Unity - Completed - Winter: Life in the Countryside [v25.03.13] [Dieselmine]

  1. 5.00 star(s)

    The Onion

    This is pure bias but I love this game since the previous game also my first H-game I ever play.

    It simple, have good art and sound. Enjoyable for anyone want vanila type game

    give it a try if you haven't try it or you love the previous game
  2. 5.00 star(s)

    latrop16

    It's a worthy sequel to Summer ~Life in the Countryside~.
    Both are cool game with no real grind, that just let you focus on find all possible sex scenes.
    GC scenes could be animated, but beside from that there is enough content as pixel art or "large dot animations".
  3. 5.00 star(s)

    ROTK11

    This game's striking resemblance to Winter Memories evokes strong nostalgia. The potential is immense, demanding further updates or a sequel to fully realize its promise. Five stars, eagerly awaiting its evolution.
  4. 5.00 star(s)

    DrDownload000

    This sequel is perfect,

    I liked all the animations and CGs, even if you miss a scene it's fine, as long as it's completed you can continue and unlock it until you have them all.

    Very recommended game and while it doesn't need you to play the previous one, it's of course something you'd like to do first to have a beatiful context.

    I hope it's not final yet, meaning to have a third game in future to conclude their relationship in a very good way, something like 'City Life with you' or something where either you or her move on to the city or countryside to spend their days together.
  5. 3.00 star(s)

    cyphre

    It's a good art project that desperately need a touch of a game designer.

    If you played previous game of this developer, almost everything is the same. Location, gameplay systems and all that. And yes, if you remember in first game you just max out the stats in the first day because time didn't move and collect scenes, well it's the exact same here.

    It's a pure scene collector with barebones turbo minimal plot if you wanna call it that, if you just care about main story/events you can do it all within like 30-40 minutes.

    The big difference this time is there actually ARE some events this time and much less days are spent doing absolutely nothing, having parents for some of the days is nice too because it changes the state of the house.

    Artstyle is still great, animations are fluid and well done, audio design is mostly good. Can say nothing bad about the artistic part, but it's virtually unchanged from first game.

    Gameplay wise it's still a pointless barely functional nightmare. As i said you can max out stats on day 1 within 5 minutes and all that's left is to randomly roam to find unique scenes, if that's your cup of tea it's an alright time waster. However that comes at a cost of not having any tension or progressing relashionships, even when parents are home scenes don't change.

    As for the story, i was hoping it actually finally move somewhere, considering there is actually a little bit in here, but it completely preserves status quo and ultimately nothing happened or changed. Very dissapointing for a sequel.

    it's also hard to feel anything when your female protagonist is still the most lethargic person in the multiverse.

    But yeah, hire a gamedesigner, make an actual functioning gameplay system with progressing relashionship and this could work very well. As it stands it's a mediocre scene collector.