A highschool gang head Ringo Ishikawa attempting to exist within his latest fall before graduation. With his best colleagues. Essentially, the game is an existential open world beat’em up with some school simulation details. It has a few of everything: a city to investigate, a day-night period, NPC on their plan, fight grinding, school grinding, mini-games (ping-pong, billiard, video-poker, video-game console with one game…) and etc.

But the foremost thing is the tale I’m seeking to say. And I created the game to make you consider this novel. So it’s not about rival gangs, or taking over turfs, or anything. You only live there and sense. And that’s all.

The game starts with a huge fight among Ringo’s eponymous colleagues and some warring gang members. Following some Dual Dragon-like button-mashing, the engagement ends and from that time on the game continues mostly non-violent – as long as we evade struggle. The first two hours with Ringo Ishikawa are playfully a bit rough. All mechanics are light or not defined. The outcome is that we run first haphazardly through some of the central roads. For a person who lives in this suburb, our protagonist has apparently small idea of his surroundings. An obvious asymmetry among the players and the figure.