Desert Island in Summer?

I dont think it has good replayability (too much walking) BUT it makes up with good art, and for this reason i think its well priced when patched offers 16 H animated scenes plus 5 sprites with variants, ending the game unlocks all of them

The pixel art was the thing that mainly drew me to the game, as the art itself is well made and the translation is decent. While the Steam release requires you to patch the game to get the full amount of content, my main issue is how clunky the game feels and the lack of QOL options. Your keybinds can't be changed, and there are more issues such as having no real menu, being unable to access saving in cut scenes: it just lacks other features that are now standard other games of the genre. I also disagree with some of the stylistic choice when it comes to the translation, the art, and just overall navigating the game and how the map is. The actual amount of content is alright; however, you can easily breeze through all the content in under three hours. On top of the passable linear writing-though there are some alright jokes- there's no voice acting and I personally don't think that the price justifies the game along with the lack of functions. Music also gets a pass, and navigating the map is a bit of a pain although it's nice that some areas become inaccessible if you don't need to. Even though the minigames felt out of place, they felt like a nice touch; I do wish they were impl…

Desert Island in Summer? is a narrative-driven indie adventure developed by EroKuma and published by OTAKU Plan that blends light survival elements with romance-focused storytelling. Framed around a group of college students whose summer trip takes a disastrous turn, the game begins with a sudden storm that leaves the protagonist, Hikaru, and his clubmates stranded on an uncharted island. What could have been a tense survival drama instead unfolds as a character-centric journey that emphasizes interpersonal relationships, emotional growth, and the fleeting intensity of a shared summer crisis. Rather than leaning heavily into resource micromanagement or punishing survival mechanics, the game keeps its systems approachable and streamlined. Exploration plays a steady role as players move between island locations, gathering materials, triggering events, and advancing character storylines. There are light gameplay loops—occasional mini-games and simple progression tasks—that break up dialogue-heavy segments, but the core of the experience remains rooted in choice-driven conversations. Every dialogue option subtly influences relationships, shaping romantic paths and altering how charact…

Pretty cute game, it was pretty funny too. Their were plenty of mentions of popular anime's and a game, i was spoiled of dragon ball though but overall it was a 10/10. The H scenes were really good but... very freaky, i'm sure that why most purchased it lol. i wish it could've been longer and had more story to it, earning hearts for the girls went by a bit too quick to. The beginning of the game was a bit difficult to get used to but i managed.

The hentai scenes are nice but everything else is terrible

its meh there are better out there