
The Quintessential Quintuplets OMOIDE VR ~YOTSUBA~ is the second official VR adventure game based on the popular manga series! Play as Futaro Uesugi and enjoy spending time with the fourth Nakano Quint, Yotsuba, in this VR adventure game.
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– About the Game
Our time together...
The Quintessential Quintuplets OMOIDE VR ~YOTSUBA~ is the second official VR adventure game based on the popular manga series!
Play as Futaro Uesugi and enjoy spending time with the fourth Nakano Quint, Yotsuba, in this VR adventure game.
Get closer to Yotsuba by experiencing Futaro's daily life.
[All Your Favorite Scenes From the Manga Recreated in VR]
Enjoy a selection of scenes from the manga recreated in fully-voiced VR.
Try to listen out for all your favorite lines as you interact with Yotsuba.
[Experience Daily Life With Yotsuba]
Get closer than ever using VR.
Make memories with Yotsuba and watch as she does her signature smile before your very eyes!
[Multiple Dialogue Options & Endings]
Select from a variety of dialogue options as you play through the game.
Keep Yotsuba in mind and choose carefully to get the best ending!
– Featured Characters
Yotsuba Nakano (Voiced by Ayane Sakura)
Futaro Uesugi (Played by you!)
©Negi Haruba / Kodansha Ltd.
©NextNinja Co.,Ltd.
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Rocksuba
very boring, scenes could be better, and very long and unskippable dialogue and scenes. 10/10 recommend
Вот теперь спустя 3 года, то что нужно - Моя любимая пятерняшка получила своё ВР-игру. Как обычно это пересказа событий 2 сезона (плюс-минус). Игра очень не большая примерно (30 минут). Покупать только самым ярым фанатам. Даже интересно будут ли разработчики делать игры про оставшихся сестёр (как будто бы время уже ушло)
When I first stepped into the world of The Quintessential Quintuplets Omoide VR ~Itsuki~, it wasn’t just a game—it was a lifeline. This game arrived at a time when I was navigating one of the darkest stretches of my life, a time when the world seemed colorless and quiet in all the wrong ways. Its heartfelt storytelling, immersive VR presence, and quiet, gentle humanity became my refuge. Slowly, piece by piece, it reminded me of the beauty in small moments—the laughter that catches you off guard, the serene stillness of a sunset, the quiet reassurance of knowing you belong somewhere. That experience was more than entertainment; it was a light at the end of a long tunnel. Now, with the release of The Quintessential Quintuplets Omoide VR ~Yotsuba~, I can say without hesitation that this sequel doesn’t just continue the journey—it elevates it into something transformative. The Yotsuba edition feels warmer, brighter, and more self-assured, as though it too has grown alongside me. Its environments breathe with a gentle optimism, and its moments—both tender and joyous—land with the emotional resonance of an old friend’s embrace. Where the first game helped me stand again, this one has helped me walk forward with purpose. Between the prequel and this new chapter, I have changed. I’ve learned to take better care of myself, to value my own voice, and to lean into the things that make life worth living. I’ve reached milestones I once thought impossible—socially, emotionally, and creatively. And somehow, The Quintessential Quintuplets Omoide VR ~Yotsuba~ mirrors that progress. It isn’t about surviving anymore; it’s about thriving. It’s about exploring not just a virtual world, but your own capacity for joy, connection, and growth. For anyone standing where I once stood, wondering if a game could possibly make a difference—this is proof that it can. The Quintessential Quintuplets Omoide VR ~Yotsuba~ isn’t just peak gaming; it’s an experience that can anchor you, heal you, and then set you free. Step into it not just for the graphics or the gameplay, but for the way it might quietly change you when you least expect it. Nino still best girl though
It's nice game but only for 30 minutes, maybe 1 hour if you want all content. The game feels unfinished. Only menu, start a game, continue from saving, oprion for sound. That's all. You can't skip dialogues or pick the moment in history you want. You can have technical problems as me. For example, getting stuck in the menu without being able to start a story. And to solve the problem, you have to change the Windows language to Japanese. This game is only for people who really love Yotsuba. You should know what you'll get and be prepared for problems. But I liked it. It was worth it for me.
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