You aren’t given much agency in Tokyo School Life, so it’s not like you’re able to zero in on one or two girls that catch your interest. Which I guess means that I’ll have to get to know them first.
So while I could take a look at Magical Diary’s Damien’s bat wings and immediately foresee a lot of passionate biting in my future, the same can’t be said for the girls in Tokyo School Life. Even with that said, the three girls from Tokyo School Life don’t really outwardly demonstrate any personality. I don’t know if this is common for bisexuals, but I don’t look for the same qualities in a woman as I do for a man, and said qualities are somewhat nebulous.
Agh! This is not that kind of dating sim! THE IDEAL YAMATO NADESHIKO
I found myself using this a lot more than I thought I would, as I liked to learn how familiar phrases are said in Japanese. If you feel you’re otaku enough that you won’t learn anything new, it also provides all the dialogue in Japanese text alongside the English translation. The main hook for Tokyo School Life is that it tries to teach you about Japanese culture through the eyes of a gaijin. Finally, you’re greeted by a friendly girl who later lies to you and steals your manga - that’s Sakura. Afterwards, you spill tea on a girl who apologizes for you scalding her - that’s Aoi. Soon after landing, you immediately run into a girl who calls you a pervert - that’s Karin. You play as a high school exchange student on their two month trip to Japan. On the surface, Tokyo School Life seems a little vanilla for my tastes. If yes, maybe play through it yourself and compare your experience to mine. If you want my advice, read the next heading and decide if it sounds like something you’d be interested in. Just keep in mind, this is going to be really in depth with spoilers about the romantic sub-plot. I’m going in blind and accepting any mistakes I make. It seemed like it would be a departure from my magical quest for the attention of demon boys in Magical Diary: Horse Hall, so I’ve decided to make it the second entry in this, the chronicles of my experiences with dating sims.Īs a reminder, this article is going to go in depth into my dating experiences with Tokyo School Life. I would say that is what drew me to Tokyo School Life, but the reality was that it was on steep discount and entered my meagre price range. Still, I can’t help but wonder how my life would have gone had I actually made the journey. It would have been for about two years in my late twenteens, but then I met my husband and my priorities changed significantly. I almost went to school in Japan to better learn the language.
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