Player guide
About Butterfly Soup Web Port
This is the closest companion pick for Class of '09 players who want high-school dialogue, teen identity, and comedy, but with a warmer emotional center.
The official Butterfly Soup page describes the original as a visual novel about gay Asian girls playing baseball and falling in love.
That page lists a 3-4 hour length, memes, content warnings, and fan-made ports including a Web and Android port.
The Web & Android Ports page has a Run game button, lists HTML5 and Android platforms, and clearly says the port is unofficial and made by HackerNCoder.
Butterfly Soup Web Port features
- High-school visual novel centered on queer Asian-American teens and baseball.
- Official page lists 3-4 hours of playtime and a free name-your-own-price desktop version.
- Separate Web & Android Ports page provides the browser-playable HTML5 version.
- Port page discloses that the web version is unofficial and may not run on phones.
How to play Butterfly Soup Web Port on Class of '09 Online
- Click Play Butterfly Soup Web Port to load the HTML5 port.
- Use a desktop browser if possible; the port page warns the web version may not run on phones.
- If the port gives you trouble, use the official Butterfly Soup source page for desktop versions.
FAQ about Butterfly Soup Web Port
Is Butterfly Soup Web Port official?
The port page says the web version is unofficial and made by HackerNCoder, while it is linked from Brianna Lei's official Butterfly Soup page.
Will the web port run on phones?
The port page warns that the web version may not run on phones, so a desktop browser is the safer choice.
Why is it listed for Class of '09 fans?
It shares a high-school visual novel frame, but its tone is warmer and more character-focused than Class of '09.
Quick facts about Butterfly Soup Web Port
Status
Released
Platforms
HTML5 browser, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
Category
Visual novel, high school, slice of life
Publisher / creator
Brianna Lei / HackerNCoder web port
The original page links the fan-made Web and Android port; the port page lists HTML5 and Android and notes the port is unofficial.
Sources and player notes
These links are the factual backbone for this page: original listings, creator notes, platform details, content warnings, and browser-playable status.
