- January 27, 2016
- Yume Creations
- 2h median play time
Aozora Meikyuu
Platforms
About
"Aozora Meikyuu" is a visual novel adventure game with anime art and soundtrack where the protagonist, Aoi Takamatsu's, life takes a turn for the extraordinary after encountering a girl falling from the sky. The game features multiple endings based on player choices and is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. A special digital dakimakura is available for purchase through Steam.





- The artwork is charming and well-done, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game offers multiple endings and choices, providing some replayability.
- It's a short and sweet visual novel that can be enjoyable for those looking for a quick read.
- The story is extremely short, often feeling rushed and lacking depth.
- Character development is minimal, making it hard to connect with the protagonists.
- The main character is often portrayed as unlikable, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
story
218 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally perceived as short and lacking depth, with many reviewers noting that it feels rushed and filled with clichés. While some appreciate the cute art and occasional plot twists, others criticize the character development and pacing, leading to a mixed reception overall. Many find the narrative to be a basic romance with forced elements, making it hard to connect with the characters or take the story seriously.
“A cute visual novel love story with alternate endings, based on your choices.”
“Nice story; the romance scenes almost made me cry and made my heart feel warm inside. Loved it! The main character has the same resemblance as me, best MC, love the main waifu, and the overall setting was fantastic.”
“Great game to play if you don't have much time and want to enjoy a good story and some good visual drawings.”
“Overall, this story is extremely short at only about 1 hour to get through, maybe another 30 minutes or so to see every ending.”
“Because of how short it is, most of the plot feels forced or rushed, but by the time you get to the proper end, you can sort of understand why things are happening, just not the romance which just kind of happened.”
“Barebones and nearly non-existent story and generic characters both make the actual story part of this game weak.”