Corona Blossom Vol.1 Gift From the Galaxy
Frontwing · 2016 · Visual Novel, Anime, Casual, Cute, Adventure
PC
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About Corona Blossom Vol.1 Gift From the Galaxy
"Corona Blossom" is a visual novel.
(A kinetic novel, without any choices)
The game features character art and designs by artist nanaca mai, who previously worked on the super deformed character art in "The Fruit of Grisaia."
Now, her cute characters will come to life, moving and expressing their emotions using the "e-mote" system.
STORY:
Meet Keiji Osaki: a young man who hates dealing with machines, despite being very skilled at working with them. That's just the kind of guy he is.
After failing his college entrance exams, he begins helping out at his grandfather's workshop, which specializes in repairing VORKS, heavy-duty industrial robots. For a while, he enjoyed a quiet life in the countryside, doted on by the workshop's regular patrons.
One day, however, his life suddenly takes a turn for the strange, when he encounters a metallic lifeform attached to a meteorite that fell from the sky.
To make things even more complicated, the organism he rescues takes the form of a forgotten girl from his past. This is how his life with the metallic organism known as R-ne begins. But after a while, R-ne learns how to speak, and tells Keiji that she wants to go back to her home planet. Moved by her words, he sets his mind on sending her back into space, no matter what.
This may prove difficult, though, when a female space pirate - also known as a rare metal hunter - appears out of nowhere, and gets in his way.
Caught up in this whirlwind, will Keiji and his friends be able to send R-ne safely back to her homeland?
(A kinetic novel, without any choices)
The game features character art and designs by artist nanaca mai, who previously worked on the super deformed character art in "The Fruit of Grisaia."
Now, her cute characters will come to life, moving and expressing their emotions using the "e-mote" system.
STORY:
Meet Keiji Osaki: a young man who hates dealing with machines, despite being very skilled at working with them. That's just the kind of guy he is.
After failing his college entrance exams, he begins helping out at his grandfather's workshop, which specializes in repairing VORKS, heavy-duty industrial robots. For a while, he enjoyed a quiet life in the countryside, doted on by the workshop's regular patrons.
One day, however, his life suddenly takes a turn for the strange, when he encounters a metallic lifeform attached to a meteorite that fell from the sky.
To make things even more complicated, the organism he rescues takes the form of a forgotten girl from his past. This is how his life with the metallic organism known as R-ne begins. But after a while, R-ne learns how to speak, and tells Keiji that she wants to go back to her home planet. Moved by her words, he sets his mind on sending her back into space, no matter what.
This may prove difficult, though, when a female space pirate - also known as a rare metal hunter - appears out of nowhere, and gets in his way.
Caught up in this whirlwind, will Keiji and his friends be able to send R-ne safely back to her homeland?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Developed by Frontwing and published by Frontwing USA, Corona Blossom Vol.1: Gift From the Galaxy serves as the introduction to a trilogy that combines science fiction, romance, comedy, and slice-of-life storytelling into a polished kinetic visual novel. Instead of giving players branching routes or meaningful choices, it presents a fully scripted narrative that focuses on delivering a carefully paced story. This approach allows the writers to concentrate on character development and emotional moments without interrupting the flow, making the experience feel much like reading an interactive novel with animated visuals and voice-supported personality. While the absence of multiple endings limits replay value, it also ensures that every scene contributes directly to the larger narrative the developers intended to tell. The story follows Keiji Osaki, a mechanically gifted young man who unexpectedly returns to his grandfather's countryside workshop after failing his college entrance exams. Although surrounded by machinery, Keiji has never been particularly fond of machines despite his exceptional talent for repairing them. His ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when a meteor cr…1 found this helpful
I keep reading the title as corona virus
Frontwing game is the best!
shoutout franzj
R-ne is the cutest thing ever
meow/10
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