The Eden of Grisaia (Steam Edition)

A boy trying to find the paradise he once lost arrived in a secluded garden at the end of the world, where he found five girls. Not knowing himself what the result would be, he took out five seeds and distributed them to the girls, driven by a sense of duty and perhaps even the faintest murmurings of something like hope. One by one, the girls planted the seeds they had been entrusted with in the ground around them, waiting for the day when they would bear fruit.

But whether or not this day will come remains to be seen – everything hinges on one final struggle to learn where a true paradise is to be found.

Our story picks up immediately after the events of Grisaia no Meikyuu, with Kazami Yuuji having been detained for suspected involvement with an international terrorist organization, lead by Heath Oslo, that has managed to enter Japan’s borders with a devastating new weapon of mass destruction in hand. Meanwhile, at Mihama Academy, the remaining students find themselves with time running out – due to financial issues, the school is set to close within the month. Over the past year, though, the girls of Mihama have finally begun to find their own legs, thanks to Yuuji’s involvement – are they really just going to bury their heads in the sand and let the world change around them? And are they really willing to let the man who changed their lives slip away without so much as trying to win him back? As the end of their time at Mihama Academy approaches, Amane, Makina, Sachi, Yumiko, and Michiru find themselves arriving at a single conclusion.

How much a group of students can do in the face of countries and organizations far bigger than any individual could hope to be remains to be seen. In the first place, Yuuji’s position is far more complicated than any of them could have imagined, as he finds himself embroiled in an elaborate game of super-political chess revolving around both himself and an inconceivable new system slumbering in the depths of CIRS – a system that Yuuji may have more of a connection to than he thinks. One thing is for certain, though – the girls of Mihama are no longer willing to let the world steal things away from them without at least a bit of resistance first. And with help from a mysterious individual known only as Thanatos, they may just achieve their goal…

The final chapter in the Grisaia series, featuring Prologue De La Grisaia, a prologue set before Yuuji’s arrival at Mihama; Blanc Aile no Tane, the overarching story’s grand conclusion, and an after story to the events of Blanc Aile no Tane.

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EdenOfGrisaiaSteam.rar – 6.2 GB

The Eden of Grisaia HCG

30 comments on “The Eden of Grisaia (Steam Edition)”

How different between untrated edition andstream edition??

Is it possible to have a no-steam version, generally the steam version are censored and no sexual content.

Can’t wait for the full version. Based on how such version was released for Labyrinth, we ought to wait till october/november

May i ask what game will i play first this one or the phantom trigger arc?

admin says:

June 15, 2017 at 4:49 pm

Fruit->Labyrinth->Eden->Phantom trigger

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Is the uncensored version ever going to come out?

Yeah, would like to know as well if we get some sort of “After Story” as well for each Girl for a more personal experience.

I mean if not it was rather pointless to get through the Routes in the first and second Game and decides to become a Lover for one of the Girls.

Are there still routes here for each of the heroines in Grisaia no Rakuen? For example, Grisaia no Kajitsu had 5 routes while Labyrinth had 5 After Routes and 1 grand route. Does this also have routes? Because from what I have read, Rakuen follows the grand route from Labyrinth?

And can someone also tell me how the fuck do I change my Thumbnail picture? It’s getting seriously annoying..

are there no H-scenes in this one? because it says 17+ on vndb and not sure if that’s all ages or not…

I definitely recommend waiting for the +18 version. I was dumb and impatient enough to play through this and I have to say this for someone’s sake who thinks similarly to me. Without spoiling I will say that when it comes to romance development and anything like that this game ends in an incredibly unsatisfying way, pretty much next to nothing happens because all the scenes are missing in this version. Be warned.

6.45GB yet that’s all there is to it???

i feel this is not the real ending(it’s like this was based on the Anime version)

not even a epilogue for each heroine

Jason Wander says:

May 4, 2017 at 3:06 pm

The 18+ will have an extra route with the heroine H scenes but Eden ends with a Harem route as the only one.

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Slightly unrelated

Why is it when I run Phantom Trigger, there is no audio?

Now let’s wait for the X-rated version ^^

Another+wait…+another…+I’ll+be+off+to+Eden+first+before+it+gets+out.

Not surprising….all-ages is first…im sad…but i can wait even if it will take literally a month or etc….for 18+

Dumb question for admin, can this still run in win XP?? Since recently VN games are not friendly anymore toward old OS…

No troll answer plz~

admin says:

April 30, 2017 at 12:08 am

I’m testing my releases only on 7 and 10, and those are guaranteed to work. XP came out 15 years ago – even Microsoft is no longer supporting it – you should really consider upgrading to at least 7.

That being said, according to distributor it *should* work on XP and Vista as well (you will have to install C++ and .NET framework libraries from Microsoft’s website tho)

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1. Kevenka says:
  
  April 30, 2017 at 12:31 am
  
  All hail base admin! *ALL HAIL!*
  
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So.. does this actually have the real ending unlike the anime (I already read the full JP version)? Just curious for it will take probably very long and quite some custom fees until I get the physical edition.

Bob says:

April 30, 2017 at 2:33 am

Yea, the game concludes here. A satisfying ending that ties up most of loose ends. Personally, story wise, it isn’t on par with labyrinth, but the H scenes are better here..Suggest you play labyrinth first if you haven’t gotten to it.

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1. SakuraKoi says:
  
  April 30, 2017 at 7:11 am
  
  You entirely misunderstood, as said, I already read the JP version (obviously the prequels as well) and know the “real” ending which the anime did not show. (only the OVA kinda picked up the After Story but not the end of it).
  
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Jason Wander says:

May 4, 2017 at 3:04 pm

If you’re talking about the “true end” with the h scenes that concludes with Michirus “Blunder” then no it doesn’t.

it ends at the same point as the anime but slightly shows the girl’s relationship with yuuji better than the anime.

I’m kind of annoyed about that scene being cut too.

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Well, at least we got Grisaia Phantom Trigger while we wait for the non-steam version. Makes it (just a tad bit) less painful 😀
Also, we prolly will get Majikoi A-3 in a meantime as well.

just wait for True edition guys this steam edition not worth, i think

Ex Nihilo says:

May 24, 2017 at 10:06 am

no fan of steam. it is just too much of trash games and you have to use a microscope to find J titles. Without my console and this site I wouldn’t play games anymore.

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Eden has some of the best H-scenes for Grisaia..Shame it’ll take a while for the uncensored to translate

Depressing says:

April 29, 2017 at 5:59 pm

Pfft, “a while” he says. Im betting we aren’t gonna see the 18+ version for half a year or more.

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1. ZeroRed says:
  
  December 24, 2017 at 3:46 pm
  
  If only half a year would’ve been true at this point 😀 I avoided the anime and any other spoilers to end the story the way it should be but the wait still continues for no reason whatsoever -.-
  
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2. From the future says:
  
  October 2, 2019 at 3:53 pm
  
  Don’t hold your breath. I am writing from 2019, still nothing.
  
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