PriministAr

It was a beautiful spring afternoon, and the melodies from the music room and the shouts from the athletic clubs filled the air. Each club has recruited their new members, and everybody was excited for the upcoming school year. In particular, the boys in the culture department were devising a (stupid) plot to make it mandatory for all girl members to wear sukumizu. Of course, all the girls were vehemently against the idea and chased all the guys out. The remaining boy was Haruchika, who was planning to join the tiny handicraft club. Thus begins his lively days in the handicraft club surrounded by girls.

It’s HOOKSOFT, so you know it’ll be your typical love comedy in a school setting. The theme for this game is habit-forming happiness. Not sure exactly what that means, but there’s cute girls, so that’s all that matters. In particular, I like the carefree kouhai Tsubasa. The ‘cross viewing’ system is back, along with the PIT (mail and BBS) system from Strawberry Nauts.

Not much for or against the game, it is very basic lacking any major plot device to drive the course of the story or stand out beyond the high school setting. Whether this is good or bad comes down to the writing itself, and how well the silly comedy is worked into the plot of the game. Either way, the only real reason to bother is if you want something devoid of story or thinking to read in a relaxed manner. Else if more depth to characters, their development amidst the setting and story are important than probably not the best choice for anyone.