Actions are indeed louder than words, and instead of actions building up Semyon’s character, we instead have to suffer through endless novel long rants about his dreams, what he’s thinking and feeling. With no knowledge of what happened or what his dreams mean, he has to figure out where he is and how to get home.įrom the very onset of the game, its clear Everlasting Summer is determined to drag itself out as long as possible. At first the camp looks empty, but a woman eventually emerges and calls him over. He then falls asleep on a bus during winter and wakes up to find himself in a pioneer camp in the middle of summer, and is now a teenager. You play as Semyon, a man with strange dreams who will spend the first ten minutes of the game detailing them in minute detail. Perhaps they should have translated those words and phrases fully without the text-box, however words such as “onee-chan” or “kawaii” are prevalent in most Japanese translated media so I can hardly fault them for doing the same with the Russian language. There are several instances where a little box will appear in the top right corner explaining what certain words mean. Because we live in a society in which blowing someone’s head off into hundreds of bloody, meaty chunks with a shotgun is okay, but blowing someone’s head isn’t.Įverlasting Summer is a game developed in the quickly expanding Russian game industry, something that shines through in both the visuals and writing. There is an option to turn H-scenes on in the menu, but all that does is give you an in-game achievement, it doesn’t actually enable nudity or sex scenes. The original version not on Steam had full sex scenes, but since Steam doesn’t allow sex games, they were taken out in this version. I’ll say up front that this is an “eroge” game, that is to say there are some sexually suggestive images and themes.

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