Nijikoi no Houkakou

English localization is bad (sometimes just awkward, other times literal nonsense). Lots of basic things are off (there is no way to open menu while in dialogue--esc key just skips text--UI looks like it was designed for mobile: screen is cluttered, icons are massive and have no description (some activities highlight the stats they increase but otherwise have no visual cues). If they fixed these things, the game would be exponentially better, but at the moment it's really jarring and definitely not worth $25.

I'm trying to like this game but the translation. Holy moley, Google Translate levels of horror. Just going through the first fifteen minutes of the game, I haven't seen one sentence without something wrong about it (formatting and grammar). Still going to soldier through in hopes of a patch.

English speakers beware; it's impossible to read. All players beware; there are no given controls and there is no menu. I don't even think you can save the game? If you can, there's no way to tell how. Seriously, don't buy this until some incredible english patch comes around after the date this review was posted. Not even worth on sale for less than five dollars (how I originally purchased this game thinking "It can't be that bad." It can. It is incomprehensible).

Thanks for the TokiMemo nostalgia ^^

If you can get past the terrible english its not a bad game the the character are fun and easy its a good game to pass the time. It takes a least a few hours to get to the end of one of the routes and even then theirs a lot of endings so I do recommend this game... But do keep in mind its not translated to well.

good game, got some bugs though

if youre looking for an interesting story, go anywhere else if youre looking for cute girls, you might find something here aside from the impossible english translation, the plot isnt very consistent, being able to finish a girl's route before an event is supposed to take place makes you feel like youve missed some stuff