Notable games released this week, including "Natsuiro Hyskull★Seishun Hakusho" and "Shin Rorona no Atelier: Hajimari no Monogatari"!

Here is a roundup of the hottest home video games released this week!

The first one is an open world school romance adventure for PS4/PS3, "Natsuiro Hi-School★Seishun Hakusho: On my first day at my new school, I reunite with my childhood friend and find myself a member of the news club, so I have to deal with the reality that my memory is full of underwear photos even though I am popular with guys for the many scoops I get in my days as a photographer. While facing the reality that all he has in his memory are pictures of his underpants, he thinks about his school life on an island for one summer and the course of his naked love life. ～The story is based on the book "Natsuiro Hi-Skull: Seishun Hakusho" ("Natsuiro Hi-Skull: Seishun Hakusho").

Natsuiro Hi-Skull★Seishun Hakusho" is a romance adventure game set on "Yumekashima," a small island somewhere in Japan, and "Yumekashima High School," the only school on the island. The player is a second-year student who transferred to Yumegashima High School in July, and spends the next three months until the next transfer as a cameraman in the news club, which he was forced to join by his childhood friend "Megu Mikaduki".

The game is an open-world school romance adventure. With a camera in hand, you can fully enjoy your school life on the island, exploring the island in search of topics for your research presentation at the school festival (Yume High School Festival) in September and fulfilling requests (quests) from students.

In addition, the "Accelerated Action Mode," an intense photography technique that slows down the passage of time when jumping or sliding while shooting with the camera, is included. The game also offers actions such as crawling forward and lying on one's back, allowing users to get the scoop on the skirt.

The game has had a decent turnout at stores in Akihabara. The game is likely to be divided into two extremes, being either a masterpiece or a bad title, but the fact that it is full of story elements alone should make it a popular title in Akiba. If you haven't pre-ordered yet, be sure to do so as soon as possible.