Summer Crush

Summer Crush is a visual novel about a graduate spending the summer before college in a new city. The story is built on acquaintances and choice of lines. The days are scheduled, and time is spent on meetings and part-time work in a cafe. Relationships grow from conversations and gifts, and rejections are remembered. Some scenes are revealed only with a certain amount of trust, and this affects the ending. Explicit episodes are intended for adults. Time is spent on meetings and part-time work. Some scenes open with trust. The text takes up most of the time. In addition to meetings, there is study and part-time work. Relationships grow from conversations. I would like to separately note the volume: the text here is long, and the dialogues come with a choice of lines. The gallery opens as you progress and stores scenes from the chapters. The music is calm, the design is drawn in warm colors. Some of the episodes are frank, so the project is designed for adults, and the passage goes day by day and ends with the choice of one line. I’ll also note about the presentation: the dialogues are accompanied by portraits of the characters, and the background changes as the scene progresses. A save is made after each day, so the passage can be extended over a week. Some lines open only with a certain level of trust, and refusals really affect the ending. I would also like to note the music: it is calm and does not interfere with reading. In addition to meetings, there are short tasks: help a neighbor, carry bags, wait for a call. Some of the heroines are revealed only towards the end of summer. Conversations take place with portraits, and the background changes as the scene progresses. The passage can be stretched over several evenings. For those players who love stories about summer dating, this game is suitable.