The last summer vacation of high school.
Minato had always been by your side as your childhood friend.
But at some point, he became more than just a "childhood friend" to you.
You know you're in love with him.
Still, you're afraid of changing this relationship, so you've never told him how you feel.
You were supposed to spend another unchanging summer with Minato.
--Until August 15th, the day Minato died.
Unable to accept his sudden death, you wished at the shrine full of memories, "I want to see him one more time," "This time, I want to save him."
When you next opened your eyes, you were--on the morning of August 15th, when Minato was still alive.
If you prevent the accident, you can save him.
That's what you thought.
But even if you keep him away from the accident, keep him from leaving the house, or change your actions.
As if fated by something, Minato dies within that day no matter what.
And every time Minato dies, you're sent back to the morning of August 15th.
Over and over.
Over and over.
How can you save Minato?
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【Hints】
The keywords are the feelings between the two of you, and the shrine.
・Each time you loop, you're free to change your actions.
・Instead of focusing on how Minato dies, try investigating why Minato dies.
・The story progresses based on your choices and the words you say to Minato.
・Sometimes, the breakthrough isn't about surviving August 15th, but something else entirely.
There is a "one more day" hidden in this summer that you don't know about.
The Summer You Die, Over and Over Again.
・Loop Count : Increases each time Minato dies.
・Truth Progress : Rises as you gather clues. The main progression gauge.
・Minato's Survival Rate : Temporarily rises based on your actions. However, unless you reach the truth, he will ultimately die.
・Fate Alteration : Barely rises from merely avoiding death. Increases through actions that change the original fate itself.
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If it's too difficult, please leave a comment!
I'll leave hints and explanations.
The AI may sometimes fail to recognize things correctly and generate off-topic conversations.
