风岬-The Everlasting lovestory at the Windcap

IF you wanna play a game where a little girl gets groomed THIS IS THE GAME FOR YOU. I cannot emphasize enough how I wish I can get these four hours of my life back. BTW after spending this much time I just kept getting the bad endings. ANYWAYS mother falls in love with a five year old child. This ♥♥♥♥ is genuinely the weirdest thing I have ever played

I love the plot, geez, it's so good that I can't even sleep thinking about the bad endings, too painful. The translation is also good tho there are some typographical errors, it is still understandable. I like how every endings are connected to one true ending tho it's sad that we wont be able to see the ending for the choice we can't choose. Overall it's good, I never expected it to be a so touching story. Yuri is the best.

A beautiful and romantic-emotional novel about girls' relationships, with several endings. Highly recommended

Amazing story, amazing dynamic, yuri is just so peak. I need more of this

Despite the poor English translation, this visual novel knows how to send you into a crippling depression. Great graphics and voice acting. The coolest part about this game is it having native Linux support. So if you're a Linux gamer, you just execute the sh script that's inside the folder and it works too. Or you can just run the Windows executable through proton layer and it runs perfect though launch times are slightly longer.

风岬 – The Everlasting Lovestory at the Windcap is a narrative-focused visual novel developed and published by 百歌CentChansons. Built around romance, memory, and quiet reflection, the game presents an emotionally driven story set in a coastal town where the wind and sea shape both the landscape and the lives of the characters who inhabit it. Like many visual novels, the experience is primarily driven by dialogue and player choices rather than traditional gameplay mechanics, allowing the story and its characters to take center stage. The result is a contemplative journey that blends romantic storytelling with themes of nostalgia, personal growth, and the enduring influence of the past. The story begins when the protagonist returns to Windcap, a peaceful seaside town tied closely to his earlier life. Years have passed since he last walked its streets, yet the town itself feels almost unchanged. The cliffs overlooking the ocean, the gentle sea breeze, and the quiet rhythm of daily life all contribute to an atmosphere that feels suspended between past and present. What begins as a simple return soon turns into a rediscovery of memories long buried, as the protagonist reconnects with fami…