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About This Game

A late-night TV variety show, broadcast (allegedly) to all 7 billion people on Earth.

The long-awaited vol.3 of Blue Hawaii Aniki's Soft Ore-Demand.

A trashy, low-budget late-night variety program starring the self-proclaimed film director "Blue Hawaii Aniki" — a man who, for reasons no one questions, wears shaved ice on his head. This time, the themes are June brides and the summer about to begin.

A burnt-out office worker and a carefree college girl who meet on a grey, colorless beach. A "Working Adult Reskilling Academy" where grown-ups who learned nothing in their school years go back to relive their youth. A mysterious neighbor who only ever appears in a yellow bath towel. And the hopeless romantic struggles of "F4," the four guys sinking at the very bottom of a third-rate university.

The quiet despair of working life, the harsh reality of marriage as a life event, meetings that never end — this is a visual novel that wraps everything we all secretly feel about life's helplessness in a layer of comedy and warmth.

Featured Segments

• Newlywed Cooking — A new wife's home cooking, and the story of how they met

• Reskilling Academy for Working Adults  — A school where adults "relearn" the youth they missed

• Busside Stroll — A beautiful woman in a yellow bath towel, and a walk we don't take

• Sleeping in a Row — Sweet moments between a third-rate college student and his beloved

For everyone who laughs, gets a little wistful, and then shoulders the heavy burden of tomorrow all over again.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game uses generative AI (KlingAI) to create artwork, including characters and backgrounds. These images are directed, selected, and adjusted by the developer before being incorporated into the game.
All scenario text and scripts are written entirely by a human author. No generative AI is used for the writing.
The music is composed by a human and produced using a DAW (Cakewalk) and singing-voice synthesis software (VoiSona). No generative AI is used in the music production.