Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!

About

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! is a single player simulation game with comedy and anime themes. It was developed by 773 and was released on November 19, 2014. It received positive reviews from players.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! is a linear visual novel that picks up the story from the popular adventure game Cherry Tree High Comedy Club. Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! continues the story of Cherry Tree High Comedy Club, adding new areas, new music, and three new characters to the roster!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player

Skip User Reviews

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 127 reviews

story34 positive mentions

character development3 negative mentions

The game features lovable characters and a charming slice-of-life story that fans of the first game will enjoy.
The writing is lighthearted and filled with humor, making it a feel-good experience.
The visual novel format allows for a more focused narrative, providing depth to character relationships.

The game lacks gameplay elements, offering no choices or interaction, which may disappoint fans expecting a more engaging experience.
It is relatively short, with a runtime of only a couple of hours, leaving some players wanting more content.
The story feels inconclusive and does not provide a satisfying ending, leading to a sense of disappointment.

story
129 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
71%
3%
The story continues the lighthearted, slice-of-life narrative from the first game, focusing on character development and humor, though it lacks significant depth and a satisfying conclusion. While the game is structured as a visual novel with no player choices, it offers a charming experience for fans of the original, albeit with a linear plot that some may find underwhelming. Overall, it serves as a brief, enjoyable revisit to beloved characters, but players should not expect a complex or conclusive storyline.
- “This game carried over all of the things I loved from the first one: lovable characters, great music, and a silly, slice of life story.”
- “The storyline of this game is great and all the characters have so much more depth to them now.”
- “I really love how they continue with the story.”
- “The story is a continuation of the first game, and without giving story spoilers, all I can say is that the story just didn't seem to go anywhere.”
- “There was no climax or anything in the story, and the ending just seemed to come out of nowhere; it didn't feel like an ending whatsoever.”
- “Even though the story was interesting, I expected a 'game' (to have at least some influence on the story) and not an interactive storybook where all I do is press the spacebar to continue the dialog...”
gameplay
39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
8%
84%
8%
The gameplay in this sequel has shifted significantly from its predecessor, transitioning to a linear visual novel format with no interactive elements, choices, or exploration. While some players may appreciate this change for its focus on story and characters, others may find the lack of gameplay disappointing, especially those who enjoyed the time management and exploration aspects of the first game. Overall, the gameplay is minimal, with a score of 6/10, and is best suited for those who prioritize narrative over interactive gameplay.
- “Some people may miss Cherry Tree High Comedy Club (the older game) gameplay, where you could do some random tasks, talk with people, and walk around town, but the story is still great.”
- “Although it doesn't continue the time management gameplay of the last game (to my sadness, somewhat), this one is a short, sweet, and linear visual novel.”
- “Pick this up if you enjoyed Cherry Tree High Comedy Club more for the story and characters rather than the gameplay/simulation aspect.”
- “There is no gameplay, and it is a linear storyline you follow.”
- “Secondly, the game isn't a game; it's a visual novel. You watch episodic content and press enter, no choices, no exploration, and no gameplay, unlike its predecessor which offered all of the aforementioned.”
- “Although it doesn't continue the time management gameplay of the last game (to my sadness, somewhat), this one is a short, sweet, and linear visual novel with no branching paths.”
music
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
55%
15%
The music in the game is generally well-received, with many players appreciating the nostalgic and enjoyable soundtrack, despite it being mostly reused from the first installment. While some find the music funny, others describe it as occasionally annoying, leading to mixed feelings overall. The soundtrack has prompted interest in purchasing it, highlighting its lasting appeal among fans.
- “This game carried over all of the things I loved from the first one: lovable characters, great music, and a silly, slice of life story.”
- “The music, despite mostly being reused, was wonderful to listen to again after all these years, so much so that I'll probably get around to buying the soundtrack soon, if it's available.”
- “There are some typos in the visual novel, but the dialogue of the characters shines through and the music was enjoyable!”
- “With there being no gameplay, there are really just a few things to review, the music and scenery is pretty much all just reused from the first game, so there's not much to talk about there.”
- “There are some typos in the visual novel, but the dialog of the characters shines through and the music was enjoyable!”
- “The music, despite mostly being reused, was wonderful to listen to again after all these years, so much so that I'll probably get around to buying the soundtrack soon, if it's available, that is (don't recall).”
humor
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with some jokes eliciting smiles rather than outright laughter, and fans of the series will find familiar comedic elements, especially with the character Mairu. However, the humor is described as somewhat short-lived, and the overall experience may not warrant repeated playthroughs. The music adds a humorous touch but can also be annoying, making the enjoyment of the humor subjective to individual preferences.
- “It's not laugh-out-loud funny, but it'll probably make you smile a few times.”
- “The game was just as funny as to be expected of the series, especially whenever Mairu appeared on screen.”
- “Very nice story and of course... funny, but it's rather short.”
character development
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The character development in the visual novel sequel is praised for its depth, with players becoming emotionally invested in the characters, particularly Naomi. However, some reviewers noted a lack of choices and a repetitive storyline, which limited the overall character growth compared to the first installment.
- “This VN sequel had no choices, but I really liked the character development and story. At one point, I stopped reading because I didn't want Naomi feeling sad or hurt (yeah, I'm a wuss), and that just shows how much I got invested in the characters.”
- “I wouldn't mind if the story was different or entertaining, but it's exactly the same as the first where there's little character development and story.”
- “This VN sequel had no choices, but I really liked the character development and story - at one point I stopped reading because I didn't want Naomi feeling sad or hurt (yeah, I'm a wuss) and that just says how much I got invested in the characters.”
- “I wouldn't mind if the story was different or entertaining, but it's exactly the same as the first where there's little character development and story.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics of the game, characterized by a pixel art style, have received positive feedback from users who typically do not favor this aesthetic. Many found the visuals appealing and enjoyable, enhancing their overall experience of the game.
- “I like the graphics quite a lot too.”
- “I am usually not a fan of pixel-like graphics, but I found this game very fun to play/read through.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the absence of tedious grinding activities, expressing relief that they can engage in events without the need for repetitive tasks.
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews do not provide specific insights into the game's optimization, focusing instead on the potential for a third game in the storyline and the impact of player choices on performance. Overall, there is no clear assessment of the game's optimization from the provided texts.
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by its cute and silly slice-of-life elements, intertwined with heartfelt themes of friendship that resonate with players.
- “It's more cute and silly slice-of-life stuff, with some touching themes about friendships.”

Skip Game Offers

Buy Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!

Skip Videos

Videos

Skip Games Like Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!

84%479reviews

Cherry Tree High Comedy Club

2012

Role Playing

95%2.5kreviews

ACE Academy

2016

Arcade Role Playing

89%677reviews

A Kiss for the Petals - Remembering How We Met

2015

Simulation

91%2.3kreviews

If My Heart Had Wings

2014

Casual Simulation

86%196reviews

Unhack

2015

Puzzle

More games like Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!

Skip FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! is a simulation game with comedy and anime themes.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! is available on PC and Windows.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! was released on November 19, 2014.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! was developed by 773.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls! is a single player game.

Similar games include Cherry Tree High Comedy Club, ACE Academy, A Kiss for the Petals - Remembering How We Met, If My Heart Had Wings, Unhack and others.

Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!

Platforms

Buy Cherry Tree High I! My! Girls!