Love starts again

This game is incredibly frustrating. The achievements are full of bugs, and some of them seem nearly impossible to unlock. I’d strongly advise perfectionists and achievement hunters to stay away from this game.

Played it for Japanese language immersion and very much enjoyed it! Good acting, pleasant music, loved the scenery and story setting.

The game is good enough considering the price. I don't think it's amazing or something like that, but it is good enough. Unfortunately, it suffers from three problems that made my experience a bit frustrating sometimes: 1) Even if I saw the photos that I needed to see to complete the album, for some reason the game just ignored it; 2) the climax is really buggy, so I needed to do the same things over and over so the game could consider it; 3) the subtitles are really difficult to read. They're tiny, the font doesn't help and sometimes the text almost disappears because it's in front of a white object and believe me that happens A LOT. One last complaint that I have towards the subtitles is the fact that in the Interviews with the cast, for some reason, there isn't any subtitle in english. I really liked the game, just wished my experience had been better. That said, I LOVE Azusa, Ai and Kota.

This game is an absolute tragedy. The gameplay itself. the story, and the actresses are all great. HOWEVER, the affection system is completely bugged, ruining the game entirely. Progress will simply disappear, and often when you try and replay the choices it won't save. I just don't understand how the devs could have left such a promising game in this state - there have been no updates since December. They should be ashamed really. Such a disappointment.

⭐⭐⭐☆☆ 3/5 I had mixed feelings about this game. The story itself is enjoyable. The idea of traveling five years back in time and reliving university life while changing your future is interesting. The different routes and endings kept me engaged throughout the game. My personal favorite girl was Ai, while Yui had my favorite storyline. Her happy ending really made it feel like your choices had a meaningful impact on the future. The character designs are actually quite nice, but I honestly think the hairstyle choices were disappointing. I'm not sure if the developers were trying to give everyone an old-fashioned schoolgirl look, but almost every heroine has a very similar hairstyle with bangs. It made the cast feel less unique. Yui is probably the only one where the hairstyle really suited her. At times, the game even felt more like it was set in middle school rather than at university. The game also feels like it was made by a small indie studio with a limited budget, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. However, the audio quality is a noticeable weakness. Compared to other visual novels, there is very little voice synchronization, and conversations often feel less immersive be…

one of the better fmv ive played. better than pretty much any other japanese fmv on the market by a long shot. some people could find it corny but its just got a little bit more "japanese/anime" flare compared to the chinese and korean options