After-school Boy

In this adventure game, players control a young boy experiencing his final month in a nostalgic 1970s Japanese town. The core objective is to make the most of your remaining days by exploring the neighborhood, talking to classmates, and participating in retro childhood games. Moment-to-moment gameplay involves navigating the town using the Nintendo DS stylus or D-pad, interacting with characters to trigger story events, and collecting various nostalgic items like bottle caps and trading cards.

Success relies on managing your time wisely each day after school before the sun sets. Engage in mini-games such as menko, marble games, and rock-paper-scissors to build friendships and win rare collectibles. In the early days, focus on mapping out the town and meeting everyone. As the weeks progress, prioritize completing specific character questlines and winning challenging mini-games to secure lasting memories before the emotional departure.

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