Begin again at Sakura High as Hana, a transfer girl. Explore a Japanese school and city full of anime students, choose how to spend your days, and find your own way to belong.

Attend class, climb to the second floor and rooftop, try clubs, play twelve mini-games, swim, shoot hoops, kick a ball around the soccer field and enjoy the Sakura Festival every 10 days. Classmates and teachers follow daily schedules, walk to school with friends, sit in class, eat lunch, shop in town and remember friendships.

Explore shops, parks, stations and neighborhoods by foot or bicycle. Board the train at Sakura Central with up to six classmates and visit the Kibi Fields corn maze. At night, find the Night Owls and bring them back to school for stargazing, ghost stories or mischief.

Desktop controls: WASD to walk, mouse drag or arrow keys to look, E to interact, M for the city and campus guide, J for your journal, B for your bicycle, Escape to pause. Campus shortcuts help you explore at your own pace. Conversations use authored branching rules and persistent memories.

New in 15.0: three additional school halls with twelve furnished learning rooms, ten individually authored classmates and five teachers. Complete hands-on café, postal and shop shifts to earn saved money. Explore the abandoned station depot after dark and meet more townspeople.

New in 16.0: explore the Activity Annex and friendship neighbourhood. Build friendships to visit unique two-floor homes, cook and play together, invite friends for sleepovers, ride to three regional destinations, and gather on a tall rooftop at night. Four new minigames and nightly community events give you more to do. Unkind choices can lead to an interactive nightmare where you repair three memories.

New in 17.0: a third-floor teaching pavilion, 15 more walking anime students, expanded train destinations, a larger walk-in cinema, cat and dog adoption, and a white maze with a roaming monster. Create an online friend room and share its code to explore together.\n\nNew in 18.0: an integrated third school floor, a separate rooftop Sky Garden, fresh conversations, more natural-looking pets, and 13 outdoor classmates.