If the demo doesn't run smoothly for you, please wait for a future update with improved performance. This demo is roughly representative of the final game, but the final game will be much more polished than the demo. This is a debug feature, and will not be in the final game. Press that key again to disable the cinematic camera.Miki finishes the backstory about the earlier events from her perspective. While Miki is sleeping on the couch, she overheard Yuki talking to someone. Megu-nee told Yuki to give her some water and she does so. Followed by Megu-nee, who also introduces herself, though, she was interrupted rather ignored. Afterwards, Miki began introducing herself, she explained that she was in her second year of high school. Miki was confused when Yuki began to talk to Megu-nee. When Miki spotted Taromaruit seems like he began to dislike her. Later, Yuki began to show her around the school.įrom this point forward, Yuki will call Miki, 'Mii-kun. Yuki looks into the music room, it appeared that no one was inside. Miki was still confused about the status of the current situation they're in. She was shocked to find out that the music room was a mess. Yuki began playing some music from a tape player. Miki says that it was a waste of electricity. Since the tape player was quite heavy, Yuki had Megu-nee hold on to it for her. Miki wanted to leave, so she told Yuki-senpai to hurry up. This moved Yuki but began to creep Miki out. Miki also asked Yuki to stop calling her 'Mii-kun. Yuki began a conversation with Megu-nee about this.

Miki, confused once again, questioned, 'Who is Megu-nee?Many Home Actions have stat requirements. Do the high school students know how to drive cars? Where's the gas from? Why aren't the streets blocked? Still, the story is an interesting take (or at least experiment) in survival horror when one of the main characters is definitely delusional.For example, if your character doesn't like anime they can't watch anime.

The car scenes were the hardest parts for me to accept. With the dog, the teacher sees it's been bitten, but doesn't seem to be *too* alarmed. The anime shows one behind the desks in the building, but I *think* the ones at school were primarily in the basement. It's not clear how threatening the zombies are. For example, the girls regularly use electricity, food, and water, but we don't see where the packaged food is stored, how the water is available, and how the electricity is generated (although the basement fits into the idea that the school building *is* self-sufficient and documents in the school office suggest that a post-apocalypse is a definite possibility). I haven't read the entire manga, but found it to have a fair number of plot holes, so you're going to have to suspend the belief a little more.

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