Ok, I know some of you are going to wonder why I bothered with this game.  As the remake of Iinchou wa Shounin-sezu, this game exists as a reboot of a game that wasn't interesting in the first place.  So, why did I decide to play this, despite having stopped VN of the Month?  Pure perversity and contrariness, probably.

The big problem with this game, saying it outright from the first, is that it uses a style that has more or less vanished due to its massive unpopularity with the target audience.  Generally speaking, a comedy game that isn't really funny and a charage that spends a ridiculously low amount of time getting to know the heroines is going to be considered a failure, don't you think?  Moreover, it kept the 'brief scene swaps' technique of yesteryear, where choices leading to heroine paths only switch out the scenes related to the heroine and the ending.

There are six heroines in this game, and some of them actually get close to being interesting.  Unfortunately, the heroines never step past their initial impressions as characters, and they all have the same clingy side once they get close to the protagonist.  While I like clingy heroines, there are ones where that particular personality trait didn't make that much sense, and the actual process of turning from 'acquaintance' to 'lover' is so abrupt that it feels unnatural.  This is especially true since character development in the common route is almost nonexistent and there is relatively little in the paths themselves. 

In other words, this game is pure amateur hour, from a writer who rarely does anything but nukige.