I just want to say one thing: the creator clearly loves what they’re making. You can see it in the game's early 2000s nostalgic aesthetic and its nods to pop culture. That passion is infectious—it makes the game fun rather than just another generic experience, and that’s what I appreciate the most.
The protagonist is a bit goofy, but not in a way that feels awkward. Instead, it gives the game a lighthearted, slice-of-life anime vibe, which I really enjoy. I usually gravitate toward complex stories and strong writing, but a fun, laid-back game can be just as great—there’s no need to compare them. Other obvious strengths, like the charming female characters and excellent animation, go without saying.