He thought life at the academy would never change.
Everyone marched forward in the same direction, matching step for step; before he knew it, he began to surrender to that illusion.
He believed that he would only arrive at the same place if he continued down the same path as everyone else.
Then he realized.
Just as there are as many paths as there are people, no two paths are identical.
—“Asako. I’ve already saved the five of them, you know?
So it’s all right, isn’t it…? It’s all right… for me to die now, right?
I know that even if I save somebody, it doesn’t mean I can erase my past.
Still, wouldn’t it mean I can die with a smile on my face?”
“I might not be able to see those girls anymore.
But at least those memories would stay in my heart forever.
Still, this unforgiving world isn’t full of girls sweet enough to be satisfied by those words alone.”
That was the truth one young man finally understood…









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Guess I'm going to have to do this the slow way... anyways, thank you admin!
Is this any different? Do you start fresh in this one, or do you select a girls route from past games?
1 game = 5 routes for individual heroines
2 game = after stories for the routes from first game + "main part" which consists of Yuuji's past and setts up for game 3
3 game = "true ending" to the trilogy. If you read the first game then you know that he basically "helps" the girls with their problems, the way this works is that this game assumes that he was able to help all 5 of them at once (a.k.a. all 5 routes from the first game happened and not just one) with that inn mind it continues where the second game left off.
To conclude this without spoiling anything, I personally (and many others) see the first game as the best of the series (In fact, it's probably my highest rated novel on vndb), it goes downhills from the second game (although I would still suggest to read the cocoon of caprice arc from it to understand Yuuji), the after-stories for the original routes are mostly bad. I don't want to call the second and third game straight out bad but they should be read with a grain of salt, the whole thing is full of nonsense and plot-holes (extreme ones). Major things are left unanswered and without explanation and it overall makes no sense. Kinda shame when you look at the first title and let's not even mention phantom trigger...
(It is mainly IMHO because of choices made when it comes to writer(s) and it seems like the games were forced out to make money)
As said i didn't really get the hype about the first game. From my point of view it was ok. Wasn't bad but suffered from an unrelatable main character (cold and distant throughout the whole story), as well as waaaay over the top stories (see the maid route).
So i'd judge the game on the interaction between him and the girls. Since this seems to progress throughout 3 games i'll hold of on my final judgement till i checked this one out.
let's all just be thankful that he uploaded eden.
Congrats and MANY thanks from Uruguay
This series has always been one of my favorites...due to its storyline and the wonderful balance between seriousness and silliness. For those of you new to this series (is that possible?) here is the list and reading order of the main story and addons:
1. Fruit of Grisaia
1a Leisure of Grisaia
2. Labyrinth of Grisaia
2a Melody of Grisaia
2b Afterglow of Grisaia
3. Eden of Grisaia
4. Idol Magical Girl (spinoff/non-eroge/2 parts)
5. Phantom Trigger (3 parts/new characters)
Even if I manually download this programm and put it in the game file, I have this time an application error "0xc00007b".
My OS : Windows 7 64 bits, the pc is set in japanese unicode.
Secondly at everyone else reading this, stop asking for dies irae uncensored. that version likely won't be uploaded. Just be happy we got the steam version on here!!!
Some VNs have just been released like Real life plus Kaname... So upload a few soon (I wanna play the last mentioned) . Thank you.
excuse me for asking, but will you be uploading uncensored dies irae? if not, i'll gladly just dl the steam version from here. thank you.