The Letter Horror Visual Novel

Name: The Letter Horror Visual Novel
Rating: 4.4 (266 reviews)
Author: MAMA MORIN LLC.

By: MAMA MORIN LLC.

Highly Rated Visual Novel Game

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Features & Capabilities

The Letter is an immersive horror/drama visual novel inspired by classic Asian horror cinema. Through a branching narrative, you inhabit seven characters as they confront a centuries‑old curse in the Ermengarde Mansion. Your choices shape relationships, fate, and who survives the peril.

Features include non-chronological storytelling across seven chapters, seven playable characters, romance and drama, butterfly‑effect decisions, English voice acting, animated backgrounds, CGs, sprites, a painterly art style, and an original soundtrack. Chapter One is free, and there are no ads.

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By:

MAMA MORIN LLC.

Rating:

4.40

(266)

Version:

2.3.3 Last updated: 2021-03-08

Version code:

840786425

Creation date:

2017-11-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

311.51MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

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Ranking

# 104,152 ▲ 107

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Developed by:

MAMA MORIN LLC.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-letter-horror-visual-novel/id1251251637

User Reviews

Praised for production quality, engaging characters, and branching replayability with strong mobile support and value in the first chapter. Recurring drawbacks include offensive racial slurs, journal/UI bugs, excessive filler dialogue, and a paid-chapters model that gates most of the story for some players.

Pros

High production quality across art, voice acting, music, and ambience
Engaging characters and storytelling with multiple endings and strong replay value
Substantial first chapter and overall value; rest of chapters worth buying
Broad mobile appeal and suitability for newcomers to visual novels
Character-driven depth and emotional resonance

Cons

Excessive filler dialogue and slow pacing; limited traditional gameplay
Offensive racial slurs used in dialogue, drawing strong criticism
Journal/UI bugs (journal pages freezing, days not loading)
Paid DLC gating the rest of the chapters; price concerns for some players
Not much actual gameplay; heavy emphasis on reading

Recent reviews

I never expected to find this in a game when i downloaded it. The first free chapter alone felt like a full game so when I was prompted to buy the rest of it I didnt bat an eye. It lasted forever & was as entertaining & engaging from the beginning till the end. My only complaint is that there aren’t a bunch more games like this on IOS. I’ve played it more times then I can count & nothing else is comparable. Asides from maybe their game Love Esquire. That one’s up there with top favorites. Please make more games!!!!!!

by B.*****, 2024-07-03

Way, way, way too much dialogue that is not needed. It’s like no one talks that way. I wouldn’t mind a lot of dialogue if it was an actual game. I was just reading and reading and reading, it never ended, where is the game part? Is this a game? I’ve been asked 1 question to every 30 minutes of drivel dialogue. I wanted to know what happened, but I like interactive novels. This was just reading a story with images that slightly move in the background… I probably won’t pick it up again.

by Al*****, 2023-10-19

I was pretty much enjoying the game until a certain point where the priest blessing the house scene comes up and all of a sudden one of the character pulls out a unnecessary racial slur that was actually repeated on the audio at that , I just don’t see how that needed to be included, it’s pretty sad to see people just have to add certain things like that into a game.