After finishing the game following the Mitoko story line, I can understand the reason behind the game name.
This is a strong visual novel that really takes a realistic tone on drama, romance, slice of life and forbidden love. The VN is fully voice acted (even the male MC) and this really give the characters life and personality. The H-scenes are pictures and some scenes are fully motioned.
I followed to Mitoko story line (which is the fourth and last one) and to some extend it made me feel worried to continue, but felt that this was the 'true' ending, and with the after credit chapter, made this also somewhat happy ending. This story line was very relatable to the anime "Koi Kaze", where a seperated young adult brother and his high school sister meet and fall in love, while treating their situation in a serious and realistic manner.
I have not (yet) played through the other story lines, but I feel that this will leave another aftertaste.
By all means, 90% of this does not feel like a H-game, with Mitoko ending the H-scenes only start in the later part of the game (chapter 14-15), especially after the credit roll and the "extra-final" chapter starts. The game would have done perfectly well without the H-scene and it would still have been an very enjoyable and satisfying romance/drama VN.
This game is the predecessor of the VN/Anime "White Album 2" and "Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend", which are also written by Fumiaki Maruto.
I am kinda sad that this VN from (original JP release) 2007 did not receive an anime adaptation, because with it's plot, it has a strong romance/drama setting without a supernatural or fantasy setting. This VN left quite an impression on me and weirdly enough, I will miss the characters after playing this game for 25 hours.
Really recommend this VN, especially for its strong romance/drama aspect, but don't expect too many H-scenes.
This is a strong visual novel that really takes a realistic tone on drama, romance, slice of life and forbidden love. The VN is fully voice acted (even the male MC) and this really give the characters life and personality. The H-scenes are pictures and some scenes are fully motioned.
I followed to Mitoko story line (which is the fourth and last one) and to some extend it made me feel worried to continue, but felt that this was the 'true' ending, and with the after credit chapter, made this also somewhat happy ending. This story line was very relatable to the anime "Koi Kaze", where a seperated young adult brother and his high school sister meet and fall in love, while treating their situation in a serious and realistic manner.
I have not (yet) played through the other story lines, but I feel that this will leave another aftertaste.
By all means, 90% of this does not feel like a H-game, with Mitoko ending the H-scenes only start in the later part of the game (chapter 14-15), especially after the credit roll and the "extra-final" chapter starts. The game would have done perfectly well without the H-scene and it would still have been an very enjoyable and satisfying romance/drama VN.
This game is the predecessor of the VN/Anime "White Album 2" and "Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend", which are also written by Fumiaki Maruto.
I am kinda sad that this VN from (original JP release) 2007 did not receive an anime adaptation, because with it's plot, it has a strong romance/drama setting without a supernatural or fantasy setting. This VN left quite an impression on me and weirdly enough, I will miss the characters after playing this game for 25 hours.
Really recommend this VN, especially for its strong romance/drama aspect, but don't expect too many H-scenes.