In the near future.
In a not so distant place.
There exists a society where law is based upon deterrence and criminals are assigned “obligations” fitting for their crimes.
Within this society, a man named Morita Kenichi aspires to the position of Special High Class Individual, one who holds authority over said criminals.
For the purpose of fulfilling his ambition, Kenichi returns to the town he once called home. There he will encounter three girls bearing “obligations” and there he will encounter the past he left behind.
Won’t you join him in this story about how people relate to their society?
In this story about how a society relates to its people.
In this story about the girl amid the sunflowers growing in the country spinning like a wheel.
Sharin no Kuni, Himawari no Shoujo
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The technical stuff is very good imo, the musical background is nice, and dialogues are really really well written.
Anyway the characters are likable imo, though I kinda dislike tsundere girls in VNs, Touka was the best heroine for me, though both Sachi and Natsumi had their charm. The main character is the strong point in this story, probably one of the best protagonists in any VN I have read so far, so it's a big plus for Kenichi.
The story itself got my feelings kinda mixed up. As someone who studies law and had to spend an entire semester learning about punishment theories and such the whole idea of obligations was ridiculous, but as the story goes on and more facts are revealed it became an interesting read.
The routes of the girls were ok, but the (good) ending of the first two was really predictable, and the chatarsic stuff was way too mushy for me. Seeing as it was made by akabei soft I was expecting a lot of plot twists, and I managed to predict most of them in second half of the game, which was a bit of a let down.
Anyways, in my opinion this VN is really worth the read, especially if it's your first time to experince something that Looseboy has written, though do not expect it to be as good as G-senjou no Maou.
This game's nowhere near 'The Devil on G-String'. Though it's not the worst visual novel, I expected much more from Akabei Soft2. This is fairly average.
Anyway, thanks for the upload :)
if any you don't know how to install the game or you're getting that "algorithm error":
All you need to do is install the game using Applocale
then, copy the patch file to the game install directory
and finally, run the game using Applocale.
works fine in W7 (x64)
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/58937401/file.html
The second thing is I have been searching for a game now for over a couple of years but I keep getting dead ends. I remember scrolling down and clicking on a link and coming across this game and its description was really interesting. This game was something about the protagonist having to go to a school for people who where either delinquents or couldn't fit into society due to their issues. from what I got it was about living with said problems and how they end up dealing with it. What I remember most was the picture at the top of the page and it showed all the characters hanging out on the school's stair case just chilling out. Please I really would like to find this Visual Novel because it looked like it had a really good story to it. Thank you
here is the link of the no-dvd crack i found
So if you delate all info from savedata, it's going clearly and nicely.
I'm just instaling this game, so for most people this info will be all to late... but still, maybe, someday it will help someone. ;)
It works Perfectly (My System Locale is Set to Japan) but when I restarted my PC there is a message popup now whenever I open the game and i can't play it because this message is in japanese and when i close that message it closes the game also :(
tried the japanese locale thing but it didnt work