My Heart Grows Fonder

Well, the premise of this game is interesting, but the reason of ex-girlfriend was too focused on external factor. I expected quite a drama about a couple making up after "break-up", but there couldn't be such drama since his ex had a clearly legitimate reason. In other words, if the reason was like "Sorry, but I really have to chase dream for now", it would be more interesting to see how his ex is going to make up for her fault of choosing her dream over her boyfriend. However, if the reason was a death threat like "leave this town without telling anyone, especially your boyfriend"(This isn't a in-game reason - it is just an example), there is much less conflict between the couple after the truth is revealed. The reason of ex-girlfriend leaving in this game falls in the latter category, and thus I didn't enjoy this game up to initial expectation.

A nice visual novel. Your best friend Ava has asked you to let a friend of hers crash on your couch for a couple weeks. She fails to mention that this friend is female until you are waiting at the train station. Even worse, she totally fails to mention that this friend is your former girlfriend, who disappeared three years ago. Three paths are available to you. One for each girl, and a bad ending. Your choices will determine who you end up with, or not. Note: there are some darker themes at work here. Well worth the price. And the DLC adds a few explicit scenes.

This game took me by surprise, I was expecting a few more choices which is its only real downfall, but minus that the game has a great story and nice length to it. I recommend playing multiple times to get all the endings available.

In this game, we follow Cas, a young man suddenly reunited with his ex-girlfriend Maia, who left him without a word three years ago. Thanks to his best friend Ava, the two meet again—and what's more, Maia has some important business in town, so she will be staying at Cas' place for a while. And neither girl will tell him what is going on... [h1]I liked...[/h1] [list] [*] The characters (except for Cas' sleazy colleague, who's really one dimensional, and not in a good dimension) [*] The plot (it's simple, but doesn't overstay its welcome) [*] The setting (it deals with entering the adult life; not the stereotypical highschool setting) [*] The look and feel (nice artwork and music)[/list] [h1]I didn't care for...[/h1] [list] [*] The H-scenes (I don't think they contribute much to the story, esp. with Maia)[/list] [h1]Verdict[/h1] Compared to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/413870/Sickness][i]Sickness[/i][/url], an earlier Zetsubou title which I both loved and hated at differ...

Worth the time and the money; looking forward to more games like these.

Enjoying my time with it. Haven't completed it yet, but wanted to post a positive review. I'm not enjoying it as much as Sable's Grimoire or Tomboys need love too, but It's still a great VN with lovable characters.

The game has two routes and is short. MC's girlfriend vanishes without a word for 3 years then shows up and MC has to choose between her and childhood friend. "Slice of life" with a little drama thrown into the mix.

The girls are cute... I don't need more than that.

At first i was really enraged with the "dumb story". I couldn´t understand the behavior of Maia, Cass and Ava at all. It just made no sense to me. After the big secret was revealed and all was cleared up it made sense in a way to enjoy the story (which was far from over by this time), but it´s not a "great story" at all. I would rather say it´s okay. But the writing is good nontheless as is the art and the music, so all in all it´s a thumbs up.

I happened to see this after my own break up and the description caught my attention. Playing through it, I liked the story and characters, felt that there was good character writing and the main conflicts kept me interested, and the recent update added even more to that.