- April 9, 2021
- nostalgia
Girls in Glasses
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About Girls in Glasses
Girls in Glasses is a single player casual simulation game with romance, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by nostalgia and was released on April 9, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.
Hidekazu Akechi is a 2nd-year student at Sakurahane Academy. He lives with his father but spends most of his time alone as his father is usually away on business. His mother passed away when he was younger. As spring rolls around, the falling of cherry blossoms can be seen all over the school but he pays no heed to it. His childhood friend and neighbor, fellow 2nd-year student Kana Mebusaki, howev…
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Reviews
- Engaging characters with distinct personalities and relatable personal struggles, offering quality over quantity in heroine development.
- Charming and expressive art style that highlights the glasses theme, complemented by a fitting soundtrack enhancing the romantic and laid-back atmosphere.
- The game explores strong emotional themes such as death, loneliness, and stress, delivering heartfelt and emotional messages that make the story memorable and unique within its simple narrative.
- The story is short and simplistic with limited branching, leading to predictable and sometimes abrupt endings that feel unfinished or underdeveloped.
- Quality-of-life features are lacking, and the English translation contains numerous grammatical errors and awkward phrasing that detract from the overall experience.
- Voice acting is inconsistent, with some parts feeling emotionless or rushed, and minor technical issues such as glitches and difficulties launching on certain systems.
story
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally simple and centered on a high school romance setting, becoming more engaging and emotionally resonant once a heroine's route is chosen, though it often feels unfinished and underdeveloped. While the narrative includes charming character interactions and multiple branching paths that encourage replay, it can be predictable and lacks depth or resolution in key moments. Overall, it provides a warm, low-cost visual novel experience with relatable characters but misses opportunities for a more compelling, fully realized storyline.
“It’s a story-driven game that blends light romance, humor, and relatable character moments into a cozy and engaging experience.”
“The writing is witty and heartfelt, offering a variety of interactions with different characters, each bringing their own quirks and depth to the story.”
“The branching paths give you plenty of reasons to replay, uncovering new storylines and endings based on your decisions.”
“Unfortunately, the story in this part is basically the most generic high school setting events.”
“Expect to get a bunch of drama dropped on you, only for the story to suddenly end without properly resolving most of them.”
“The routes up until you're locked in feel largely identical, as all characters are treated equally even if you're only following one, and the story feels afraid to branch off until you're past the point of no return with the decisions.”
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Girls in Glasses is a casual simulation game with romance, anime and erotic themes. Common tags for Girls in Glasses include trading, 2d, text-based, multiple endings and cute.
Girls in Glasses is available on PC, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.
Girls in Glasses was released on April 9, 2021.
Girls in Glasses was developed by nostalgia.
Girls in Glasses has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked Girls in Glasses for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.
Girls in Glasses is a single player game.
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