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What is Kyuppin?
Kyuppin is a solo creator on itch.io who describes themselves as a game developer, composer, artist, and vTuber. The page is a personal storefront and portfolio rather than a company site: it lists visual novels, a demo, and a free vTubing program, and states the long-term goal of making games full time and eventually releasing one on the Nintendo Switch.
What you'll find there
- Visual novels. Three Wishes, Lily's Day Off, and its sequel Lily's Night Off are listed as visual novel titles, with Three Wishes also offering a demo.
- A utility tool. vTuber Kit is presented as an all-in-one free vTubing program, so it serves a different audience than the story games.
- Tone and audience. The writing is playful and self-deprecating, and the games are pitched with anime-style characters and lighthearted hooks — a good fit if you want short, cute, character-driven visual novels.
Which to try first
If you're new to the catalog, start with the free Three Wishes demo to test whether the writing and art style suit you before buying anything. If your interest is vTubing rather than reading, look at vTuber Kit instead — it's a separate, free tool.
Practical note
The page shows discounted prices on some titles, but they change over time, so check the current listing on Kyuppin rather than relying on any figure quoted elsewhere. You can also follow the creator's other channels from that page if you want updates on new releases.
What games has Kyuppin developed?
Kyuppin is an independent game developer, composer and artist who publishes on itch.io. Their catalog is mostly visual novels, plus one free tool for vTubers.
Games and projects on the page
- Three Wishes — a visual novel whose pitch is "headpat cute anime girls." A free demo is also listed alongside the paid version.
- Lily's Day Off — the first game in the Lilypad Lily series. You meet pop star Lilypad Lily, and the story hinges on whether you help or hurt her.
- Lily's Night Off — a follow-up in the same series featuring Lily with Nym, a shy costume designer, and Vicky, an energetic dance choreographer.
- vTuber Kit — described as an all-in-one, free vTubing program rather than a game.
How to choose where to start
If you want the shortest path into the Lilypad Lily storyline, start with Lily's Day Off, since the page presents it as the first entry; Lily's Night Off continues with a larger cast. If you'd rather sample the developer's style before committing, the Three Wishes demo is the logical trial. The vTuber Kit is a separate, practical download for anyone who wants to stream with a virtual avatar, not a narrative title.
A useful next step is to open Kyuppin and check each project page for its platform, length and content notes, since those details vary by release.
Are Kyuppin's games available on Nintendo Switch?
No. Based on Kyuppin's itch.io page, the games listed there — Three Wishes, Lily's Night Off, Lily's Day Off, and the Three Wishes demo — are distributed as itch.io downloads for desktop, not as Nintendo Switch titles. The page itself describes a Switch release as a future dream rather than something already available, so there is no evidence of a current Switch version.
What this means in practice
If you want to play these visual novels now, your realistic option is the itch.io releases. If a Switch version matters to you, treat it as something to watch for rather than something to buy today.
A useful way to decide:
- You want to play soon → Get the itch.io version; it's the format the developer actually ships.
- You only play on Switch → Wait, and check back on the developer's own channels rather than assuming a port exists.
- You're unsure which entry to start with → Lily's Day Off is described as the first game in the Lilypad Lily series, so it's the natural starting point.
Where to follow for updates
Kyuppin lists a personal site and social accounts on the same page, which is where a Switch announcement would most likely appear first. The itch.io profile is also worth following, since new releases and demos show up there directly: Kyuppin on itch.io.
What is the vTuber Kit and how does it work?
The vTuber Kit on Kyuppin's itch.io page is described as "An All-In-One Free vTubing Program!" — a free downloadable tool from the same developer behind the visual novels Three Wishes and the Lilypad Lily series. In practice, that means it's aimed at people who want to appear on stream as a virtual avatar without assembling a separate face-tracking app, model rig and broadcast plugin themselves.
How it generally works, based on the description:
- You run the program on your own computer alongside your streaming or recording software.
- It drives an avatar from your webcam or similar input, so your movements and expressions carry over to the character on screen.
- It's presented as self-contained ("all-in-one"), so the model, tracking and output are handled in one place rather than through a chain of tools.
Who it suits
| Use case | Fit |
|---|---|
| First-time vTuber wanting a free starting point | Strong — no cost, single program |
| Streamer already invested in a specific rigging pipeline | Weaker — you may prefer your existing setup |
| Someone wanting a quick avatar for a one-off video call or recording | Reasonable, if setup is quick |
| Anyone needing deep customisation or advanced tracking | Unclear from the page — check the program's own docs before committing |
A concrete next step: download it and test with your existing webcam and streaming software before a live broadcast, so you can judge tracking quality and CPU load in a low-stakes setting. If you also want to see the developer's creative style, the free Three Wishes demo on the same page gives a sense of the art and writing behind the kit's avatars.
For broader context on free and paid vTubing tools, itch.io hosts many alternatives you can compare against.
Which Kyuppin game should I play first?
Start with Lily's Day Off if you want the origin point of Kyuppin's visual novels. It's listed as the first game in the Lilypad Lily series, so it introduces the character and the choice-driven tone before the later entries build on it. If you'd rather sample the style with no commitment, the Three Wishes Demo is the better first step — it's a free, self-contained taste of the "headpat cute anime girls" premise that runs through the catalogue.
Lily's Night Off is the follow-up, bringing back Lily alongside Nym and Vicky, so it lands better once you know Lily from the first game. Three Wishes is the fuller paid visual novel if you already like the genre and want a complete story rather than a taster. vTuber Kit is a different kind of release entirely — an all-in-one free vTubing program, not a game — so pick it only if you're here to stream, not to read.
A quick decision path
- New to visual novels, unsure about spending: Three Wishes Demo (free), then decide.
- Want the series in order: Lily's Day Off → Lily's Night Off.
- Want a complete standalone story: Three Wishes.
- Here to vTube, not play: vTuber Kit.
As a practical next step, check the [site:kyuppin.itch.io|Kyuppin itch.io page] for the current demo and series listings, and confirm platform support before buying — visual novels like these generally run on desktop, but the page is the place to verify. If you only have time for one, start with Lily's Day Off; it's the entry the rest of the series assumes.
How can I support Kyuppin's game development?
The most direct way to support Kyuppin is to buy the paid visual novels on Kyuppin's itch.io page rather than only playing the free demos. Page evidence shows Three Wishes and Lily's Night Off as paid titles, with Lily's Day Off and a Three Wishes demo also listed. Kyuppin describes themselves as a game dev, composer, artist and vTuber hoping to make games full time, so purchases and wishlisting are the clearest signals of demand.
Practical ways to help
- Buy a paid game you'll actually play. Lily's Day Off is the first in the Lilypad Lily series, so it's a sensible starting point if you want the story in order; Lily's Night Off continues with Nym and Vicky.
- Try the free demo first. The Three Wishes demo lets you check whether the humour and headpat-focused premise suit you before spending.
- Use the follow button. Following the itch.io page means new releases and updates appear in your feed, which helps a solo creator more than a one-off visit.
- Share with a specific audience. The games suit readers who like short, character-driven anime visual novels; posting about them in visual-novel or vTuber communities reaches people more likely to buy.
- Support the free tools too. The vTuber Kit is described as an all-in-one free vTubing program, so using it and giving feedback supports the broader project without costing anything.
A quick decision guide
| If you want to… | Do this |
|---|---|
| Give money directly | Buy Three Wishes or Lily's Night Off |
| Test the style risk-free | Play the Three Wishes demo |
| Help long-term visibility | Follow the page and wishlist upcoming titles |
| Help without paying | Use the free vTuber Kit and tell other visual-novel readers |
As a next step, open the page, check which titles are discounted, and buy the entry point that matches your interest—series order for story, or the demo if you're unsure.
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