- August 2, 2025
- Radish ASMR
- 10h median play time
Kimochii Classroom
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About Kimochii Classroom
Kimochii Classroom is a single player casual simulation game with horror, romance and anime themes. It was developed by Radish ASMR and was released on August 2, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.
Kimochii Classroom is a psychological horror slice-of-life visual novel set within the Radish ASMR alternate reality game. Meet Anabelle, Chiko, Felicia, and Maykua!








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Reviews
- Exceptional full English voice acting brings characters to life with emotional depth and personality.
- Beautiful hand-drawn anime-style artwork combined with a fitting soundtrack and immersive sound design.
- Engaging character-driven story balancing wholesome slice-of-life elements with a gradual psychological horror narrative that deeply affects players.
- The game's pacing is uneven, with a lengthy slow buildup in the first part and an abrupt, confusing, and unsatisfying ending tied to external ARG lore.
- Limited meaningful player choices reduce agency, as key decisions are controlled by the protagonist rather than the player, diminishing interactivity.
- The horror elements are sparse and less integrated, and the narrative relies heavily on external media for full understanding, resulting in many unresolved plot threads and potential frustration.
story
104 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Kimochii Classroom starts as a warm, slow-paced slice-of-life visual novel with relatable characters and wholesome moments, gradually unveiling darker psychological horror and mystery elements that deepen its narrative complexity. While praised for its strong character development, voice acting, and emotional impact, many highlight that the plot feels incomplete or relies heavily on external ARG content for full understanding, resulting in some unanswered questions and pacing issues. Overall, the story is engaging and unique but may feel fragmented or underdeveloped for those not exploring its transmedia elements.
“What makes the premise interesting is the contrast between comfortable slice-of-life storytelling and the suggestion of psychological horror.”
“At its core, Kimochii Classroom's main story is a facade designed to tug at your heartstrings before everything goes downhill and you watch as all the characters that you've grown to feel something towards either turn against you or get hurt really bad, sometimes as a direct or indirect result of your actions. Everything following the credits is a significantly more mature story that you're thrown into filled with secrets that you can find that all help unravel the developer's vision on what kind of story they actually wanted to share with you.”
“The romance itself is written amazingly, each character is built with a hint of humanity that makes them feel alive, and the time you spend with each character really allows people to grow equally attached to every single one, whether it's Chiko's whimsical or passionate personality or Annabelle's timid but cool character or even Mayu's calm, cool, collected facade that hides a darker past. The attributes and philosophies of each of these characters and how we spend time with each of them fosters a great sense of familiarity for each and every one, which only works to make the turning points in the story for each character so much more impactful.”
“My biggest issue is that the story can feel like it is only beginning to reveal its larger ideas.”
“There are very few important choices, or choices at all... most choices lead to the same story playing out except like... one or two. And the limited amount of choices does make the story feel incredibly forced.”
“The slice of life section is at times unnecessarily slow, to the point that it can be annoying because the main character is insufferably dense just to lengthen some plot points. Regarding the other section, all the action is condensed into a chain of events happening without rhyme or reason to eventually end without any kind of resolution—saying that the story feels incomplete is an understatement.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Kimochii Classroom is a casual simulation game with horror, romance and anime themes. Common tags for Kimochii Classroom include indie, psychological, emotional, relaxing, psychological horror and others.
Kimochii Classroom is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.
On average players spend around 10 hours playing Kimochii Classroom.
Kimochii Classroom was released on August 2, 2025.
Kimochii Classroom was developed by Radish ASMR.
Kimochii Classroom has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Kimochii Classroom for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.
Kimochii Classroom is a single player game.
Similar games include Kill or Love, ACE Academy, Find Love or Die Trying, Crystalline, Ethereal Enigma and others.







