No.545
hell yeah i love this game, it's genuinely pretty charming and cute. i love basil, and i'm more of a sunny x basil shipper than anything else
No.548
i haven't played it but i think the black haired kid is hot
also the creator is based
No.566
>>560this is some super comfy art anon, if you have more art in that style do post! I could see myself using it as my phone's lockscreen
No.573
what's so good about this game from a fujo perspective. i tried playing it on release and couldn't get through it, felt too childish/similar to "creepy" rpg maker games like misao.
No.886
>>885so lewd… why'd you have to put that idea in my mind …
No.2103
Not to blogpost, but moving around too much and other bullshit made me de facto a hikki as a kid, and having beloved friends from long ago living separate imaginary adventures in one's head was very very relatable.
I found the part with Basil helping Sunny in the true ending to be a bit far-fetched and WTF (And a warning that having an editor is a good idea), but replaying the game, it doesn't ruin the experience and feels OK-made for what it is. It's just a bit of a shock since the game is extremely relatable & 'realistic' to people born at a specific point in time.
Anyway. I second OP in not being able to lewd the characters, outside of aged-up looking Hero & Captain Spaceboy. No judgement to people who do lewd.
I like Hero the best, he's such a cute older brother figure who can do _everything, of course_ and he cooks. Among the side characters, Captain Spaceboy has my heart, he's got the whole 'kind of complicated but innocent 1980's shounen hero' thing going on. Glad people are slashing him with Rococo, even if I like him arguing with Sweetheart too.
For Hero, I like the idea of him being molested by Mr. Jawsum.