Үσυя Ρяσ∂υcтs, Ρяσנεcтs, Sтυ∂ισs Αη∂ Мσяε Яεvιεωε∂

This is a detailed guide about all the endings in the game. The world Semyon is in has begun to abandon the script it runs on, starting with his new-found ability to talk to her when he never could before, a mysterious city appears in the distance, and when you seem to be approaching the city, going back to the camp upon hearing of an impending disaster leads Semyon to find Sovyonok a Ghost Town and all its inhabitants vanished, yet ignoring their cries for help will lead to them showing up later on the bus, completely fine and unharmed.

As a quick note, I played the game as it was available upon Steam, which means that the adult content was not available in my copy of the game (it is easy to restore the adult content, as a quick search online will be able to point you in the right direction very quickly, but I opted not to do that while playing the game for this review).

The game (or visual novel) often left me frustrated and did have questionable art directions, but it played with my emotions like a psychotic girlfriend. Everlasting Summer is a visual novel where the player has to make choices that affect which way the story will proceed.

Everlasting Summer is posted in Casual Games category and is developed by Soviet Games. The character models are fine, and the scenery is some of the best I've seen in games, but sometimes the style switches to a sort of painting of the characters. The game has multiple endings, some of them portraying Semyon forming a romantic relationship with one of the female characters, while others end badly.

Ultimately it doesn't matter, because the game was played once (there's a tournament with three games, and you could lose any one of them) and it was never brought up again; so much for variety. So, Everlasting Summer is a romance story that you can turn into a sorta-eroge assuming you hang around all the right (or very wrong) places on the internet.

In May 2017, Soviet Games, the developers of the very popular free-to-play visual novel, Everlasting Summer, started a thread on the Super Star Steam Discussion forum stating that SakuraGame has taken backgrounds from Everlasting Summer without permission and used it in their game, while also selling it on the Community Market.

When I start making post's that are longer than a few sentences and warrant a title that is less vague I'll do so. It's just that most of my post's have been short and the topics are vague, so having a more blanketing title like the name of the game or character is better than having specific titles that narrow down the conversation.

If you haven't played it yet, you should wait till November 2016: the game's developer, Ice-Pick Lodge, has promised to release a full remake this fall, fixing all the technical issues that plagued the FunnyGameplay original (pun intended). It features dozens of hours of gameplay with a multitude of choices that define the development of the story; four heroines, each with her own story, temper, and several possible endings.

I only played it once, so I didn't get the true ending”, and maybe then I would have seen a more complex story, but I'm not going through five more bland, meaningless stories to get to the real one. I have this in my steam library, I've only played about 15 mins of this, but I've been meaning to give it another shot.

Unfortunately, professional review of the Everlasting Summer game is not yet ready. After that, play the game again selecting all the choices listed here, and Miku's route will start. All the while, Semyon struggles to figure out just what exactly is going on and how he can escape from that camp and back into the reality he knows and spends all his time hiding from.