I just barely recommend this game, like a 6.5/10 rating. It's not bad, it's not great, right there in the middle.

The plot is basic enough and fairly standard for life management VNs like this: you go to school and manage clubs, helping the girls out to increase your affection with them. The girls are each different and interesting, you'll probably find at least one you like. I found the writing to be actually very funny and clever, which was unexpected. There were a fair amount of typos and grammar issues, which is always aggravating for a VN - the whole purpose of which is reading. I can't believe developers can't be bothered with proofreading.

There is no voice acting and not many sound effects. The music was catchy and it didn't annoy me after several play-throughs, which is a plus. The artwork was well done, both backgrounds and characters. No motion or animations, just still images. The 18+ patch was pretty good, but it's a pain to get it now.

The biggest problem is the game play; you could cut the amount of activities in half, or halve the timeline, and it would still feel like a tedious slog. It really needed to be streamlined. The concept is good and I enjoyed increasing stats to meet goals, but geez it just goes on forever. Seriously, so much time passed between events with the girls, doing a billion mind-numbing clicks, that I forgot what was going on and had to pause to remind myself. And then at the end of the game, the girl's story wraps up and you finish your responsibilities, but they still have you increasing stats uselessly just to end the year! The positive is, you get really good at clicking really fast through muscle memory just to skip through it.

The achievements are a bit ridiculous. Half make sense and can be achieved through the stories or careful stat planning, but then the other half are just outrageous filler, requiring half a dozen play-throughs doing one achievement each (hint: it's real easy to cheat thru them, see the guides).

Overall, I enjoyed interacting with the girls and seeing their stories a lot, however, the game play was just tedious. If you like these kind of VNs, then I do recommend it.

Of note: I bought and started playing this without realizing it's part of a larger series of games. It's like a disconnected side story to the rest. There were quite a few references and easter eggs throughout the game, but they were so obviously broadcast, that even I knew they meant something. I'll probably check those games out, maybe it'll make me like this one more. Shrug.