This is why if you want to give a score like I gave above, it’s pretty crucial to play the main game, THEN the fandisc, to fully understand what the heck is going on.ĬandyHeart also has a large crossover route, which takes characters from a couple other games and sticks them onto the setting that you are familiar with. Obviously, without the fandisc, even the main game would be deemed “incomplete” without some of the major questions answered.
As an example, the story starts out with an element of “cute gluttony”, where the element is explained best by Shou and Yui gobbling up food, but this “theme” seems to dissolve after the character splits, into family problems, identity issues, and finally, time warping. If you haven’t noticed yet (LOL), there’s a fandisk for this game, as well as a spin-off sequel, titled “Kiminago”, which has a darker, more serious storyline.Īs for the inconsistency in theme explained above. (With the other “major” stories being the Chuchu series). Holy shi– *nosebleed*ĬandyHeart Ratings are similar to the main game.Ĭomments: This is one of the “major” unisonshift games that branch off into other stories. While I do appreciate the fact that there is a solid storyline for each heroines, there’s no specific theme between all of them, and the beginning story. Rating Comments: A decent game with good character design but slightly inferior story. Many of the characters (Artist: Ito-sensei) are really cute and innocent looking, which is well complimented with the designed characteristics, such as Yui being a glutton like Shou, but being embarrassed about a girl eating so much. As for CandyHeart, most of its interaction stems from the player choosing which story to view, so no need for anything there. In the main game, watch out for Yui and Amane’s route continuing almost the same until a bit further into the story. Not Applicable in CandyHeartĬomments: A rather straightforward story design we have here, so no need for complicated walkthroughs. Story Length: Moderate (25 hours), CandyHeart: Short (10 hours)Ĭomplete Story Clearing Difficulty: Moderate. This character appears in the fandisc, and is actually someone you know if you played the main game :D It’s very enjoyable if you have played those games as well. The special thing about this game is that it features characters from other games, such as “Alice Parade”, and “Nanatsuiro Drops”. The game includes “after” stories for the featured characters within the original game, but also includes stories for Akira (aka Maxx) and Gumi, the loli (?) secretary. Will he die? Of course not! Someone saves the day and…ĬandyHeart Summary: This is the fandisk for the respective game, Flyable Heart.
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During the way, a series of events cause Shou to unleash a ton of fireworks, and is thrown off the bridge (on the way to the island) from the impulse. While he does not remember applying to this school, he realizes that if he wants to attend, he must reply by… TOMORROW?! Cursing his dad for handing the mail to him sooner, Shou leaves immediately to the island where the school is located. After having a dream with bunny girls serving him food, (and him being more interested in the food than the girls), Shou finds that he received an acceptance letter from a school where the cafeteria is an “all-you-can-eat”. This “a lot” cannot be held comparison to normal standards, however, and it should be noted that his eating abilities are extraordinary.
Summary: Shou is a healthy young adult who can eat a lot. Title: Flyable Heart (the fandisk’s title is “Flyable CandyHeart” Despite ranking inferior to many other reviews posted on this blog, Flyable Heart is a recommendation for essentially anyone. Its unique character design and script allows any player to enjoy its stories, while the game itself having low-level kanji (at the late Middle school level) for non-Japanese players to practice their kanji reading skills. Foreword: Flyable Heart is one of those “heartwarming games” that is relatively approved by many players including myself.
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