- August 28, 2024
- flowers.studio
Everlasting Flowers - Where there is a will, there is a way
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About
"Everlasting Flowers - Where there is a will, there is a way" is a linkable single-player game that follows the intriguing story of two girls, Mina and Ran, as they grow and search for their own approach to life. With a splendid soundtrack and highly emotional narrative, players will delve into Mina's new life at a famous all-girls high school. The game features a talented cast, including Reina Ueda, Lynn, Chiwa Saito, Miyu Tomita, and Tomoko Miyadera, and is scored by Elements Garden to accompany the story by Yohira and artwork by Suzumori.








- The game features stunning visuals and a high production value, with over 400 unique CGs that create an immersive experience akin to watching an anime.
- The story is deeply emotional and character-driven, exploring themes of friendship, personal growth, and overcoming trauma, which resonates with many players.
- The voice acting and soundtrack are exceptional, enhancing the overall atmosphere and emotional impact of the narrative.
- The game is not explicitly a yuri title, which may disappoint players expecting romantic elements, as the relationships are primarily platonic.
- Some players feel the game is overpriced for its relatively short length, leading to concerns about its value compared to other visual novels.
- The pacing of the story can be inconsistent, with some parts feeling rushed while others drag, which may affect the overall narrative experience.
story
98 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a deeply emotional and character-driven narrative that explores themes of friendship, growth, and overcoming personal struggles, particularly through the lens of coming-of-age experiences. While some reviewers noted that the pacing can be uneven and the overall structure somewhat basic due to its short runtime, the heartfelt storytelling and rich visuals create a compelling and relatable experience that resonates with many players. Overall, it is highly recommended for fans of character-centric tales, despite some minor pacing concerns.
“I've always been one of the biggest fans of coming-of-age type stories, and 'Everlasting Flowers' is able to mix coming-of-age with a beautiful rehabilitation story in such a way that had me in tears multiple times by the end.”
“What an amazing and heartfelt story about overcoming trauma and striving to become a better version of yourself.”
“A deeply emotional and heartfelt story about a young girl grappling with anxiety who, despite quitting school, begins to overcome her fears each day when she begins working at a restaurant/lodge over the summer.”
“However, due to its short 10-hour runtime, the story structure itself is rather basic.”
“At times, it progresses much slower than expected (particularly toward the ending), while at other times, it dumps key story points (such as the flashbacks) like bullet points, not giving readers enough time to fully absorb the narrative.”
“It succeeds at conveying its themes and underlying message, but would have certainly benefited from a longer runtime and more consistent storytelling.”