

Every Day's Different
Snowfall Studio · 2022 · Visual Novel, Anime, Casual, Romance, Simulation
PC
Positive100% · 28
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About Every Day's Different
Story:
Welcome to Okoshin Academy, one of the few pre-college academies created with the intention of preparing high school graduates for the hardships ahead of them.
Unfortunately, your parents' messy divorce has just been finalized. You've Decided to live with your mother, forcing you to relocate halfway through the year. Making new friends while keeping your grades up seems impossible, but with the help of a long-lost friend—and a little luck—you may just be okay.
With four wonderful ladies to get to know, each with their own flaws, secrets and desires. Your choices within the game will either help or hinder them - will you go the extra mile to help them achieve their dreams?
Gameplay:
Spending all your free time with one of the characters will help you grow a strong connection with them, but may hurt your other friendships in the process. Will you branch out to help as many people as you can? Or will you focus on one and grow close to them?
Features:
Four heroines to fall in love with, each with a distinct personality and variety of outfits
Build relationships naturally and change the story with your choices
Cell phone feature to text your favorite characters
4000+ unique Voice lines
25+ HD artwork - 1920x1080 screen resolution
Welcome to Okoshin Academy, one of the few pre-college academies created with the intention of preparing high school graduates for the hardships ahead of them.
Unfortunately, your parents' messy divorce has just been finalized. You've Decided to live with your mother, forcing you to relocate halfway through the year. Making new friends while keeping your grades up seems impossible, but with the help of a long-lost friend—and a little luck—you may just be okay.
With four wonderful ladies to get to know, each with their own flaws, secrets and desires. Your choices within the game will either help or hinder them - will you go the extra mile to help them achieve their dreams?
Gameplay:
Spending all your free time with one of the characters will help you grow a strong connection with them, but may hurt your other friendships in the process. Will you branch out to help as many people as you can? Or will you focus on one and grow close to them?
Features:
Four heroines to fall in love with, each with a distinct personality and variety of outfits
Build relationships naturally and change the story with your choices
Cell phone feature to text your favorite characters
4000+ unique Voice lines
25+ HD artwork - 1920x1080 screen resolution
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I finished 3 routes and love the characters a lot. I personally feel that they are likable and my personal favorite is Katsuki ( I'm a sucker for tsunderes) or Yoko ( can't go wrong with a childhood friend). I like the actors too! Thankful the game was able to come out and hope more projects will happen!3 found this helpful
I came back to this game after not fully finishing it after like two years. Let me just say I just finished it. It was honestly so good for what it is. Each of the girls were actually likable which is kinda rare. I do adore katsuki the most though tbh. It's worth the buy.2 found this helpful
This VN is really fun to play - it has a lot of replay-ability to see different routes and figure out the storyline, as well as each character fitting some tropes but having diverse storylines. No spoilers, just give it a shot! It was a lot of fun to play, and 4 years later, I'm going to play it again!1 found this helpful
It took me a long time to get to this one. Being a Visual Novel developer myself, I understand the challenges of creating a story that is both personal yet resonates with an audience. It's a hard balance to achieve, but I think that EDD has done an admirable job, despite some shortcomings. [h1] Pros [/h1] -I should start off by saying that the writing in this game is one of its strongest aspects. Especially in understanding the characters. Nothing is overly overt, and each girl feels very unique in their interactions. I also did appreciate how the main story diverges the more you choose to interact with a particular classmate. It was hard to choose between Katsuki and Yuika, but there wasn't a single main character I disliked by the end! -Also, you have to give props to the game's (almost) full voice acting. You can tell the cast did their best, and I think they captured the look and feel of each girl well! -Music was also pleasant, even if it isn't a soundtrack you'll be humming to yourself for a week straight. Very solid, overall, though. -And lastly, length. While I have close to 11 hours on record, I would say the more accurate playtime hovered around the 6-8 hour range, …
Good story
Keep in mind this is a one-route review (Katsuki); This is really enjoyable for an amateur work. Cute, heartfelt, I can tell a lot of love went into it. Rough around the edges; some grammatical errors/typos, not the best writing ever in general, and the VA work isn't perfect, but it's still a lovely experience and a good game if you're looking for something cute, with some deeper moments, but nothing that's going to hit you too hard, unless perhaps you can very personally relate to some of the issues on display. Side note on the VA thing; while yes, obviously not professional, I still enjoyed the performances, everyone involved clearly tried their best and really got into it. I was particularly happy with Katsuki and Haru's pronunciations and deliveries, though Yoko and Yukia managed to be very cute/interesting as well. Worth the ten bucks to me, and I'll almost certainly go back for one or two of the other routes.
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