I love the game so far.

The character models are really good, not generic at all. The renders are beautiful in comparison to what I'm used to seeing in visual novels made with Koikatsu. English is my second language so i can't properly comment on the writing, but so far I'm enjoying it quite a bit, especially the way in which each character's personality is depicted; you can actually tell them apart and that is important. Also, I LOVE that you can learn about philosophy through the classes, like ACTUAL philosophy classes.

Now, the only complaint I have is about Clyde's design, the protagonist. I think making a man model in Koikatsu is really tricky, so I understand if it is decided to leave it as is, but he has a kind of teen/girly body beacause of his waist being much smaller than his hips, as well as his narrow shoulders. His face is alright but his body should be a bit more masculine.

But so far, good renders, good models (for the girls), an intresting story and lovable characters. I'm hoping to see more in the future!

Hi, Trop!

Your review is definitely not little at all—on the contrary, it’s an incredibly meaningful and positive message, and that means a lot to me. Thank you so much for that.

I’m really glad you highlighted the philosophy class system. Beyond the research itself, I put a lot of effort into making those classes feel alive and full of personality—something dynamic and engaging rather than purely academic. I genuinely believe that’s one of the best ways to learn/study and connect with real or empirical knowledge.

As for your observation about Clyde’s design, you’re absolutely right—he does look quite slim. That was actually a deliberate choice, because —SPOILER— I have plans for a physical transformation later on. It will happen as a natural consequence of the narrative and his daily life alongside the girls he meets in the early stages of the story.

There’s a new version available now for everyone—I hope you enjoy it just as much as you’ve enjoyed the game so far. Thanks again for your thoughtful message, Trop!