Plot-convenient amnesia! We meet again! In the shape of our protagonist, In my opinion, however, I think a mixture of characters, builds, ages and backgrounds, makes No Thank You more realistic. That, or you’ll want to stick to romancing resident bishounen Rei and Hiroyuki. Admittedly, this can be seen as a double-edged sword if you’re not the type who even likes thinking about age gaps, or more muscular guys in your BL, you’re not going to like this. What’s also nice is that we’re given a real choice, not only of personality, but of body types, something that BL games usually avoid. Hiroyuki is easily flustered and rather sweet, Ryu hints of defrosting ice prince, Maki.doesn't talk much, and the bar owner's amusingly rich. Whilst this demo doesn’t explore their routes much, their individual small scene after the demo's only choice menu does shed some light upon their individual characters.
There’s less of the generic assorted bishie brigade, and more a rounded group of characters, from the icy pianist Ryu, to the man who our protagonist rescues, who’s on the older side, to the easily flustered Hiroyuki (often misnamed Hiroshi), to silent and stoic chef Maki.
The characters' personalities and appearances are suitably well executed.
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