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Roommate Summer Vacation

Second hand. Couple of slight manual cover impressions.

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$4.33 $6.99 In stock

Category: Sega Saturn

Enjoy the hot summer holiday together with Ryoko san in this popular love simulation series from Japan.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The summer atmosphere is so immersive it feels like you're actually at the beach with Ryoko, and the dialogue pacing makes every conversation feel natural. I've already played through three different vacation routes and each one has its own charm that keeps me coming back.

Miles W. ★★★★★

Playing through this brings back that nostalgic Saturn-era dating sim feel perfectly. The interactions with Ryoko-san are surprisingly detailed for the time, and the summer vacation setting really sets the mood.

Violet ★★★★★

The text is just as charming as the Japanese import I remember, and the menu interface feels surprisingly smooth for a Saturn-era sim. Spent a lazy afternoon with Ryoko-san on the beach and the dialogue still hits that nostalgic, warm spot.