

Anime City
Shoujo City Developer · 2024 · Anime, Cute, Adventure, Choices Matter, Romance
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 198
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About Anime City
Anime City combines gameplay of a survival simulator and classic anime visual novels. You will have to study in a Japanese high school, engage in after school activities, and try to make new friends.
ANIME SIMULATOR
The game is focused on anime culture, authentically recreating building designs, clothes, food, activities, and other essential elements of anime and manga about school life.SCHOOL AND CLUBS
In addition to attending regular school classes (history, physical education, Japanese language, cooking) you can join one of after school clubs (gardening, tennis, drama, science, music) and perform tasks assigned by club leaders.FRIENDSHIP
You can improve your relationships with your classmates and other characters by spending time together and inviting them to club events.SKILLS
Your character's skills (fashion, cooking, science, sports, social, gardening, faith, arts) affect your personal stats, and your success of interactions with other characters. Improving these skills will require engaging in school activities or after-school clubs.CUSTOMIZATION
You can start to play as a girl or a boy, with a range of parameters to customize, and 20+ equipment slots for clothes and accessories. You can also set up various furniture and decorations in your apartment.SURVIVAL SIMULATOR
Your character has health, hunger, thirst, energy, and comfort stats. During the game, you'll have to balance limited resources and take care of your character's needs.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I wish this game allowed players to dress up as femboys. that would be fun.1 found this helpful
Extremely disappointing. I waited four years for its release only to end up with something very mediocre. It's riddled with bugs and offers very little content. And it's downright sexist too. If the player chooses to be a male character, they're left with almost no customization options, whether for clothes or hairstyles. Just make all the outfits gender-neutral; it's simpler. The game also promises the possibility of dating male characters, but this option is nonexistent. For what was basically six years of development, there's nothing to show for it; the game isn't worth 14 bucks.1 found this helpful
too much ai eye rape
The game has a beautiful anime-style atmosphere and a lot of potential, but it becomes repetitive after a while. I'd love to see more content and interactions to make the world feel more alive. [b] Here are some suggestions that I think would make the game even better: [/b] - More character customization: clothes, hairstyles, traditional outfits, masks, and more eye/pupil options (including anime-style, cat eyes, stars, hearts, sparkle ) would make characters feel more unique. - Better photo mode: A selfie feature would be amazing, along with more poses for solo photos or pictures with NPC. It would make collecting memories much more fun. - More animations and realism : Let players sit at desks or tables and eat meals with visible eating animations. Characters could also sneeze, shiver in cold weather, or react to spoiled or unsafe food by holding their stomach or even vomiting. Afterwards, they could clean up the mess or recover by resting or taking medicine. - Interactive Japanese festival mini-games and more activities to enjoy. - New locations or maybe add some area like hot springs (onsen) to enjoy beautiful seasonal scenery, mountain trails, forest area, flower-view…
I just want to say I love the style of the game and I get what it's going for.. but the game itself is very complicated Simple tasks take forever and the guide you're given at the start doesn't really help all that much, it doesn't explain how cooking works, how to get better social points, etc. It might just be a me thing.
Hello!! Im a big fan of the games this dev makes, ive played all of them and enjoyed every one (specially Shoujo City 2D). There's an obvious improvement in the graphics and gameplay, and even though Shoujo City has my heart, i cant deny this game is way more polished. That said, theres some things i dont really like. Pros: The school feels much more alive now. Classrooms now have a purpose and theres even clubs and diferent types of classes. It also feels more realistic since now youre required to wear uniform (including indoor and outdoor shoes) and if you dont you get grounded instead of getting a penalty, theres guards around the school instead of just walking outside like Laika, you have to eat and drink if you dont want your health to go down and eventually pass out, you need books for school, etc. The dev fixed some problems shoujo city has, per example, Shoujo City has too much free space making it feel empty and alone. Anime City fixes that, but somehow it creates a new problem. Cons: Some of the areas feel too cramped, like the house and the convenience store (i think thats how its called). Ive seen more people say this. The tutorial feels a bit vague and doesnt rea…
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