7 summer days: Youth sky
Sanati Tales · 2020 · Story Rich, Adventure, Romance, Casual, Visual Novel
PC
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About 7 summer days: Youth sky
7 summer days: Youth Sky — a cycle of visual short stories within the extended universe of “7 summer days”. It tells about the adventures of an Nonamed trainee in the worlds of the Old Road. Includes four games, each with two routes:
Chronologically, each subsequent short story follows the previous one. Inside one story, the narrative style allows you to create some kind of looping, so it does not matter which route to read first.
The protagonist of “Youth sky” is a young man of twenty-seven years old, living far from the best conditions (as he himself says, below the poverty line). One December morning he receives a message with a job offer and a promise of golden mountains. Looks like regular spam, doesn't it?
But life flips about when he nevertheless agrees to the offer and ... gets on the Old Road. There he becomes a trainee of Zulum and travels through the worlds with his light hand, mastering some skills that are very necessary for the employer. For what purpose? It seems that the reader himself has to find out.
The Old Road universe consists of an endless galaxy of worlds, which would be difficult to describe, so the trainee will visit only some of them.
A little more about the worlds below, but the reasons why the Trainee will be there, Zulum is firmly kept secret, offering the "unreasonable monkey" to figure it out on his own. And it depends on the right choice of the Trainee where the story will turn, how it will end, and whether we will finally find out why the odyssey of the nameless Trainee was started at all.
The place of the prologue is New Year's Eve in 2019. This is one of the fantasies - the world of tramps, known in Seven Days as the Russian Federation. It is tracing paper from our world and appears as a place uncomfortable and unkind, full of people who have forgotten how to dream, buried in smartphones and tablets. The Trainee flees from there almost by accident, and this becomes the impetus for truly miraculous events.
Zero reality, familiar to the reader from the “Seven Days of Summer”, this time will show us the parties beyond the camp. Specifically, in the first story, the reader will meet some people, who were announced in passing in 7dl. Acquaintances, relatives, friends and just people who have nothing to do with the heroines already beloved by readers ... Zeroed is the whole world. It has its own rules, distinctive features and special services that put the fantastic properties of the universe at the service of themselves and their state.
The world of technical singularity is not at all like paradise, despite what seems to be one. The intern learns what is wrong with this world, helps one girl get home, and at the same time shows her the illusory nature of some things. And bring back her dream.
A mistery synthetic city-world. Details in a separate article.
- Youth Sky: Loss Story (a story of Lana and a story of Namiki)
- Youth Sky: Passion Story (Lera's and Stasya's stories)
- Youth Sky: Anger Story (Sasha's and Yana's stories)
- Youth Sky: Road Daemon (a girl from Ildy story and Nonamed Crusade story).
Chronologically, each subsequent short story follows the previous one. Inside one story, the narrative style allows you to create some kind of looping, so it does not matter which route to read first.
Plot
The protagonist of “Youth sky” is a young man of twenty-seven years old, living far from the best conditions (as he himself says, below the poverty line). One December morning he receives a message with a job offer and a promise of golden mountains. Looks like regular spam, doesn't it?
But life flips about when he nevertheless agrees to the offer and ... gets on the Old Road. There he becomes a trainee of Zulum and travels through the worlds with his light hand, mastering some skills that are very necessary for the employer. For what purpose? It seems that the reader himself has to find out.
The Old Road universe consists of an endless galaxy of worlds, which would be difficult to describe, so the trainee will visit only some of them.
A little more about the worlds below, but the reasons why the Trainee will be there, Zulum is firmly kept secret, offering the "unreasonable monkey" to figure it out on his own. And it depends on the right choice of the Trainee where the story will turn, how it will end, and whether we will finally find out why the odyssey of the nameless Trainee was started at all.
Ys worlds
World of wanderers
The place of the prologue is New Year's Eve in 2019. This is one of the fantasies - the world of tramps, known in Seven Days as the Russian Federation. It is tracing paper from our world and appears as a place uncomfortable and unkind, full of people who have forgotten how to dream, buried in smartphones and tablets. The Trainee flees from there almost by accident, and this becomes the impetus for truly miraculous events.
Zeroed
Zero reality, familiar to the reader from the “Seven Days of Summer”, this time will show us the parties beyond the camp. Specifically, in the first story, the reader will meet some people, who were announced in passing in 7dl. Acquaintances, relatives, friends and just people who have nothing to do with the heroines already beloved by readers ... Zeroed is the whole world. It has its own rules, distinctive features and special services that put the fantastic properties of the universe at the service of themselves and their state.
Tech singularity
The world of technical singularity is not at all like paradise, despite what seems to be one. The intern learns what is wrong with this world, helps one girl get home, and at the same time shows her the illusory nature of some things. And bring back her dream.
Soft apocalipse(socpunk)
In progress
Shulgin's world(alternative science)
In progress
A world of fate-crosses
In progress
A world of second chances
In progress
Ildizage
A mistery synthetic city-world. Details in a separate article.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Even speed clicking through this didn't make it better.7 found this helpful
The artwork is extremely inconsistent- distractingly so. There's characters on the same screen that look like they belong to entirely different games. The story is convoluted and there's so much information dump about characters we have no emotional connection to that it bogged down the pace of the entire game. I cannot recommend this- beyond the issues mentioned it's pretty boring. There's minimal interaction with the game and your time will be spent reading large expanses of information about a world you haven't been convinced to care about.1 found this helpful
A free visual/kinetic novel that has some gorgeous artwork in it.
Story is boring as hell but the background and soundtrack are excellent.
Bear's Take: "7 summer days: Youth sky" - a visual novel set in the same universe as its predecessor, promising a journey through the intricacies of youth and summer days. Sip 'n' Savor: "7 summer days: Youth sky" meanders through its narrative like a bear strolling through the woods - slow, deliberate, and occasionally stumbling over its own paws. While some moments might make you cringe harder than a bear stubbing its toe, the music is a standout, offering a pleasant backdrop to an otherwise lackluster experience. Milk Mustache Moment: Despite its sluggish pace and occasional cringe-inducing moments, "7 summer days: Youth sky" manages to shine through its soundtrack, providing a glimmer of enjoyment amid the mediocrity. It's like finding a sweet spot in a jar of honey - a brief moment of satisfaction amidst the stickiness. Roar Factor: In a genre filled with standout visual novels, "7 summer days: Youth sky" struggles to carve out its own identity, leaning too heavily on its predecessor's success without bringing much new to the table. While the music deserves praise, it's not enough to elevate the overall experience beyond its shortcomings. Final Paw-sition: Should you take …
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