The Fruit of Grisaia
A visual novel about a boy who becomes the first male student at Mihama Academy, a private school aimed at helping youths who have trouble fitting into society.
Overview The Fruit of Grisaia is the first in the Grisaia trilogy of visual novels developed by Front Wing and was originally published on the PC as an eroge title on February 25, 2011.
Prototype later ported The Fruit of Grisaia to the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation Vita in 2013. These ports removed all of Grisaia's adult content while also adding additional scenes with new artwork and voice acting to the game. Sekai Project published an English version of The Fruit of Grisaia on Steam in 2015, which included all of the new content from the portable releases.KickstarterOn October 10, 2014 Sekai Project announced a Kickstarter fundraising campaign to bring the entire "Grisaia Trilogy" to the West. The Kickstarter launched on December 16, 2014 with a goal of 0,000 and ended on January 31, 2015 with a total of 5,255 raised. The "all-ages" editions of the Grisaia series were brought to Steam by Sekai Project and DenpaSoft, an imprint of Sekai, sold the 18+ releases of the games on their homepage. The team from TLWiki that created the 2013 unofficial translation of The Fruit of Grisaia worked with Sekai Project to translate the entire trilogy and used their fan translation as the base for the official release of the first title.Story Kazami Yuuji is a troubled youth with a dark past and a military upbringing. Following a series of unfortunate events, he now wishes for a normal high school life while working his job "part-time." Unfortunately, Mihama Academy is anything but normal. As the only male in a student body of six, he stands to play an important role in the complicated and troubled lives of those five other students, while having to figure out how to live with his own demons. Despite these dark circumstances, the game carries a very light-hearted and comical tone, with its sense of humor being its biggest selling point.GameplayThe game has a fairly basic structure. There are very few dialog choices. There's a lengthy common route that branches off in five directions with extensive chapters for each main heroine. The common route is almost purely comedy, and the heroine chapters are mostly comedic for their first halves and take a turn for the dramatic during their second halves.Soundtrack Grisaia no Kajitsu received a 2-disk original soundtrack release with contributions from notable Japanese composer group Elements Garden (known for their work in anime and video game soundtracks).As well as performances from Japanese female singers Hiromi Sato, Chata, Miyuki Hashimoto Faylan, and Japanese pop rock music bang Eufonius. The soundtrack was released on Mar 09, 2011. Avaliable at CDJapan and Play-Asia.Disc 1#Track ListingsDuration01The Final Fractal (Game Size)2:0202Holograph3:5103HOME5:3704SKIP4:0505The Forest of Doubt4:3306Just Like Today5:15Disc 2#Track ListingsDuration01Orange Sunshine1:4202After the Rain, the Shining Road1:4003Dog Days1:3604Your Town1:3505The Moon is Watching1:4106Sky in a Bottle1:3807Rainy Summer Angel1:3808TOY BOX1:3709Shootin' Cat1:4510Beautiful Place1:4011Everyday Warmth1:3712Flowers in Bloom2:1913Soles of my Shoes1:4414Want to Smile......1:3215Jumbo Fruit Parfait DX1:2416Colorful Seeds1:3417code:xxxx1:4218Scab1:3619Deadlock1:4120Jam1:3921Apple Clash1:2922ROCK YOU1:4823Lemon Candy2:0124Strawberry Shower1:4925Grape Drops1:4526in the air3:1727Days Flow By -sweet fruits memories-1:5628little clown1:5529Until the New Day Dawns2:0330to Happy1:44
