My name is Tachibana Yuuji, a regular student with no particular plans for the future - until my parents left for Hawaii on a business trip last fall, leaving me in the care of my uncle in the wintry countryside of Hokkaido.
Small-town life on Japan’s northern island didn’t have time to get dull, as from the moment I got there I was reunited with my cousin and childhood friend Saki. She’s pretty demanding, but when I’m hanging out with her and her school friends I don’t mind; as I get close to them I feel like I’m finding meaning in life that I didn’t know I was looking for.
Legend says there is a flower that blooms here in the depth of winter… as the twilight deepens and a snowflake melts in the palm of my hand, I stand with a beautiful girl by my side. Will we be able to uncover its mystery in this fleeting moment?









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Among the lot, I like Saki's route the most! Kawaii !!! And a Tsundere who actually has some skills, instead of just being an idiot.
Unlike the main "heroine" (Misaki), who, I honestly felt went over the top with her route. >(
(^_^)
-myrubbish2001
just 276 kb left lol that was unexpected =(
guess will if i can get it with bitTorrent.
good luck.
O and everybody i hve new there is a secuel of this game called Saki no Love Love Honeymoon and it seems that the secuel tells the story of yuuji and sakis honeymoon lol it seems that the incest route is the canonical xD
Ihope that everyone enyos this game and thi exelent wedsite thanks adm for making this possiblean sorry for the long comment xD
As for how do you use daemon tool to install the game, you can find it in the FAQS in this site.Or like me you can search tutorial on youtube.It's not really that hard to deal with all this so don't worry. You'll get it done in no time. (-:
Because i'm playing Boy's protagonist games.
thanks :)
I think it have the eng patch already
Sadly, everything that Snow does, Season does much better. Firstly there's the setting. Snowy mountains immediately bring to mind a lot of adventures and possible events, yet this potential was left completely untapped by writers. On the other hand Season managed to squeeze an interesting circumstance out of practically any setting it found itself in.
Next we have the events themselves. Story in Snow revolves pretty much about our heroes going to school, getting back from school and hanging out at the bar owned by one of the character's parents, while having meaningless, boring conversations that rarely add anything to the story or deepen said characters. In Season every conversation takes place in a different setting under different circumstances and carries some of the characters' emotions, traits, background info and is just generally fun to read.
As for the characters, I find those from Snow pretty boring, flat, even one-dimensional. The protagonist is dull, passive, hapless and always dissatisfied. It's really hard to identify or empathize with him. He heavily contrasts with full of life Saki, who is definitely the most interesting of the bunch, probably because of her tsundere nature. The rest of the group makes for a bland, forgettable background. At the same time while Season's characters' basic design may be "stolen" from other realms, in Season they have their own nature history, motives and depth.
Let's check out the storylines. Snow's is pretty straightforward for the first half of the game, untill we need to take an obvious branch choice. Next half of the game features some overdramatized events revolving around the protagonist and his character of choice. That's it. Season's branching is less obvious. It's possible to end up with almost any of the characters. Through the storyline we have a lot of opportunities to get to know the main heroines or discover other paths, before making an obvious choice at the end or taking a hidden path at some earlier point.
So there you have it. While Snow may feel like a good game, when it comes to competition against Season, it falls flat on it's face, being the sore pretender that it really is.
and i like the story a lot
still remember it
I remember playing this as my very first vn too! I was like 18 or 19 back then, when this first came out. Good feels, good times...