What matters is that he is here to really look back on himself and have some time of healing, though he’ll soon find out that he’ll be involved in a lot more than rest-and-relax as he reminiscences on various aspects of life which includes his own.Ĭomments: Very easy clearing difficulty which is actually quite surprising considering the games from Key I’ve played (which were Clannad and Little Busters) were extraordinarily hard when it comes to actually getting to complete game completion. His arrival is uneventful except he causes some misunderstandings with the locals in the first hour about his existence… but that doesn’t really matter. His trauma regarding swimming definitely didn’t contribute well to that recipe, and he just needed some time off for himself, and feeling some form of nostalgia brings him to accept his aunt’s invitation. Summary: Hairi is invited by his aunt to come to the Torishijima Island after some events which have frankly left him tired.
Game Type: Slice of Life game based on a rural summer setting with themes of nostalgia Please note that due to discussing both the goods and bads of this title relatively more extensively, this review will contain spoilers! I will make all efforts to refrain from disclosing route summaries but please be warned!
While I definitely think Summer Pockets was a good game, and will make effort to emphasize why it was good, I think it’s just as important to point out its bad parts (some which are relatively objective, mind you) which would question 90%+ of the scores for this game on fucking VNDB/EGS.
This means that while the story is pretty impactful the first time around (like how I created rivers while watching Clannad), when it becomes repeated often especially in later titles the same story elements become stale and at least in this title that same feature allowed many more holes than really necessary. Foreword: Okay I’ll admit that Whirlpool games have given me quite the fatigue so it was about time I finished some other games like this one.ĭefinitely a very interesting concept, when it comes to games by Key it’s rather unfortunate that like other companies they have a general set pattern of how they formulate their story.
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