A classic dating sim, simplified.

Having spent half of your final summer break doing part-time jobs, you decide to spend the rest of it to make the most amazing memories you can have in your three years of high school. With the remaining three weeks of summer break, you will walk around town, have fateful encounters, and pursue the woman of your dreams.

Fortunately, while you are short on time, you have lots of money saved from all the jobs you've done, so you don't need to worry about choosing between working and approaching your romantic interests. There is also no need to train yourself, nor there is any need to purchase gifts to gain affection from your crush. As such, progress is faster, and the game becomes simpler.

The game has two modes, Easy mode and Classic mode. Easy mode allows you to see where the heroine encounters are, and allows you to track progress with each heroine and go to their next event at the press of a button. I would personally recommend playing on classic mode at least for your first time, as it lets you experience a more true to life simulator where you would roam aimlessly in search of your romantic interest, and helps you feel that sense of longing for an encounter. Not knowing who's where and what's ahead made me really feel the excitement of suddenly seeing the heroine that i liked show up on screen. However, the game does have a staggering 14 heroines, so keeping track of each of them might be difficult in classic mode.

All of the 14 heroines have outstandingly distinct personalities, which is really just amazing, in my opinion. As a dating sim, you'd start by approaching everyone, and slowly learn about their life. What makes me really appreciate this game is that you can't really just simply get by just by being nice. It's good to be considerate of other people, but it's life, and where there are opportunities, there are choices with lasting consequences. Heroines will straight up refuse to interact with you if you forgot about a date, best friends could literally end up hating each other if you try to be nice to both of them, and others. When you pursue some of the heroines, you might end up missing out on others.

Unlike visual novels, this dating sim has virtually no story. The interactions between characters, though, is something that i will remember for weeks to come. The male cast is highly varied, and you will also get to meet them and see them interact with the same heroines that you're trying to pursue. These interactions, for me, helps me immerse myself in the game, and i can really feel strong emotions towards certain characters.

Overall, the game felt amazing. On my first playthrough i got so salty because of Mai being grounded and i literally didnt know what i'm supposed to do that i literally couldn't sleep. I really felt a whole rollercoaster of emotions for basically the entire male cast, and after learning about them throughout the game, it got me REALLY motivated to 100% the game.

Out of the 14 heroines, i like Mai/Miho/Kurumi.

A classic dating sim, simplified. Having spent half of your final summer break doing part-time jobs, you decide to spend the rest of it to make the most amazing memories you can have in your three years of high school. With the remaining three weeks of summer break, you will walk around town, have fateful encounters, and pursue the woman of your dreams. Fortunately, while you are short on time, you have lots of money saved from all the jobs you've done, so you don't need to worry about choosing between working and approaching your romantic interests. There is also no need to train yourself, nor there is any need to purchase gifts to gain affection from your crush. As such, progress is faster, and the game becomes simpler. The game has two modes, Easy mode and Classic mode. Easy mode allows you to see where the heroine encounters are, and allows you to track progress with each heroine and go to their next event at the press of a button. I would personally recommend playing on classic mode at least for your first time, as it lets you experience a more true to life simulator where you would roam aimlessly in search of your romantic interest, and helps you feel that sense of longing for an encounter. Not knowing who's where and what's ahead made me really feel the excitement of suddenly seeing the heroine that i liked show up on screen. However, the game does have a staggering 14 heroines, so keeping track of each of them might be difficult in classic mode. All of the 14 heroines have outstandingly distinct personalities, which is really just amazing, in my opinion. As a dating sim, you'd start by approaching everyone, and slowly learn about their life. What makes me really appreciate this game is that you can't really just simply get by just by being nice. It's good to be considerate of other people, but it's life, and where there are opportunities, there are choices with lasting consequences. Heroines will straight up refuse to interact with you if you forgot about a date, best friends could literally end up hating each other if you try to be nice to both of them, and others. When you pursue some of the heroines, you might end up missing out on others. Unlike visual novels, this dating sim has virtually no story. The interactions between characters, though, is something that i will remember for weeks to come. The male cast is highly varied, and you will also get to meet them and see them interact with the same heroines that you're trying to pursue. These interactions, for me, helps me immerse myself in the game, and i can really feel strong emotions towards certain characters. Overall, the game felt amazing. On my first playthrough i got so salty [spoiler]because of Mai being grounded and i literally didnt know what i'm supposed to do[/spoiler] that i literally couldn't sleep. I really felt a whole rollercoaster of emotions for basically the entire male cast, and after learning about them throughout the game, it got me REALLY motivated to 100% the game. Out of the 14 heroines, i like Mai/Miho/Kurumi.