Dreamy Planet Reviews

Maybe I should go to dreamy planet with that girl I like.

I will always defend Angst and Drama. Enough fluff I want to feel pain! xD (fluff is fine too)

Wow, this game hit hard. Sexuality aside, I've been Haruka. I recognize those thought patterns, because they (with some alteration) are my thought patterns when I'm deep in depression. Being confronted with this so directly (and eloquently written) was hard. I constantly had a lump in my throat and felt on the verge of crying and to see Haruka give up and in the end in depths of depression and anxiety make the choice for herself was so wonderful. I did not expect this game to be so hard, but it was also very healing. Fantastic game.

Now I understand what it's like to experience a B-tier VN. Not worth the money imo. I actually fell asleep twice while playing through unnecessarily long exposition where it feels like the devs were beholden to this abandoned theme park idea. Art is generic, soundtrack doubly so, failed to set any sort of atmosphere. Writer does try to tackle some more mature themes, i.e. depression, and does it fairly well. Emphasis on fairly. Protagonist is clearly depressed and has an infuriating lack of agency, but when she finally does do something of note the novel just ends and you don't get any sort of closure even though the narrative seemed to be building up to that. At least the best friend is somewhat more likable. At this point I wouldn't recommend playing any VN's below S tier because this one disappointed so badly.