Daigaku Gurashi
YamiToast · 2022 · Dialogue Heavy, Life Sim, Anime, Character Customization, Simulation
PC
Very Positive97% · 146
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About Daigaku Gurashi
Daigaku Gurashi is an anime-themed social simulator set in the strange small town of Kimyōmori. You're temporarily living there to do a year of schooling at Monorisū College.
Features:
Things to note:
Features:
- An awesome soundtrack composed by Starbit Light and SegaCDX
- 18000+ lines of dialogue that can be run through many accent combinations and with many having dynamic fill-in-the-blanks
- NPCs judging each other who aren't biased towards or against the player!
- Lots of character customization (visuals, personality, interests, pronouns, sexuality, speech-patterns)
- Many character traits that can be mixed and matched (tsundere, pickpocket, kuudere, vegetarian, chuunibyou, masochist, introvert, etc.)
- Lots of short voice-clips
- Randomly-generated students with the option to import custom ones
- Achievements that unlock more customization options
- Develop friendships, rivalries, love, lust
- Futanari (you can disable futanari in the options)
- Shopping and item inventory
Things to note:
- No controller support
- A scroll-wheel is highly recommended
- Controls can't be altered.
- Contains adult content: sexual themes (no actual nudity), bullying, depression, off-screen suicide, strong language, alcohol
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Developed and published by YamiToast, Daigaku Gurashi offers an unusual take on the life simulation genre by focusing on emergent social interactions instead of a heavily scripted narrative. Rather than leading players through a fixed storyline, the game places them in the lively college town of Kimyōmori, where they spend an academic year building a life at Monorisū College. Every day presents opportunities to form friendships, pursue romance, make rivals, or simply observe how the town's residents interact among themselves. This design creates the feeling of inhabiting a living community where the player is part of a much larger social network instead of being the sole catalyst for every event. Its anime-inspired presentation complements this concept well, creating an experience that feels both charming and surprisingly ambitious despite its indie production values. The game's defining feature is its remarkably deep social simulation. Players are given extensive freedom when creating their character, choosing everything from appearance and personality traits to pronouns, sexuality, hobbies, preferences, and even speech patterns. These choices have meaningful effects on conversat…2 found this helpful
very great game, sad that barely anyone talks about it anymore.
kind of jank fun wish there was a propper tutorial for speaking with the characters though also kinda runs like ass
this game is really fun! you get to create friendships and enemies which i love!! 10/10
While I do enjoy this game, i think you have to be a certain type of person to enjoy it. Its a slow paced life sim, and the school parts of it are. annoyingly difficult for me for some reason, but I like the variety you can get in characters. Chat options sometimes loop, though I dont mind much. I've had a lot of trouble trying to increase npcs love for me, but I feel thats more my fault than anything else. I got it half off, and for like 2 and a half dollars it is kind of worth it, considering ive got a couple hours out of it so far, and plan to play more. If you aren't a fan of slower paced life sims though, you probably wouldn't enjoy it as there are about 365 in game days, which will take a while to go through if you are active each in game day.
its alright, could use a quality of life update or two
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