Summer Clover

Summer Clover offers an unusual role: the hero becomes a housekeeper in a house where three sisters live. The job consists of daily chores - cleaning, cooking, laundry, gardening and running errands. Gradually, a routine develops, and with it, relationships: the more attentively you pay attention to each of the sisters, the more you learn about their characters and desires. A distinctive detail is constant supervision: the work is assessed by a supervisor, so you have to be held accountable for the result. This adds a little tension to the measured process: today you need to get everything done on time, and tomorrow you may have to choose what to devote time to first. In addition to everyday life, there are plot episodes and romantic lines, and some scenes are intended for an adult audience. Decisions affect the mood of the sisters and what events will open next, so simply mechanically completing tasks will not work. It is also worth noting that the game has a performance evaluation system: the supervisor monitors the results and makes comments if something is missed. Days vary in how busy they are, so it's worth planning your schedule. This is a rare feedback for household simulators. The project is suitable for those who like leisurely life simulators with a continuation in the form of a story. Attention to detail and regularity are more important here than reaction speed, and it is in this rhythm that the game works.