Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid

Я так заметил, что тут ни одного обзора на русском языке, я ничего дельного не напишу. Игра просто топ, словить летний вайб и кайфануть, в принципе как и вся серия Boku no Natsuyasumi. Обзоры я делать не умею, сорри факт.

I'll start off by saying this game is a treat, and if you've looked into it and were curious I would highly recommend trying it, especially on sale. It's a very chill time and the characters and story are incredibly charming, it's also just fun to play. The movement is quite fluid especially later into the game and it can be fun to just jump around the world exploring new areas. It also just looks fantastic, Hyogonosuke does a stellar job with the art direction making the game look cartoony but also gives you breathtaking views with beautiful lighting. All of that being said I decided to 100% this as I did really enjoy it, I however did not fully understand how much of a time sync this would be, getting every ending and every diary entry is incredibly tedious and takes a lot of time so I would just recommend before diving into completing everything the game has to offer be aware that you will likely have to sync 80+ hours into finishing everything. All in all, Natsu-mon: 20th Century Summer Kid is a charming little adventure that i'm glad I spent time with(just maybe not 80 hours).

Prior to playing this game, I had thoroughly enjoyed one of the developer's earlier works: "My Summer Vacation 2". While Natsu-Mon isn't as emotionally impactful as that former title, the game-play is certainly a huge step up. I enjoyed taking my time exploring every nook and cranny, as the early game was especially ripe with mystery and wonder. Exploration is rewarding, as is collecting bugs and interacting with the characters (I found all but three of the insects). Every in-game day presented new challenges and ideas. The game exudes child-like wonder. It's like a mash-up of some elements from Animal Crossing and the more recent Zelda titles. It's just a very fun and cozy experience, and I recommend it wholeheartedly.