A YEAR OF SPRINGS

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  1. MARBROLAYGAMING
    Dec 14, 2021
    7
    Spring Time Already?

    This lovely, relaxing Visual Novel game is fun to play, that's if your into visual novel games to begin with. It centres on three girls with three different chapters you could call them in the game. The main character is a Transgender by the name of Huru. You can kinda experience the life and choices you get to make as a Transgirl. Feel how it is to not really    Spring Time Already?

    This lovely, relaxing Visual Novel game is fun to play, that's if your into visual novel games to begin with. It centres on three girls with three different chapters you could call them in the game. The main character is a Transgender by the name of Huru.

    You can kinda experience the life and choices you get to make as a Transgirl. Feel how it is to not really fit in when visiting the Hot Baths on the first chapter gameplay. The game has multiplay endings and choices to be made correctly to unlock the other two chapters in the game.

    It has fun visual art and a nice relaxing soundtrack. The text is easy to read and can be controlled like all visual novel games with auto and reverse commands.

    Overall the game is very interested for people who are looking for a game like this. I myself enjoyed it and I am neither really into visual novel games or a Transgender.

    Nice little game!    … Expand

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  1. PlayStation Country
    Dec 20, 2021
    70
    A Year of Springs is a collection of surprisingly well-written visual novels that handle a very personal subject in a provocative way. The tales of friendships, doubts and acceptance are nice to see play out. At times, it's mundane and everyday and the conflicts are small but being able to show those internal conflicts are very effective. It ends up feeling surprisingly wholesome and enjoyable.
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