Author’s Note: The version of The Fruit of Grisaia referenced in the following review contains numerous hardcore sex scenes. An all-ages version of the game is available as well.

The Fruit of Grisaia 18+ Steam Patch I already know, that such a patch does not exist, wich means, this isn't my question in particular. But I informed myself about this topic and found the 'Imouto Works Patch' wich was taken down. Restoration patch that will restore all adult content is in the works and will be released SOON™. This patch is based on Steam release of The Fruit of Grisaia. All credit for TRANSLATION goes to Frontwing and Sekai Project. UPDATE : Fixed bugs in 'Xtreme Typos' chapter. Thanks for watching! Leave a like if you enjoyed!:DYou know it's a good bath when you get your back washed for you.PREVIOUS: https://youtu.be/ivGN4M1NcW8NEX. The Fruit of Grisaia 18+ Steam Patch I already know, that such a patch does not exist, wich means, this isn't my question in particular. But I informed myself about this topic and found the 'Imouto Works Patch' wich was taken down.

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Title	The Fruit of Grisaia
Developer	Frontwing
Publisher	Sekai Project
Release Date	May 29, 2015 (Steam), August 28, 2015 (Unrated)
Genre	Visual Novel, Eroge, Romance, Comedy, Nakige
Platform	Windows
Age Rating	All-ages (Steam), 18+ (Unrated)

The patch is updated to include translated UI (mostly)! Also I have a little update on the restoration patch: I kind of underestimated the amount of work needed for it. The thing is, yes, PS Vita version also runs on CatSystem2 like PC, but the script format is completely different.

I love The Fruit of Grisaia.

Ordinarily I’d start off a review with some background information, maybe establish context, and slowly ease myself into it and take my time to explain how I feel about the game in question. But this is an exception. There’s a lot for me to say here, but at the same time my opinion is very simple. Therefore, I will keep this review concise so that my core point gets across as clearly as possible. There ultimately isn’t much to be said.

The Fruit of Grisaia was originally released by Frontwing in Japan in 2011 as the first part of a trilogy of visual novels, followed by The Labyrinth of Grisaia in 2012 and The Eden of Grisaia in 2013. The English localization was released on Steam in its all-ages form by Sekai Project in May 2015, followed by an eroge version by Denpasoft in August. A free fan-made restoration patch to add the 18+ elements to the Steam version was released by Imouto Works in February 2016. I played the Steam version with the restoration patch. The English version comes by way of a Kickstarter project by Sekai Project to release official translations of the entire trilogy. Only the first game has been released so far, with the others following at some undetermined points in the future.

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I knew very little about The Fruit of Grisaia going into it. I was utterly unfamiliar with the Grisaia series, and any descriptions I’d seen online did little to show what the game was actually about. Any official plot descriptions rely heavily on metaphors, making the actual plot quite unclear. Keeping that in mind, I’ll describe the plot in no uncertain terms.

The story follows protagonist Yuuji Kazami (a very mysterious character in his own right, but I’ll get to that) as he enrolls in Mihama Academy, an unusual, isolated private school on the outskirts of a small Oceanside town outside Tokyo. Upon his enrollment, he discovers that entire student body consists of himself and five eccentric girls: the nurturing, motherly Amane Suou; the childish yet oddly foul-mouthed Makina Irisu; the obedient, obliging maid Sachi Komine; the airheaded pseudo-tsundere Michiru Matsushima; and the aloof, hostile Yumiko Sakaki. As you go from the lengthy initial common route into their individual stories, you learn that each of them has a very troubled past, and their own reason for being in Mihama Academy, a school that seems to double as a mental hospital.

This is Makina, the loli. I think she’s my favourite character.

The game’s structure is fairly standard, if simple; it starts out with a common route, and the individual routes break off one by one at the end of the common story. There are relatively few choices, with three choices throughout the common route where their only effect is to provide additional scenes for the player to watch. The choices that actually matter come later, with the branching to each route dependent only on a single choice, with another towards the end to determine if you see the good end or the bad end. Download avision cameras. The structure is decidedly simpler than other games like CLANNAD, with many choices and a lot of smaller branches and variations on each scene. It’s comparatively easy to see everything The Fruit of Grisaia has to offer. There are no hidden routes, no unlockable endings, and no “true” ending. The heroines’ routes are completely separate, with no bearing on each other whatsoever.

The Fruit of Grisaia takes an interesting approach to the presentation of Yuuji, keeping him somewhat mysterious and never outright explaining his backstory despite being the perspective character. Everything we learn about him is told bit-by-bit in some of the routes, and is never completely exhaustive – in the end, we know a lot more about each of the girls than we do about Yuuji. There are large gaps in our knowledge about Yuuji’s past, and even in our knowledge about his “part-time job”. Makina’s route tells us the most about Yuuji, mostly concerning his professional life, but there’s still a lot of details that we don’t know.

FAQ: A Grand Entrance for Visual Novel Grisaia: Phantom Trigger

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Does Grisaia: Phantom Trigger have H-scenes? Will there be an 18+ patch?

Grisaia: Phantom Trigger was created and designed as an all-ages game, and therefore features no sexually explicit content. Accordingly, no restoration patch will be necessary, as the digital and physical versions will contain the exact same content. That being said, the manga adaptation features more adult-oriented content, as do many of the supplemental items we are offering (i.e. the artbook and tapestries).However, please do note that the series does feature scenes of intense violence and language.

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Will Phantom Trigger have dual language support?

Yes! Just like the Corona Blossom series, Phantom Trigger will support display of both English and Japanese game text, as well as the display of both languages simultaneously. Twilight saga midnight sun.

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How many volumes will Phantom Trigger have?

Phantom Trigger is an ongoing series, with each volume comprising of a largely self-contained story. Currently the first four volumes of the game are in development, but the total final number of entries in the series is yet to be decided.

Last updated: March 06, 2017 18:06

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Will one of the stretch goals be a PS Vita port of Phantom Trigger?

We’re very aware of the size and passion of the Vita fanbase here at Frontwing, and would love for Phantom Trigger to come to the Vita. However, as Phantom Trigger is an ongoing series, we feel that the possibility of a Vita port would best be considered once the series can be delivered as a single complete package (and indeed, it wouldn’t be feasible for us to release episodically on Vita for a number of reasons). We’ll absolutely revisit this topic when the series comes nearer to completion, so be on the lookout for that!

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