Interlude (1st Print)

I wasn’t sure how much the dialogue choices would really matter, but after a few wrong replies I quickly learned the game punishes careless answers. The autumn-sky proverb becomes painfully clear when you mess up a relationship. It’s a beautifully tense visual novel that rewards paying close attenti

The way the story leans into that proverb about autumn skies is so subtle at first, but by the third route I was genuinely second-guessing every reply I picked. It's a rare game that makes you feel the weight of each choice like this, and the urban Japan setting is gorgeous on the Dreamcast.

The dialogue branches feel genuinely weighty—one wrong reply and the whole mood shifts, just like the weather in the story. I played through twice just to see how the "autumn sky" metaphor lands differently, and it's worth every hour.