
Dōkyūsei is a seminal classic of the dating sim genre that first blew Japan's mind in 1992. This updated remake adds HD art, optional modern features, and for the first time ever, a global release.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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Played in easy mode with Traditional Chinese while fully following the guide. The game is fun, and I don’t regret playing it. However, I would definitely not recommend it to a general audience. For VN veterans, I doubt my advice will matter if you’re going to play it anyway. So just take this review as a personal rant about how its gameplay and structure haven’t aged well by today’s standards. The Good: [list] [*] Dialogue and options: The game has some low-quality but genuinely fun jokes, especially in interactions with other male characters. You also get options to choose some surprisingly “spicy” interactions with heroines that are basically nonexistent in modern VNs. It really made me appreciate the existence of these choices. [*] Character development: The heroines and male NPCs are vivid and serve their roles well. Their interactions are genuinely fun to watch. [*] The magic: You only have twenty days to meet all the heroines and maximize their relationships. Without a guide, you’re literally wandering around town with no clear objective. Strangely, this is appealing as it feels like experiencing summer with melancholy and desperation. As a player, you’re more of an observer watching the story unfold. [/list] The Mid: [list] [*] Hanging around: I’m not a big fan of just wandering around to see what events trigger, even though there are hints (thankfully). Still, I get that this system heavily inspired many later games, including modern AVNs. [/list] The Bad: [list] [*] UX and navigation: It’s far too easy to end up in the wrong place and accidentally advance time, forcing you to reload your last save. [*] Flag system: Absolutely atrocious. I get that it’s a pre-2000 game, but the sheer number of flags required, the hidden conditions, and the convoluted cause-and-effect relationships make it brutal. It feels deliberately designed so you’d need to buy a guide to complete it (which it does). [*] Heroine relationships: You only enter a canonical relationship with one heroine at the end, with very little after-story. That’s fine in itself. What bothers me is that relationships feel stuck in a quantum state after you maximize them and did the deed. It’s just awkward. [/list] [quote]Reviewed by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45820397-DetotatedGamer/]Detotated Gamer[/url][/quote]
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