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The art and e-scenes are well made, but they are all very vanilla and the grind to unlock the few scenes are insane.
The game play looks good in the beginning, as there are a lot of different things to do and routes to explore, but it turns out to be mostly fillers made to prolong the game.
Quests and work are on time schedules with locked costumes and stats, so one event with an outfit happens on one day, and another with a different stats and outfit happens at night at a weekend, and you have to get those outfits and stats that of course adds to the grind, so it gets old pretty fast.
You also only have 3 months of in game days to complete it before the "semester" is done and you get game over.