Christine Love

Christine Love is a Canadian independent visual novelist best known for her three original works: Digital: A Love Story, Don't take it personally, babe, it just ain't your story, and Analogue: A Hate Story. Love began creating visual novels while in university, making a few small games, visual novels, and pieces of written fiction before coming into prominence with the release of Digital in 2010. She went on to work on Love and Order, a dating simulation by video game designer Riva Celso, as well as Don't take it personally, both released in 2011. Her latest work and first commercial project on which she was the primary developer is Analogue, released in February 2012; Love dropped out of her English degree during its development and is currently fully supported financially on the proceeds. As of December 2012 she is developing an expansion to the game, titled Hate Plus.

Christine Love最初是因为她的视觉小说《Digital: A Love Story》而被大众所知，她也在短短几年内迅速窜红并成为视觉小说圈中举足轻重的人物。

现在，她的作品包括《Don’t Take It Personally，Babe》，《It Just Ain’t Your Story》以及《Analogue: A Hate Story》等，并且这些作品都是基于数字框架去描绘一些复杂的个人故事。

她是少数一些能够用电子游戏形式去传达文字内容的开发者。