- August 2, 2024
- Fushidaratei
- 25h median play time
Himegashima Island
Platforms
About
In "Himegashima Island," player Kokomi is sent to stay with relatives on a picturesque island, tasked with making happy memories. With a sheltered upbringing, Kokomi discovers a world of new experiences through exploration of the island's beauty and culture, all while building relationships with his cousins. This visual novel offers a peaceful, immersive escape to a serene paradise.






- Himegashima Island features a compelling narrative with well-written characters and humorous dialogues, making it engaging even without the adult content.
- The game offers a relaxing exploration experience with a variety of mini-games, such as bug battles and fishing, enhancing the overall gameplay.
- The pixel art style is charming and well-crafted, contributing to the game's immersive atmosphere and emotional depth.
- Some players found the writing to be overly wordy and felt that the game dragged on, making it less engaging for those who prefer faster-paced narratives.
- The sexual content requires a patch to access, and without it, players may encounter significant gameplay limitations, leading to frustration.
- The mini-games and daily activities can become repetitive, and the lack of a quest menu or mouse support may hinder the overall experience for some players.
story
88 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely praised for its depth and emotional impact, with players noting its engaging plot and well-developed characters that evoke strong feelings. While some found the narrative to be lighthearted and humorous, others highlighted its ability to tackle deeper themes, making it feel akin to a compelling anime. Overall, the story is considered a major draw, with players appreciating the freedom to explore different character arcs and endings.
“Came for the experience, stayed for the story, got unexpected feels.”
“I didn't expect this game to have an actual good story... not only that the characters are great too... the storyline behind this game goes so deep I forgot I was playing an eroge... also damn that ending I was crying... they really know how to pull your heartstrings.”
“The game starts with lots of humor, but by the end of the story you will start to understand how deep the characters are with their unique backstory.”
“The plot went almost nowhere and didn't engage me.”
“There's also no quest menu and time is constantly running, which then sorta forces you to read the very wordy text.”
“There is also a family plot that is told in the background, where the protagonist's grandmother wants him to return to her, since the 'training' was only a cover for him to deliver an object to the protagonist's aunt, since in truth both families hate each other, but in reality this plot does not have much narrative importance, and it is only an excuse for the protagonist to have a limited time to be there.”