It's important not to get yourself caught in a self-destructive habits and to learn lessons we did not pay attention to from our childhood. Really great writing and I felt like a depressed post-Communist Russian laborer wondering why nothing has changed for years. This game was just really, really in-depth about your place in this universe, if you are right or wrong, and especially that time only moves forward, no matter how many times we loop in this VN. He buried himself in his own constructed world, miserable even though he chose this life. Semyon had aspirations and responsibilities, yet he was burdened by his thoughts and playing victim-God complex. Childhood is but a few things more than a memory for most mature and responsible people.

When you get older, things get more complicated and tasks pile on top of each other endlessly. I constantly have second thoughts about myself and my actions and whether or not I could succeed in life. Years later and I'm on the path to procuring my major, but not really 'studying' for it. The last and only visual novel I played and really liked was Katawa Shoujo, at the beginning of high school.

Everlasting summer vndb