月は東に日は西に

That opening J-Pop tune got stuck in my head for days, and the character interactions are surprisingly well-written for a Dreamcast romance game. The school setting feels alive with all the little details in the backgrounds.

I was worried the school setting might feel too generic, but the character interactions have a surprising amount of depth. The voice acting is top-notch and really brings the ladies to life during the dialogue scenes.

The school setting feels surprisingly lived-in, and the dialogue choices actually matter more than I expected. The J-Pop opener grew on me after a few plays, but it’s the character interactions that kept me coming back.