You get a lote of cute-sy dialogue. A large part of it, if not most, is about the somewhat dim-witted narrator, Asuka, fooling around and being teased by the other characters. Personally, I found it quite endearing, really.

What you also get in-between this are very relatable, more serious events, particularly when it comes to an actual hospital-environment or, alternately, personal crises of the characters.

And, as you may have gleaned from the review-page, there's some rather warped stuff involved when it comes to the bad endings. I myself got one of them - the one for Itsuki - during my first run done blind. Without spoiling too much, I've got to say that I was impressed with that one: My reaction went from foolish hope that things might turn out well to despair to, well, blank horror in the span of mere minutes.

If that's not your thing, you can find a guide on how to get a specific ending in the Guides-section here. I won't lie that I end up preferring the good ending for the route I played, but the bad endings do have their place, in my view. Probably best played first, though, if you don't want to end the game on a potentially sour note.