Tamayura Mirai
Azurite · 2023 · Dialogue Heavy, Visual Novel, Casual, Adventure, Anime
PC
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About Tamayura Mirai
A fantasy rom-com visual novel set in a town where humans and spirits intermingle.FEATURES
- 20+ hours of story
- Two branching heroine routes
- Full Japanese voice acting by seasoned professionals
SUMMARY
There is a girl, searching for something she lost...In the town of Fukano, the air smells otherworldly. Long ago, humans and other spirits—the sorts of creatures we called youkai—lived together on this enchanted soil. Even now Fukano is still full of strange stories, of mystical entities and mysterious forces.
Yukina Kamikake has come back to this town with a friend in tow.In Fukano she meets a boy who calls himself a sorcerer. That's me!
My name is Mutsuki Yohane, and I've inherited the bloodline of the sorcerers who long ago moved to Fukano from far away—but I'm not the only person of interest in town.
Midari Suishouseki is something other than human.She's caught the worst thing that can afflict a succubus: a case of love...
Hanako Nekotengu was once a servant of a higher water spirit.Now she's an urban legend at the local school, where she knows every piece of gossip that goes down!
Shiro Kohaku is always on my side.She doesn't know a thing about magic or monsters, but she's like an older sister to me.
A sorcerer's job is to understand the inexplicable incidents non-human creatures cause, and help them live in harmony with their human neighbors.
But Yukina Kamikake has more magic than me, and was born with the power to see the spirit world.
And she's looking for something she lost.
The time I spend dealing with her will lead me back to the incident that got me involved in all of this.
It's a short summer and a long one too; a story of humans, spirits, and sorcerers... A fairytale.
CHARACTERS
A woman with long, black hair and a somewhat mysterious demeanor. Although confident and logical, some part of her still feels lonely. Her sole wish is to always be with her friend Makina. But will she find love one day?Having magical powers that far exceed even our sorcerer protagonist, she is a “spirit-seer,” someone who can see otherworldly beings. However, she has a hard time fitting in with normal society because of this ability. But after meeting our protagonist, she starts to become interested in magic.
A former resident of Fukano, she has returned and is searching for something she lost named “Otsuki.”
A picture-perfect, high-born woman from a good family. Kind and gentle, she supports our protagonist who has zero ability to take care of himself. Doing everything for him from cooking to cleaning, she is always there for him because she believes he is the best sorcerer around.One fateful day, she was saved by the protagonist and decided to support him as his secretary. And in doing so, she might have caught the disease most fatal to her—love.
Always wearing a maid outfit and cleaning restrooms has earned Hanako the moniker “Maid Hanako.” Her usual mode may be being unexpressive in both face and voice, but her actions are often wild and unpredictable.She’s actually a spirit called a “shuihu.” As well as being a water god’s personal messenger, she is the master of the Nekogawa River, leader of a band of red kappa, and kind of a big deal. Thanks to all this, she’s well informed about the goings-on of the area. And when it comes to gossip in the school, she’s got all the facts. The deck brush she carries may be the most powerful weapon in the world.
How does her constant testing of the protagonist’s mettle fit into her goals?
A very playful, older sister type... who’s really, really small. She’s a dyed-in-the-wool country girl with an accent to match. However, she thinks she has no accent.
She can’t see spirits and doesn’t understand magic in the slightest. Still, since she’s the protagonist’s honorary older sister, she’s always on his side. She’s a soothing presence in his life.
Lovebird spirits seem to really like her for some reason.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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A rom-com with action, and a little EROGE. Mostly missionary and blowies. It's about true love after all. The standard virgin MC who studies the Kama Sutra and a regular reader of Penthouse forum. MC knows how to perfectly stimulate every part of a girls body and knows all the hip euphemisms for his penis. The main story consists of helping a Monkey and a Werewolf work out their differences. A talking totem pole who is in love with a bird but needs dating advice from the virgin MC and his celibate friends. You also try to help two girls find a doll baby. It's not Yuri and goes nowhere, more of a side story unless you choose a certain route. It then branches off into 3 playable routes. 1 unlockable after the first three. The Midari Suishouseki route is as wholesome as a Hallmark movie with a succubus can get. It has the sex scenes but it's true love not sperm that she is after. The Hanako Nekotengu route is a hilarious mashup of yokai and Japanese urban legend. Lots of dirty jokes. If you pay attention to the vocabulary you will know what to ask for when visiting soapland or when ordering Delivery Health Service. Yukina Kamikake is the do I want that big sorcerer stick or my BF…1 found this helpful
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Tamayura Mirai is a fantasy romance visual novel developed by Azurite and published by Shiravune that intertwines supernatural intrigue with heartfelt character drama. Set in the quiet rural town of Fukano, the story unfolds in a place where spirits and humans coexist in fragile balance. Rather than presenting the supernatural as distant spectacle, the game integrates it into everyday life, creating a setting that feels intimate yet quietly magical. This fusion of the ordinary and the mystical becomes the foundation for a narrative that is as much about emotional growth as it is about arcane mysteries. The protagonist, Mutsuki Yohane, is a young sorcerer tasked with maintaining harmony between the spirit realm and the human world. His role is not that of a flamboyant hero but of a mediator and caretaker, someone who quietly resolves disturbances before they spiral into chaos. Through his perspective, players encounter a series of supernatural incidents that gradually reveal deeper tensions within Fukano. From restless spirits to hidden curses and long-buried secrets, each case adds layers to the town’s history and mythology. These episodic encounters serve as both plot drivers and…
Decent story, but some routes felt slightly unfinished. (Hanako and Midari in particular) Those routes could have been expanded on slightly more to add completeness. However, i did enjoy the magic aspect of it. Will take notes on some parts of that. Lance's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ review rating: 3.5/5
Tamayura Mirai was a fantastic read, from the very strong common route to the thoroughly moving, dramatic, and thoughtful ending. I will say that at least for me, the final route really blew the other routes out of the water and really did feel like the "true" route. As someone who enjoys childhood friends/lovers stories, this was right up my ally and I loved the ending. The other three route were good but didn't leave a strong impact on me, partially because I was looking forward to the final route the entire time. I want to emphasize how good the common route was. It really hooked me into the plot and I love the stories it tells. It's so good I would recommend this game based on the common route alone, without even considering the heroine routes. It has surprisingly strong characters and two really solid plot lines from what I remember, though I'll avoid spoiling anything since you should really go enjoy it yourself. Art was pretty standard but good and the music was above average but nothing really stood out to me. Overall I find Tamayura Mirai easily recommendable. For context, other VNs that I enjoyed include Little Busters!, Summer Pockets, ATRI, GINKA, Mashiroi…
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