- August 31, 2022
- Neos Corporation
- 10h median play time
Shin chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation The Endless Seven-Day Journey
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About
In "Shin chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation The Endless Seven-Day Journey", Shinnosuke and his family visit Kumamoto and receive a mysterious camera from a peculiar man. The camera allows Shinnosuke to enjoy his summer vacation, interact with creatures and townspeople, and notice some familiar-looking children. However, when a giant creature appears under a full moon, Shinnosuke must confront the strange man, named Professor Akuno, and uncover the mystery behind the camera.











- The game offers a charming and relaxing experience, perfect for those looking to unwind and enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere.
- Great for learning Japanese, as it features furigana and is fully voiced, allowing players to take their time with the text.
- The visuals and art direction are beautiful, capturing the essence of a rural Japanese summer with lovely backgrounds and character designs.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth, leading to boredom for some players after a short time.
- The game has frustrating save mechanics, only allowing saves at the end of each in-game day, which can be inconvenient.
- Technical issues such as low frame rates on certain monitors and disorienting camera angles can detract from the overall experience.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a lighthearted and linear narrative centered around the Nohara family's summer trip to a small town, filled with charming characters and nostalgic micro-storylines that create a cozy atmosphere. While the plot is simple and primarily aimed at younger audiences, it features engaging moments and a mix of comedic elements, making it enjoyable despite some repetitive tasks. Overall, the game offers a unique slice-of-life experience that resonates well with fans of the genre, though it may not delve deeply into complex themes.
“The story begins with Hiroshi's business trip to Kyushu, which leads the Nohara family to stay with Misae's childhood friend in Assou, Kumamoto.”
“There’s a great number of characters that help us to get engaged with the game and there are multiple micro storylines to follow, and while some are better than others, overall they all share a cozy feeling that helps create a nostalgic and wholesome atmosphere that will make us feel extremely happy while playing.”
“I liked the story; it was funny and charming, and just the right amount of wholesomeness.”
“The main problem that I had with the story is that the university student is in love with the old man whose wife died.”
“It's possible I'm missing the deeper story of Shin Chan and Uncle Tom Cobbley, but aside from some slight essays on growing old and seizing the day, it's hard to see that this game is intended to do anything more than serve the enormous audience of Shin Chan fans.”
“The story is extremely simple but that’s expected as the game is mostly oriented towards the smaller players of the house, and while the tone is mostly childish, I think it was highly enjoyable.”