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Aino looks like a longer-haired version of Hina, actually. I actually liked Shushu though so i hope i’ll like this. Pretty much “Sugirly Wish2” by the looks of it. I love the fact that they’ve added in “Raviel” – essentially a white version of Azu but with wings! This is definitely one of my most highly anticipated titles of the year, even though the scenario writers worked on super boring Diamic Days. I wouldn’t hold out much for the story but i’m still looking forward to it a lot! Those SDs are so adorable!!!!įinally! We were promised a game with Fumitake’s godly artwork ages ago! This game looks like a more relaxed version of Tayutama (the last Lump Of Sugar game i actually enjoyed) but all the characters are super moe. It certainly sounds slightly more interesting than marmalade’s previous game (Love 2 Quad) and the characters are all pretty cute. This is another one to play for the godly artwork. Basically, they’re going to try to experience love and marriage. However, even though she’s cute,the protagonist doesn’t want to be forced into a marriage and wants to experience proper love. He originally thought it was a joke but when a black-haired girl turned up at his door, he realised that he was told the truth. It looks like the perfect game to enjoy in summer.Īfter the protagonist works in his family’s inn, he was promised a bride. The artwork is really cute, and the scenario writer also wrote HapiSama, which was supposedly a decent chara-ge. Who cares about the story when you have such moe characters? Riko and Hotaro are my favourites, although Mai and Hibiki are also pretty cute! It’s unusual to see a reverse trap actually. With summer and the town’s annual festival approaching, what will happen to the club now? Since it’s so unusual for people to transfer to this school, everyone fusses over her. One day, a cute girl called Riko from the city transfers to their school in the country with her cross-dressing butler. Due to this, they get called the “Cat’s hand club”.
This means that they generally just help out around town and talk about anime occasionally.
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However, since it’s in the country the magazines arrive late and there’s not very many tv channels to watch.
It’s basically about some country “otaku club” where fans of anime and manga gather. Most of the stuff i’m going to talk about is upcoming releases though since there have loads and loads of really great looking games announced since i’ve been away 🙂 ××× na Kanojo ga Inaka Seikatsu o Mankitsu Suru Himitsu no Houhou
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A bittersweet way to end an enjoyable series (emphasis on the bitter part). Basically, it wasn’t as good as it could have been but it was still better than After Autumn. I can’t forgive honeybee for most of Tsubasa’s route – where i ended up rage-quitting the game in tears, although it wasn’t as bad as Azusa’s story in After Summer. Starry Sky~After Winter~ was better than i was expecting (after the disaster that was After Autumn) but it was nowhere near as good as the other fandiscs. It’s a good game for fans of mystery stories and fans of imoutos. I meant to play the Miko’s route too but that never happened. I also only played their routes since they were both so cute and were involved in the main story of the game. Although, to be fair, i was only playing it for Maya and Tsukumo. Tsukumonotsuki was a really interesting game actually and it exceeded my expectations a little. However, i didn’t really play any visual novels while i was on my break – with the exceptions of Tsukumonotsuki and Starry Sky~After Winter~. The guide was tested with the adult version of the game, but it should also work for the Steam version.Yeah, so i ran away last month and most of this month but i’m back now, and expect lots of exciting reviews and such. You will also unlock all CGs in the process. Saku Saku has 5 endings/routes, for 5 different heroines (Ann, Mio, Yuri, Konami, Tina). This English guide for Saku Saku is simply a translation of the original Japanese walkthrough by Seiya-saiga but with all the choice texts adjusted to match the English translation instead. Who released it in 2014 in Japan with the title “Koi ga Saku Koro Sakura Doki”.
The original developer of the game is Japanese company Palette.
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This is a walkthrough for the official translation of the Saku Saku: Love Blooms with the Cherry Blossoms visual novel by Sekai Project ( All-ages), also available in an unrated version download edition at Nutaku or Denpasoft.
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