/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>20965511
Welcome to Japan and their strangely distant intimate relationships.
Don't worry, once protag gets a job, he's not going to be around with her ever again anyway. 16 hour days, 6 times a week. The one day off he just sleeps.

>>16760757

I think you got the wrong game. It's: 彼女と俺と恋人と。 aka ととと

>>16760760

Yeah, I was thinking about looking into the fandisc(s) as well. It features some stuff that's interesting enough to look at. I needed a bit of a break though.

In short: I didn't like the game's structure. It felt like a linear (i.e. Manga/Anime) approach would've helped. The main-heroines route for example doesn't even tackle what you'd think is part of the main-plot and instead pulls some family drama out of its ass. In the end I didn't even read the main-story, as Amane's route (where it's tackled) immediately started in a way that was really not my thing. One of the reasons I usually don't like age-gap. Not like the game has much of a main-plot you can't see coming anyway.

That said, I did quite enjoy the twins. And for me it also featured a very nice ending. Unlike pretty much the whole rest of the game, this one also never bothered much to add random drama for the sake of it, but stayed grounded. Issues were there but not blown out of proportions. Usually trauma's and such are either a joke (Ageha's route) or so bad you wonder why they don't get professional help. (I like how this was subverted Koisuru Natsu no Last Resort, where the girl in question actually DOES get professional help..) No problem here.
Honestly, I could probably write a whole wall of text about the twin's route, what it lacks, what it does well and so on.. because there's a really a lot done right or at least interestingly if you ask me. But that'd not really fit this thread, so I'll see how I do this after the fandiscs. One thing I really gotta fix though is that I don't have a single screenshot of Yoru. (one of the twins) All are of Asa.