits”. Features three ends with roughly five hours of gameplay per ending. fully expressed with harmonic balance of character dynamics. Ten years later, a romance between an obviously delinquent tsundere and an apparently model student yandere drives the plot. Characters from the last game made camebacks.
8. OshiRabu: Waifus Over Husbandos
Positive Reviews: 86%
Genre: RPG + Independent + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
A yuri-themed visual novel about two girls who begin a sweet romance after a chance encounter. Features beautiful character art and CGs with decent background music. The story is relatively simple without major conflicts, and the overall length is short. Recommended for fans of cute girl romance and those who appreciate good artwork.
9. Heart of the Woods
Positive Reviews: 95%
Genre: RPG + Independent + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Spanish
Filmed in the remote village of Eisen, it follows popular streamer Tara and her friend Maddie looking into paranormal occurrences. When they meet Abigail, a spirit imprisoned in Eisen for millennia, their routine of research shifts. Features excellent artwork, unique characters, solid relationships, and lots of lovely events. A must-see for yuri supporters.
10. A New Life
Positive Reviews: 96%
Genre: RPG + Independent + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Spanish
A moving game on two people living together, furnishing their house, and exchanging memories. Though basic and everyday, it catches the happiness and challenges of daily living. Emphasising that love is not wrong and neither is parting, deals with issues of life, death, and separation. Though life ends, memories never do. There also is a mobile lesbian app for the game.
11. Flowers
Positive Reviews: 84%
Genre: Adventure + Casual + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese
The fourth and last “Flowers” series mystery yuri adventure game. What difficulties and truths lie ahead Suoh and her friends after the meetings of spring, the bonding of summer, and the maturing of autumn? Originally published on PSV in 2018, this PC version comes with official Chinese translation. Has a great BGM, top-notch voice acting, interesting narrative, and gorgeous CG images.
12. Yumeutsutsu Re:Master
Positive Reviews: 90%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
A yuri-themed text adventure game about Ai Otori, a country girl who comes to Tokyo to find her sister and encounters several exciting happenings. Stunning artwork with character designs, composition, colouring, and line work all getting great comments. The game has great music with suitable BGM and unforgettable OP and ED tunes. Although the UI is rather basic and the price is rather high, the story has a slow build-up and overall quality makes it worthful.
13. SeaBed
Positive Reviews: 96%
Genre: Independent + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Following three people from different points of view, a yuri-themed graphic novel finally blends into a whole narrative. The game shines in psychological depiction and realism, matched by good artwork and lovely soundtrack. It does not have voice acting, though, and its UI is out of current.
14. Kindred Spirits on the Roof
Positive Reviews: 97%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Japanese
A seasoned yuri visual novel with obvious awareness of its genre and intended readership. It vividly shows high school life by means of meticulous slice-of- life events and romance. Features first-rate voice acting, music, artwork, and dialogue. For those new to yuri games, the laid-back, harmonic, sweet environment is perfect starting place.
15. Marco & The Galaxy Dragon
Positive Reviews: 97%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, French
A cast consisting entirely of women with sporadic yuri influence. Follows Marco, who was abducted by aliens and turned space burglar, looking for hints about her mother and most valuable item next to the Galaxy Dragon. boasts a lavish production with ten animated segments, 63 BGM songs, and 1,000 CGs. Strikes a mix of emotional depth and comedy.
16. Love Ribbon
Positive Reviews: 91%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
A basic romance visual novel without holding back when using its sisters yuri theme. Three to five hours make up the game length, hence it is a small VN with a reasonable text content.
17. Singing Iris
Positive Reviews: 89%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: Simplified Chinese
Infected people, artificial scientists, and a clever girl who betrayed humanity are all characters in this post-apocalyptic survival visual novel. generates suspense and immersion by combining classic visual novel elements with distinctive countdown timers during escape sequences. decent writing with good musical and character artwork.
18. fault – milestone one
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chines, German, Russian, Japanese
Investigates their identities and contrasts a compassionate robot Lucy with a brutal human Lucy. Features a neat UI, good artwork, and vivid colours. The game has great music, roughly ten well-produced tunes, however lacking character voices. The narrative about robot humanity follows somewhat traditional lines. reasonable pricing with simplified Chinese but no voice acting.
19. Rituals in the Dark
Positive Reviews: 89%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chines, German, Spanish – Latin America
Set in the wet British coastal town of Scarborough, a lesbian romance novel with subdued horror components.
20. Nurse Love Syndrome
Positive Reviews: 94%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Anime
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Based on new nurse Kaori Sawai’s interactions with several individuals throughout her first year, an AVG set with yuries takes place in “Yurigahama General Hospital”. Features possible lifetime alliances, emotional admissions, and happy as well as sad job experiences. For fans of both AVG and yuri, this is a must-play with great music, luxury voice cast, elegant images, and well-paced tale.
21. LipTrip ~My Boss Is My Heat Suppressant?!~
Positive Reviews: 80%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Visual Novel + Dating Sim
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
A light-hearted yuri game with somewhat hot ABO components. Features Alpha editor-in-chief “Kiyotsu Chitose” and Omega newbie “Kumako Rino” on a travel-oriented online magazine “Wanderlust”. Made by the group behind “OshiRabu: Waifus Over Husbandos”.
22. Melancholy Love
Positive Reviews: 94%
Genre: Independent + Casual + Simulation + Visual Novel
Languages: Simplified Chinese, English
The second book in Bailu Studio’s Linghua Girls’ Academy yuri sequence In methodology and artistic style, same as “Kindred Spirits”. Features three ends with roughly five hours of gameplay per ending. fully expressed with harmonic balance of character dynamics. Ten years later, a romance between an obviously delinquent tsundere and an apparently model student yandere drives the plot. Characters from the last game reappur.
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23. Ne no Kami – The Two Princess Knights of Kyoto
Positive Reviews: 87%
Genre: Independent + Adventure + Simulation + Visual Novel
Languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese
Len, a high school student, runs across Shinonome, a childhood friend who abruptly tells her “I wish you would die”. Len sees the “reality” stage from their reunion day, as the curtain hiding the “truth” rises progressively.
24. 茜色
Positive Reviews: 99%
Genre: Casual + Text Game + Visual Novel
Languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese
A yuri visual novel about two childhood friends’ journey from friendship to romance, and their life together afterward. Players can enjoy sweet yuri romance and multiple branching storylines.
25. My Cat Girl Lover
Positive Reviews: 89%
Genre: Casual + Text Game + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
Living alone, Zirui picks up a dying black cat. The cat shouts angrily to Zirui one wet evening. The cat vanishes the following day; in its place on Zirui’s bed is a catgirl who strongly resembles the black cat…
26. UsoNatsu ~The Summer Romance Bloomed From A Lie~
Positive Reviews: 94%
Genre: Romance + Text Game + Visual Novel
Languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese
A yuri graphic novel about summer, love, and youth, covering significant people to each other. Set in the Aonami First High School of the port city, where the hilltop views the ocean. Kaori Tachibana, a second-year student, gets turned down after confessing to her middle school instructor Shimozuki Mirei.
27. AOISHIRO HD REMASTER
Positive Reviews: 88%
Genre: Romance + Text Game + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
A Japanese adventure game anchored in both mythological worlds and contemporary reality. Aoi Shiro occurs in the same universe as Akai Ito, its forerunner.
28. Wanting Wings
Positive Reviews: 100%
Genre: Female Protagonist + Comedy + Text Game + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese
Rumour at Saint Leaf Girls’ Academy centre on angels. Though they have different personalities, three roommates—Nana, Rin, and Bun—had an enigmatic similarity: they all saw angels growing up. They start to wonder if one of their neighbours might be the supposed angel.
29. AKAIITO HD REMASTER
Positive Reviews: 91%
Genre: Adventure + Visual Novel + Cute + Mystery
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
Set in present times, a Japanese adventure game follows Kei Hatou, a girl with unique bloodline known as “Nieno Chi”. has a distinctive vampire mechanism.
30. Mirage Sugar Acacia
Positive Reviews: 89%
Genre: Casual + Simulation + RPG + Visual Novel
Languages: Simplified Chinese
Love among girls is as delicate as a mirage flower. Ideas and actuality entwine on the free stage of academic life, confused ahead. Will their destitute bloom? a nice one-on-one yuri narrative with several ends.
31. Eternal Love
Positive Reviews: 91%
Genre: Casual + Simulation + RPG + Visual Novel
Languages: Simplified Chinese
Set six months following the events of “Melancholy Love,” a yuri visual novel game follows females who have come out from their cocoons at Linghua females’ Academy.
32. Chanye’s Home
Positive Reviews: 100%
Genre: Independent + RPG + Female Protagonist
Languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Running a maid café in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China is Lin Chudong. She discovers an unconscious woman in odd maid clothes at the door of her shop on Halloween night. Chudong brings the woman in even though her source is unknown. That starts their lives together!
33. Secret Ball
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: Casual + Simulation + RPG + Visual Novel
Languages: Simplified Chinese,
First spin-off from the Linghua yui series, a yuri visual novel game.
34. Black Lily’s Tale
Positive Reviews: 83%
Genre: Typing + LGBTQ + Female Protagonist + Mystery + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
Maybe it’s the curse of the black lily blossoming early in winter—a girl falling in love with another before she graduated. The “cycle of tragedy” breaks this pure sense, though. Using [insert options] and [enter text], players thread the ladies’ emotions together.
35. The Forever Moon
Positive Reviews: 96%
Genre: LGBTQ + Female Protagonist + Romance + Visual Novel
Languages: Simplified Chinese
A little riddle and graphic book Touhou Project fan game emphasising the love narrative of Houraisan Kaguya x Fujiwara no Mokou, the immortal pair. Set in Eientei, the Bamboo Forest of the Lost, and the Hakurei Shrine, the game chronicles.
36. Letters from a Rainy Day -Oceans and Lace-
Positive Reviews: 98%
Genre: LGBTQ + Female Protagonist + Romance + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
Starting with a frightening letter, this yuri adventure game progressively pulls you in and explores romance between young ladies in a noble girls’ academy in Kamakura, Japan.
37. Lingua Fleur: Lily
Positive Reviews: 98%
Genre: LGBTQ + Female Protagonist + Romance + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German
An electronic book emphasising friendship, love, and uncertainty among girls. Combining images, animation, and original music, it tells a modest and everyday narrative showing how the protagonist “Yui” grows to recognise her unique feelings from others.
38. Unwavering Love
Positive Reviews: 93%
Genre: Rich Story + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: Simplified Chinese
Set one and a half years following the events of “Eternal Love,” a yuri visual novel game chronicles girls maturing at Linghua Girls’ Academy.
39. Desert Blossom
Positive Reviews: 96%
Genre: Rich Story + Visual Novel + Female Protagonist
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
Accessible to text-game users, a yubi-themed JRPG with lots of yuri motifs and casual difficulty ATB challenges. Single main narrative mode with five total endings and fast access without many runs. Comprising RPG interaction, exploration, puzzle-solving, gallery collection, main plot text runs more than 200,000 words. Features pixel art, 25 character illustrations, 19 CGs, several avatar photos.
40. DreamlessGirl
Positive Reviews: 83%
Genre: Rich Story + Visual Novel
Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
One about a girl attempting to save her sister. Focussing on school bullying and camaraderie between attractive girls, the brilliant researcher “Naoko” determinedly pilots an experimental equipment to execute the “dream-breaking” mission after her sister Xiaodeng experiences a terrible “dreamless syndrome”.
Offering interactive experiences that compliment other media genres in the GL scene, the yuri genre on Steam keeps changing and growing. Although Japanese lesbian films are renowned for its complex emotional narrative, Korean lesbian films shine in dramatic character development, and Thai lesbian GL series offer innovative romantic ideas. yuri games carve out their own special place by player interaction.
From visual novels to role-playing games, these works stress numerous storytelling devices, graphical styles, and subjects. Several have professional voice acting, original soundtracks, and varied endings—great value given their price range. Sort elements including language support, gameplay time, and story subjects to get the perfect yuri game for your tastes. Reflecting some of the best-rated titles in the category, each of the games on the list offers original viewpoints on romance, friendship, and personal development based on the rich traditions set forth across Asian media.
FAQs About Yuri Games
1. What are yuri games?
Yuri games are video games that focus on romantic relationships between female characters. These games often take the form of visual novels, dating sims, or RPGs with strong narrative elements.
2. Are these games available in English?
Many of the listed games offer English language support, while others are available in combinations of English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Each game’s entry specifies its supported languages.
3. Which yuri game should I play first?
For newcomers to the genre, we recommend starting with highly-rated titles like “Kindred Spirits on the Roof” (97% positive) or “Highway Blossoms” (95% positive), which offer accessible stories and high production values.
4. How long are these games typically?
Game length varies considerably. Some shorter experiences like “Love Ribbon” can be completed in 3-5 hours, while more extensive titles like the “Flowers” series can provide 20+ hours of gameplay per installment.
5. Are these games suitable for all ages?
Content ratings vary by game. While many focus on romantic relationships and emotional storytelling, some may contain mature themes. Check individual game ratings and content warnings on their Steam pages.
6. What makes a good yuri game?
Quality yuri games typically feature well-developed characters, compelling storytelling, good artwork and music, and meaningful relationship development. High production values, multiple endings, and voice acting often enhance the experience.
