Sakura Alien
Winged Cloud · 2022 · Simulation, Anime, Visual Novel, Cute, 2D
PC
Mostly Positive80% · 49
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About Sakura Alien
Takagi Haru is a normal university student, with a somewhat abnormal passion for the stars. A member of his university's astronomy club, alongside his friendly upper-classman, Hiyori, Haru was content to watch the stars from afar...
That is, until one night, when a strange girl in a skintight bodysuit lands on top of him. This girl claims to be an alien princess called Ena, on the run from her home planet, Corval, owing to the strict expectations placed upon her by her royal parents.
Ena, a huge fan of Earth, and of earthling culture in general, is over the moon when she meets Haru. She's convinced that their abrupt meeting was written in the stars, and claims herself as Haru's future bride.
Ena's determined to make Haru fall in love with her, so she can marry him and live out the rest of her days on Earth - but Hiyori has feelings for Haru, too, and she also ends up confessing to him.
What will Haru do, now he has two pretty girls vying for his attention, and a fugitive alien princess living in his apartment? He doesn't know, but one thing is certain: his life will never be the same again!
Ena is an alien princess who comes from the planet Corval, located in the far away Ankh Galaxy. Though Ena was born and raised in a palace, she's no stickler for manners, and she has little regard for personal space.
Cheerful, energetic, and incredibly stubborn, Ena is determined to make Haru fall in love with her, no matter the cost.
Hiyori is a sweet, gentle girl one year older than Haru, who acts as the president of the university's astronomy club. Hiyori, like Haru, is obsessed with space - but, unlike Haru, she's obsessed with it to such a degree she thinks she might be an alien herself.
Hiyori used to be bullied in high school for her delusions, and didn't have many friends. As such, she deeply values her relationship with Haru, and she can be rather clingy.
That is, until one night, when a strange girl in a skintight bodysuit lands on top of him. This girl claims to be an alien princess called Ena, on the run from her home planet, Corval, owing to the strict expectations placed upon her by her royal parents.
Ena, a huge fan of Earth, and of earthling culture in general, is over the moon when she meets Haru. She's convinced that their abrupt meeting was written in the stars, and claims herself as Haru's future bride.
Ena's determined to make Haru fall in love with her, so she can marry him and live out the rest of her days on Earth - but Hiyori has feelings for Haru, too, and she also ends up confessing to him.
What will Haru do, now he has two pretty girls vying for his attention, and a fugitive alien princess living in his apartment? He doesn't know, but one thing is certain: his life will never be the same again!
Ena is an alien princess who comes from the planet Corval, located in the far away Ankh Galaxy. Though Ena was born and raised in a palace, she's no stickler for manners, and she has little regard for personal space.Cheerful, energetic, and incredibly stubborn, Ena is determined to make Haru fall in love with her, no matter the cost.
Hiyori is a sweet, gentle girl one year older than Haru, who acts as the president of the university's astronomy club. Hiyori, like Haru, is obsessed with space - but, unlike Haru, she's obsessed with it to such a degree she thinks she might be an alien herself.Hiyori used to be bullied in high school for her delusions, and didn't have many friends. As such, she deeply values her relationship with Haru, and she can be rather clingy.
What Steam players say
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Sakura Alien is a Soft romance story with some bits of fun parts and bemusement, but overall, I found the story a bit lacking in content and a bit to much of jibberish protagonist thoughts, which I don't find bad, but its quantity was just overwhelming the general story. The characters are ok, the plot is okay too. What I wish and hope to see in the next episodes of the Alien series is better character development, improvement, and, of course, more plot development. A +18 patch is available on Winged Cloud Paetrons' site, but the CGs still stay on the safer side compared to an early title like Sakura Swim Club. I can recommend the novel further for anyone who enjoys humorous vanilla romance stories.3 found this helpful
I love this game from sakura series :)2 found this helpful
“Sakura Alien” is a visual novel with a light sci-fi theme. Reading is the core activity. The protagonist meets an alien girl and deals with simple daily situations. The plot runs through short scenes with small misunderstandings. Conflicts resolve quickly through dialogue. Narrative depth is low, but pacing stays steady. Art uses bright portraits with basic expressions. Backgrounds show homes, labs, and city streets. Asset reuse is visible but functional. Music loops quietly to support relaxed reading. Sound effects appear rarely. Audio direction is minimal. Gameplay offers dialogue choices that slightly shift relationship tone and ending details. Branching is limited. The interface is simple to navigate. Tone stays mild with soft humor and flirtation. Drama is minimal. Sessions are short and convenient. Overall, “Sakura Alien” fits players who want a predictable sci-fi romance in visual novel form. It provides familiar visuals and light character interaction.2 found this helpful
A great Visual Novel to read, would recommend on sale.1 found this helpful
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Sakura Alien is a lighthearted, character-driven visual novel that leans into romantic comedy and soft science-fiction rather than high drama or complex mechanics. Developed and published by Winged Cloud, the game fits neatly into the studio’s long-running Sakura lineup, delivering a familiar structure built around expressive anime artwork, dialogue-heavy storytelling, and relationship-focused choices. From the outset, Sakura Alien makes it clear that it is a relaxed narrative experience designed to be read and enjoyed at a comfortable pace rather than played in a traditional sense. The story follows Haru Takagi, a university student whose quiet routine revolves around astronomy and stargazing, grounding the opening chapters in a calm, everyday atmosphere. That normalcy is abruptly disrupted when Ena, a self-proclaimed alien princess from a distant planet, crash-lands into his life and immediately declares him her destined partner. This absurd but playful premise establishes the game’s tone early on, blending slice-of-life comedy with sci-fi fantasy. Ena’s enthusiastic, impulsive personality contrasts sharply with Haru’s reserved nature, creating a steady stream of comedic misunde…
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