I don't know what's going on in the story since I can't actually read moonrunes, but anyone with a functioning brain who plays this can see that Key once again knocks it out of the park with their signature style of capturing that momentary flicker of nostalgia seen through the lens of rose-tinted glasses and then wrapping that up in an elegant present and topping it off with a sparkling bow of beautiful artwork and Jun Maeda's unforgettable music as a personal gift for their loyal fans.

And they'll need their loyal fans now more than ever since Tencent has reportedly bought the company after the CEO of Key retired with no clear successor. The claim is that this gacha game of all things saved them from going bankrupt, so that's reason enough to sing high praises for saving one of the best Japanese art studios ever made. Only time will tell how they fare now, but here's hoping for another successful decade of creative output that gives us the unique flavor that only they can provide and none other, as well as tons more visual novels and anime adaptations in the future ahead.

English release announced

Good Music, Good Story (mostly is so sad that make me can't sleep well for a few week), comedy, nice combat visual. Only i can't buy the montly card.