Love, Money, Rock'n'Roll

SovietGames

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About this game

The Story
Nikolai, a son of Soviet immigrants and a normal Japanese student, has no idea that his world is about to turn upside-down. Things familiar and habitual will clash inside of him with the ghosts of the past. Nikolai will have to decide who he can really trust and learn why he has become of interest to people with money and power that make the lives of regular people lose their significance.

The Heroines
Himitsu is Nikolai's childhood friend. She is kind, caring, always worries about him, and can sometimes even be too vexatious. But is she really satisfied with simple friendship? Perhaps the years of loyalty to Nikolai have earned her something more?

Catherine is Nikolai's ex-girlfriend who left japan about a year prior to the game's events. Their parting wasn't on the best terms, and Nikolai still harbours unpleasant memories of it. Perhaps he would have forgotten with time, but Catherine suddenly returns and, moreover, transfers to his class. Why is she back and does she love him still?

Ellie is the granddaughter of the head of trustees of Nikolai's school. She is a wilful, proud girl who knows her worth, yet she does not lack ardour. Is she as simple as she appears at first glance, or does a rebel hide under the guise of a pampered lady?

Kagome is the representative of Nikolai's class. He had never paid much attention to her before, but a certain turn of events makes them get to know each other better. Kagome is disliked in the school, not that she is burning with desire to get friendly with others herself. Are things so clear-cut with this unsociable girl, or is there more than meets the eye?

Main features
* Four heroines, each with her own story and several possible endings.
* Over 100 backgrounds and 120 full-screen illustrations (CG).
* 5,5+ hours of music.
* Unity3D as the game engine.
* Over 530 000 words in the script.
* Fully animated sprites and animated backgrounds.
* Multiplatform (including mobile versions).

Ratings and reviews

The game has an incredible visuals, smooth technical background and unbelievable soundtrack. The story and plot is a downside, however the general atmosphere of late-80th is what makes this game shine. Especially the musical part. The themes are neither too simple, nor too complicated, making the overall soundtrack experience exceptional. Especially, the works by Tokyo Rider - they are simply perfect for the setting! I am greatly satisfied with the dev's work. The game turned out to be solid!

So once I installed it I was looking in the menus where to buy the full version cuz I I didn't want to face a wall in the middle of the experience which could ruin it. But there is no option to buy it. So I just played, I was like fine I'll buy it in an instant and continue reading. And after a few hours of playing, an option to buy the full version. I bought the full version and I got the receipt. But the wall is still there and I paid for nothing. And their support is on "maintenance"...

The scenery didn't feel alive, the character's emotions/facial expressions were barely noticeable. The background art seemed too small, and the animated cloud made the setup even worst maybe it would have been better to go a painting like cloud instead of cartoonist/fake. So far I couldn't enjoy the music as it seemed a bit lacking with what was going on with the story. And the choices were too forceful on the player a very narrow choice. Everlasting summer is the best I had great hope for lmr

What's new

4.47. New Unity3D version, mods support. Small fixes.