Chemically Bonded

I bought it for educational purpose.

Ну, вообще, я не собирался покупать эту игру, но, так как эта игра была в наборе, и цена набора была намного выгоднее, чем покупать игры по отдельности, то я решил взять весь комплект с этой игрой. А так как я пишу обзоры на все игры, что есть у меня в библиотеке, пришлось вникать и в эту игру. В принципе, покупка меня не разочаровала, потому что в игре красивый визуал и приятная атмосфера. Это новелла с выбором, и выбор влияет на концовки, которых тут несколько. Помимо всего этого, все женские диалоги очень качественно озвучены на английском языке, и слушать девушек было приятно. Сюжет я бы не сказал, что прям-таки очень интересный, но на один вечер сгодится. Из плюсов: +Качественная рисовки +Приятная атмосфера +Сюжет +Озвучка +Достижения +Удобная галерея Из минусов -Нету карточек Игру рекомендую к покупке! Хотите увидеть обзор на какую-то свою игру? Вы запросто можете мне её подарить!:) А если вам понравился мой обзор, не забывайте ставить лайки или кидать награды(*^ω^) А так-же, вы можете подписаться на мою кураторскую группу в Steam: [h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43626167-Lord-Azazel-Group/] Куратор: Lord Azazel Group [/url] [/h1]

Chemically Bonded is a sweet BxG romance VN set a Japanese high school, where you ‘play’ as a generic male protagonist who finds himself caught up in the drama between two girls, Kiyoko and Naomi, whose friendship has fallen apart under mysterious circumstances. What caused the relationship between these two girls to deteriorate? That is something the main character spends the first half of the story trying to figure out, while simultaneously developing his bonds with both heroines. CB’s story itself is somewhat cliché (if I had a penny for every BxG romance VN set in high school that’s on Steam, I’d have enough to buy a sausage roll from Greggs), but it’s in the presentation of this fairly simple idea that CB really shines. CB’s art, if it isn’t apparent enough from the screenshots on the store page, is very pretty: especially the backgrounds. There are a lot of backgrounds in this VN, and while they’re mostly used to depict Yet Another Japanese High School, they have some absolutely gorgeous lighting effects on them: it all looks very aesthetic. Some of the backgrounds even have subtle animations on them, like the drifting dust particles in the chemistry classroom, or the neon lights in the arcade, which makes them even more immersive. The character art, too, is really nice. It’s in a traditional anime style, but the shading looks very soft, which complements the backgrounds and the slow-paced, dreamy prose (I’ll write more about that later). Though CB’s story is very ‘anime’ (and it’s self-aware of it, too: there’s a lot of jokes to be found therein about tsunderes, and fourth-wall-breaky ‘if I was a character in a VN, I bet this would totally happen lol’), the designs of the two love interests are very subdued, which I appreciated. I love rainbow-haired anime girls, but I don’t think that’d work here, given the ‘heart’ of CB’s story is actually quite down to Earth. The UI in CB is also incredibly polished throughout, with numerous styles of textbox (it becomes more unobtrusive when CGs are displayed, to better show off the pretty art), and an interactable phone that lets you text and call the two heroines are certain points in the story. The phone in particular was a nice touch, it reminded me a little of Steins;Gate. It’s obvious a huge amount of effort was put into the visual presentation of this VN, and it really paid off: it all looks very cohesive. CB is definitely one of the prettiest EVNs I’ve ever read, and I even think it stands on an even footing with a lot of JVNs. It’s incredibly gorgeous all around. As for the actual story, there isn’t that much too it. Naomi and Kiyoko’s falling-out is based on a pretty simple misunderstanding which, though the story beats around the bush a little before letting them talk things through, only takes about two minutes to hammer out. This might seem underwhelming, but given the characters are high school students, I think the initial drama is feasible enough: teenagers tend to be melodramatic, after all. The writing style itself, meanwhile, is a bit of a mixed bag. I think the dialogue is pretty fun and well-rendered on the whole (some reviewers mentioned they didn’t care for Naomi’s tsundereness, but I thought her constant ‘hpmh’ing and her snippy retorts were quite charming, really!), but the main character likes to monologue a lot: mostly about unimportant things, like how the clouds scud across the sky, or the way the heroines’ hair look when it flutters in the breeze. There is a point in the story, granted, where Naomi pokes fun at the MC for spacing out and staring at the sky so much when he’s supposed to be talking to her (which is why Naomi is, in fact, the best girl), so I think this is something the writer was aware of. The slow pace of the story seems (to me, at least) like a deliberate stylistic choice, which was used to highlight the beauty in ‘the mundance everyday’, and how easily it is to take your high school years for granted. From a purely technical standpoint, the prose in CB is fine. It’s all grammatically correct, the sentence structures and word choices are varied enough to remain interesting (apart from the constant references to Kiyoko’s hair and eyes looking like chocolate… Seriously, reading this VN started to make me feel hungry), and I only spotted a handful of typos. I’ve definitely read worse prose in VNs, both in EVNs and translated JVNs. I do think some of the MC’s internal narration could have been trimmed down, however, as it can start to feel superfluous in places. I confess, I started to skim the MC’s inner monologue, because it rarely felt like it added much to the story: I was more invested in seeing the characters interacting than I was in reading even more chocolate-adjacent similes. If you can look past the MC’s somewhat purplish inner monologue, however, CB is quite a sweet story. I think the two love interests are both likeable, even if they are a bit tropey, and the drama between them is believable enough. The visual presentation is the star of the show, though: it’s clear the VN was put together with a lot of love and passion, and I think that alone makes it well worth the asking price. I’d recommend CB to anybody who’s looking for a cute slice of life story which is, despite the odd few anime-isms, reasonably grounded. It’s not the most exciting story in the world, but I don’t think it’s trying to be. It’s short and sweet, and for what it is, it’s very well presented.

Quite honestly, i expected better, i waited for a couple of years after buying to play this. There are positives, but the negatives outweigh them. There was potential for it to be better but it never materialized. Repetitive dialogue and descriptions. (How many times do i have to hear how a characters hair looks like in the sunlight or how their friendship will soon be healed? I know the latter is a goal of the game, but the constant repetition of "soon their bond will be healed, for both of their sake!" cheapens its impact. Uninteresting side characters. Especially Ken. Mr.Kabeer had some potential. The Naomi path: Flawed as a character. I know she's supposed to be a tsundere, but as someone already said here, she leans more on the 'tsun" (=bad) side of it. For being a game called chemically bonded i hoped more chemistry, both the scientific field and with the characters. The Kyoko path was propably the only thing that saved this game from being too boring.

Chemically Bonded is an indie visual novel developed and published by ds-sans that builds its experience around romance, school life, and the complexities of repairing damaged friendships. Rather than aiming for an epic narrative, the game focuses on a smaller and more personal story, placing players in the shoes of a high school student who finds himself caught between two girls whose relationship has deteriorated over time. The premise immediately establishes a familiar anime-inspired atmosphere, blending lighthearted moments with emotional drama while inviting players to shape the outcome through their choices. At the center of the story are Kiyoko and Naomi, two characters with contrasting personalities that drive much of the narrative. Kiyoko's enthusiasm for science and optimistic outlook stand in stark contrast to Naomi's more reserved and stubborn demeanor. Their strained friendship serves as the emotional backbone of the game, giving players a reason to invest in their interactions beyond simple romantic pursuits. While the character archetypes are recognizable to anyone familiar with visual novels, the writing succeeds in making their conflicts feel genuine enough to carry the experience. The game places considerable emphasis on conversations and interpersonal moments, allowing players to gradually uncover each character's motivations and aspirations. One of the more interesting additions is the in-game smartphone system, which lets players communicate with the heroines, schedule outings, and influence their relationships outside of the main story scenes. Combined with multiple routes and endings, this mechanic gives the experience a greater sense of involvement than a purely linear visual novel. Choices matter throughout the adventure, and although the branching paths are not dramatically different from one another, they offer enough variation to encourage multiple playthroughs. Additional activities, including involvement with the Science Club and other aspects of school life, help flesh out the setting and make the world feel more active. The presentation is arguably one of Chemically Bonded's greatest strengths. Character sprites are expressive and detailed, while special event illustrations effectively highlight major emotional and romantic moments. The visual design remains consistently polished throughout the game's relatively short runtime, helping maintain player engagement even during slower scenes. Despite being an independently developed title with limited resources, it demonstrates a commendable level of care in its artistic direction. The user interface is straightforward and easy to navigate, ensuring that players can focus entirely on the story without unnecessary distractions. Sound design further enhances the experience. The soundtrack delivers a pleasant mix of upbeat and reflective pieces that fit the game's tone, while voice acting adds personality to the cast. Although some performances are stronger than others, the inclusion of voiced dialogue contributes significantly to the immersion and elevates the production beyond what many small visual novels attempt. The music does an excellent job of supporting the narrative's emotional beats, particularly during scenes involving reconciliation and personal reflection. Chemically Bonded does not reinvent the visual novel genre, nor does it attempt to challenge its conventions. Instead, it embraces them wholeheartedly, offering a concise and heartfelt experience that will likely appeal most to fans of anime-inspired romance stories. Its pacing occasionally moves too quickly, and some character developments could have benefited from additional time and depth. However, the game's sincerity and attention to presentation help overcome many of these shortcomings. For players seeking a lengthy or highly complex narrative, Chemically Bonded may feel modest in scope. However, those looking for a comfortable and emotionally driven visual novel will find an experience that is easy to appreciate. It is a game that understands its audience and delivers exactly what it promises: a charming story about friendship, love, and the bonds people struggle to preserve as they grow older. Rating: 7/10

[h1] Genre [/h1] Eine Slice of Life Romance Visual Novel [h1] Story [/h1] Wir spielen einen Highschool Schüler (Namen kann man selber bestimmen) und leben unser Alltags Leben, Tag für Tag. Plötzlich begegnen wir ein Mädel namens Kyoko, die alleine den Science Club gegründet hat, sie fragt uns ob wir Mitglied werden wollen und wir stimmen zu. Kurz darauf treffen wir auch noch auf die Beliebteste Schülerin der Schule & Sport Ass Naomi und wir merken das zwischen Kyoko & Naomi Spannungen herrschen. Unser Ziel ist es nun herauszufinden was die Freundschaft zwischen den beiden zerstört hat und wie wir das wieder gerade biegen können. Vielleicht finden wir nebenbei ja auch noch unsere Erste Große Liebe [h1] Gameplay [/h1] Es ist eine Standard Visual Novel mit Highschool Setting. Wir lesen uns durch die Story und treffen immer wieder Entscheidungen. Diese Entscheidungen favorisieren entweder Kyoko oder Naomi und wir landen auf dementsprechende Routes. Man kann auch immer hin & her pendeln zwischen beiden um mehr von der Story mitzubekommen bzw. um beide Seiten der Story zu hören. Insgesamt hat man 4 Endings je nach Entscheidungen die man getroffen hat und welches Mädel man favorisiert. Es gibt in jeder Route ein Gutes & ein Bad Ending. Wenn man alle Endings gesehen hat, schaltet man im Hauptmenü unter Extras auch noch 2 kurze Bonus Stories frei. Diese handeln um ein Mädel welches wir im Hauptspiel kennen lernen aber keine Zeit mit verbringen können. CGs & Sprites sind ordentlich. Das Englische Voice Acting ist ok. Man merkt natürlich das es keine wirklichen Professionellen Voice Actor & Actresses sind aber ich finde es dennoch gut das es überhaupt Voice Acting gibt [h1] Achievement Schwierigkeit 1/10 [/h1] Es gibt insgesamt 8 Erfolge. Hierfür muss einfach nur das Spiel beenden und dabei alle 4 Endings gesehen haben [h1] Pro/Contra [/h1] + Story ist OK + Nette CGs & Sprites + Voice Acting + Mehrere Endings + Bonus Stories nach Abschließen der Haupt Story + Achievements +/- Das Pacing ist Teilweise super langsam, was aber bei Slice of Life VNs fast schon üblich ist (manche mögen das & manche nicht) [h1] Fazit [/h1] Eine insgesamt gesehen ordentliche Slice of Life Romance Visual Novel. Das Voice Acting ist zwar an manchen Stellen nicht wirklich gut aber ich finde es gut das es überhaupt sowas hat, das sieht bzw. hat man bei Englischen VNs ja eher selten. Pacing ist teilweise etwas langsam aber das ist ja auch wiederum Geschmackssache. Mir hat es gefallen und wer gerne Slice of Life Romance VNs mag, kann hier nicht viel Falsch machen 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Curators group in German / English 👑⠀⠀⠀[list][*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Follow Main group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40282064/] Follow Second group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44688798/] Follow third group [/url][/list]

Honestly I'd be hard pressed recommending Chemically Bonded for a few reasons, it isn't necessarily bad by any means but compared to many other games in the genre I'd call it a little mediocre. Most of my issues with this title stem from the stilted and unnatural dialogue, very repetitive scenes describing the MC basking in the sunlight every like 10 minutes or hearing Kiyoko's and Naomi's backstory for the umpteenth time to the point I can barely take this game seriously. The rest of my issues mostly revolve around one of the lead romantic interests Kiyoko, I found her voice work to be super weird, I usually don't complain about this as English voiced VNs are my jam and if the voice work is a little rough around the edges I can handle it but for some reason the voice director told her to sound like a 7 year old or she just naturally sounds like that and paired with her lines (which really were not doing her any favours) it just felt really off putting to me, I wasn't a huge fan of her route overall tbh. There was however some stuff I actually did really like, such as Naomi's route. While I do believe Naomi was a little on the tropey side, I still found her a little endearing and I felt the story beats of her route were far more natural than Kiyoko's. I also found the art and music to be well above average, the sprites and backgrounds look great and the music does an excellent job setting the scene for many of the more tender moments. There were a few side characters that were fairly interesting such as Sae (who got her own mini route in an update to the extras menu) and they even added a cameo of Ceri from their previous game as a minor character in both main routes which was pretty neat. Overall I feel like if the writing was a little less repetitive, the dialogue a little more natural, and they added more depth to some of the characters this could've been a pretty good game, but as it stands its sort of mediocre, a decent effort and I do feel bad giving this a thumbs down but but it fell pretty shy of my expectations. I hope the next project "Thawing Feelings" doesn't fall into the same pitfalls this entry stumbled with.

[h1][b]🎮 Reseña de Chemically Bonded[/b][/h1] [h2]Resumen del Juego[/h2] Chemically Bonded es esa novela visual indie con cosplay de “Aventura/Rol” que en realidad te pone a leer drama romántico estilo anime con contenido subido de tono y decisiones que pretenden hacerte sentir que estás moldeando el destino… cuando muchas veces solo estás eligiendo el color del próximo problema emocional. Es un juego para un jugador, casual, y con vibra de “solo una escena más” (hasta que te das cuenta de que llevas una hora haciendo clic y justificándolo como gameplay). La propuesta: romance, tensión y fanservice con estética anime, envuelto en una narrativa que quiere tomarse en serio. Primera impresión: interesante si vienes por historia y personajes; cuestionable si esperas “Rol” en el sentido clásico. Aquí tu build es “paciencia + tolerancia al melodrama”. [h2]Lo Químicamente Estable y lo Radiactivamente Cuestionable[/h2] Lo Bueno: ✅ Arte estilo anime que cumple para el tipo de experiencia que vende 🎨 ✅ Enfoque claro: romance + novela visual, sin fingir ser un shooter táctico 🤝 ✅ 8 logros de Steam: poquitos, pero al menos te dan migajas de dopamina 🏆 ✅ Ideal para sesiones casuales: leer, elegir, y seguir con tu vida (o no) ☕ Lo No Tan Bueno: ❌ “Rol” más en la etiqueta mental que en mecánicas reales: aquí no farmeas, farmeas sentimientos 😵‍💫 ❌ Comunidad fantasma: 0 jugadores actuales… ni el algoritmo se atreve a entrar 👻 ❌ Recomendaciones totales en N/A: básicamente “nadie quiere comprometerse públicamente” 🫣 ❌ Si el contenido sugerente no es lo tuyo, esto puede sentirse como novela romántica con turbo 🚫 [h2]Tabla de Evaluación[/h2] [table] [tr][th]Aspecto[/th][th]Puntuación (0-10)[/th][th]Comentario[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Funciona como VN: leer y decidir; simple y cumplidora.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]5[/td][td]Cero IA relevante; la dificultad es tu tolerancia al drama.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]6[/td][td]Enfocado al romance/novela visual; depende de qué tanto te enganche.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Gráficos / Video[/td][td]7[/td][td]Estética anime agradable, acorde a lo que promete.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]6[/td][td]Cumple el género; no reinventa nada, pero puede atrapar.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]6[/td][td]Correcta y funcional; no esperes mundo expansivo.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos (VFX)[/td][td]5[/td][td]En VN suelen ser discretos; aquí no parece ser el gancho.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]6[/td][td]Acompaña sin estorbar; difícil que sea memorable.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]4[/td][td]Sin señales claras de doblaje; si no hay, se siente.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][td]5[/td][td]No hay datos sólidos para aplaudir o criticar fuerte; queda neutro.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rendimiento[/td][td]7[/td][td]Como VN, debería ir fluido en casi cualquier cosa decente.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rejugabilidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Depende de rutas/decisiones; rejugable si te importa ver variaciones.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]Total Puntuaciones (Bueno)[/b][/td][td][b]5.8[/b][/td][td]Cumple como novela visual romántica, pero no enamora a todo el mundo.[/td][/tr] [/table] [h2]Conclusión (Bueno)[/h2] Chemically Bonded es “Bueno” si lo compras por lo que es: una experiencia indie, casual y centrada en romance tipo anime con lectura y decisiones. Si tu expectativa de “Aventura/Rol” incluye exploración, sistemas o progresión, aquí te vas a sentir estafado emocionalmente (que, irónicamente, es parte del paquete). Ahora, el elefante en el laboratorio: 0 jugadores actuales y recomendaciones en N/A. Eso no significa que sea injugable, pero sí que estás entrando a una fiesta donde el anfitrión, la música y los invitados están en modo avión. Si te gustan las novelas visuales, puede valer la pena; si no, este “vínculo químico” se rompe a la primera escena intensa. [h3]Recomendación de Compra (En descuento fuerte o si eres fan del género)[/h3] Puntuación Total: 5.8/10 Número de jugadores activos al momento de hacer esta review: 0 Descuento máximo registrado: -80% Veredicto: [i]Recomendado con reservas: para fans de novela visual y romance; el resto, pasen de largo.[/i] Si buscas una VN romántica con estética anime y no te molesta que el “rol” sea más emocional que mecánico, adelante. Si quieres algo con comunidad viva, conversación alrededor y señales claras de respaldo del público… aquí vas a estar más solo que el protagonista antes del primer interés amoroso.

Story is cute, but I had to turn off the voices because one of the girls sounds like she's voiced by a 5 y/o and it was extremely off putting. Other than that one glaring annoyance, the actual story was good. Update: turns out you can decide the volume for each individual character so if you turn her's off, it's great.

[h1] Welcome to the club! [/h1] 主人公はごく普通の高校生。 孤独という訳でもなく、つるむ友人はいるがうわべだけの浅い関係。 熱中するものもなく、これから目指す道も見えずただ日々を過していた。 ある日の放課後、当番なので掃除を始めようとしたところ、他の全員は逃げ出した後。 このまま自分もサボろうと思ったがそれもどうかと掃除を始めることにする。 しかし、掃除道具が足りず隣のクラスに行ったが手に入らず、しかたないので理科室へ向かう。 そこにいたのは学年トップの成績で知られるKiyoko Ishikawa。何かの化学実験をしているようだった。 ここは科学部"science club"の活動中で現在絶賛部員募集とのこと。 クラスで誰とも話をしてる所を見たことのない寡黙という印象の彼女だったが、クラスでは一度も見せたことのないようなテンションと熱意で入部を勧めてきた。 どうやら彼女は彼のことを部活見学と仮入部に来た生徒だと勘違いしてしまったらしい。 化学には全く興味はない上、テストの点数も悪いが、放課後は忙しいわけでもないのでここで時間を過すのも悪くないかなと考え始めていた。 教室へ戻る廊下を歩いていたところ、いきなり腕を掴んできたのはNaomi Sato。彼女は誰もが知る陸上競技のキャプテンで学内の人気ナンバーワン。 スクールカースト底辺のような自分とは口をきいたことも何かで関わったもない相手であり、校内では口をきいて貰えるだけでありがたい存在の彼女。 「Kiyokoには関わらないで」 彼女は主人公に対しいきなり何かの警告のように一方的に言い放った。 [h2][概要][/h2] 日本の高校を舞台にしたヴィジュアルノベル。 対応言語は英語のみ。主人公以外はフルボイス仕様。 英語は小説などを読んでいないと出てこないような単語がちらほら。(主に主人公のモノローグ) ゲームエンジンは信頼と実績のフリーのビジュアルノベルエンジンの[url=https://www.renpy.org/] Ren'Py[/url] 2Dや3Dのキャラクターのアニメーションなどはありましませんが、視覚効果やBGMの入りかたなど演出が巧みで安っぽさは感じせまん。 ジャンルは学園物+恋愛物で、ストーリーはダブルヒロイン制といったもの。 プレイヤーの選択によりどちらのルートへ分岐していくという一般的なシステムです。 もちろんバッドエンドもあります。残念ながら百合ルートはありません。(要望は多いそうですが) R-18要素も残念ながらありません。いわゆる「パッチ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 」などもない健全なゲームです。(ちょっとサービスなシーンはありますよ!) 物語は高校生くらいの時期なら誰にでも起こりうるような学校での生活や友人関係、恋愛、将来の進路など人生の一ページというもの。 派手な展開はなく、人が死んだり奇跡が起きて生き返ったりするようなドラマチックな物語ではありませんが、その分感情移入し易いんじゃかと思います。 私は感情移入し過ぎてバッドエンドを引いてしまったとき二三日落ち込みました。マジで。今度こそ彼女を幸せにするんだと、ハッピーエンドを迎えるためセーブデータから巻き戻すのではなく最初からやり直しました。 といってもストーリー分岐は複雑でなく明かな地雷を踏まない限りハッピーエンドを迎えられるはずです。 [h2][登場人物][/h2] ヒロイン二人の設定については[url=https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ds-sans/chemically-bonded-visual-novel/description ]開発時のkickstarterのページ[/url]の方が詳しいかもしれません。 Kiyoko Ishikawa(石川喜与子) 片方のヒロイン。眼鏡+ポニーテール+白衣とい属性盛り沢山のキャラ。かわいいい。 科学部(science club)の部長だというが、部の結成には最低4名必要な筈なのに部員一名のという謎な部活。 主人公の知っているのは成績優秀だが友人もいないらしい内気な人物。 アニメっぽい声と舌っ足らずなしゃべり方が最初は気になるけど、慣れれば癖になる喋り方。 Naomi Sato(佐藤直美) もう片方のヒロインで、陸上部(Athletic club)のキャプテンでトップエース、男女共にあこがれの的という学内ヒエラルキーの頂点という主人公には別世界のような人物。 性格はまさにツンデレ。でも、色々と隙が多すぎる。そこがかわいい。Kiyokoとは過去に何かあったようである。 ヒロインの二人以外のその他のキャラクタも魅力的です。 Ceridwen Erwood(Ceri) 同デベロッパの前作[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/603880/Sounds_of_Her_Love/ ]"Sounds of Her Love"[/url]からカメオ出演。 こちらも良いビジュアルノベルで無料なので是非プレイしましょう。 Sae(姓は不明) 謎めいた女の子。プレイヤーからの要望が多いのか追加コンテンツに彼女をメインキャラクターに据えたシナリオが用意されています。(後述) Ken 腹筋男。以外と良い奴。 [h2][追加シナリオについて][/h2] KiyokoルートとNaomiルート双方のハッピーエンディングを迎えるとボーナスコンテンツがアンロックされます。 アクセスするには"Extra"→"Library”の画面に進みます。ここではクリア済みのチャプターをセーブデータなしでプレイすることができます。 ここで"Act 1"→"Act 2"→"Act 3"とクリックして進めて行き、"Bonus Contents"の画面からシナリオを選択できます。 今の所、2本のシナリオが用意されています。今後増えるかもしれないとか。 [h2][次回作について][/h2] 次回作となる"[url=https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ds-sans/thawing-feelings-adult-visual-novel/description] Thawing Feelings [/url]"はKickstarterでの資金調達に成功し現在開発中(2021/2現在)。 大学を舞台とした本作と同様のダブルヒロイン制のゲームとなる予定です。 こちらは登場人物の年齢が上っていることもありR-18要素ありとのことです。 楽しみです。 [h2][オタク特有のテンションと早口のどうでもいい感想(超ネタバレあり)][/h2] [spoiler]ウヒョー！俺の大好物な眼鏡っ娘&ポニテだぜ！とハイテンションでゲームを開始したのですが、突然Kiyokoが眼鏡を掛けていないシーンが出てくるんですよ！ 何これ？バグ？眼鏡のレイヤーの合成忘れ？これは致命的なバグだろ！進行不可能レベルのバグだろ？返金だよ、返金！返金理由は「眼鏡っ娘が眼鏡を外した」と息巻いていたのですんですよ！(実際はそんなことしていないけど) ストーリーを進めていくと今度はトレードマークのポニーテールを解いているんシーンが現われるんですよ！何これ？バグ？これは致命的なバグだろ！進行不可能レベルのバグだろ？返金だよ、返品！返品理由は(略) でもね、話を進めていくとそれもKiyokoらしさの表れだということに気づきこれはこれで素晴しいぞ！と改心しました。 偉い人の名言の「メガネっ娘は心でメガネをかけているからメガネを外してもメガネっ娘」という言葉を新ためて噛み締めました。 [/spoiler]