“Every Day’s Different” is an English voiced visual novel that focuses on slice of life with a more realistic depth. It ranges from romance to heavy topics such as eating disorders and self-worth. The people around you will either benefit or suffer due to your actions, so please choose carefully.

## About This Game
Story:

Welcome to Okoshin Academy, one of the few pre-college academies created with
the intention of preparing high school graduates for the hardships ahead of
them.

Unfortunately, your parents’ messy divorce has just been finalized. You’ve
Decided to live with your mother, forcing you to relocate halfway through the
year. Making new friends while keeping your grades up seems impossible, but
with the help of a long-lost friend–and a little luck–you may just be okay.

With four wonderful ladies to get to know, each with their own flaws, secrets
and desires. Your choices within the game will either help or hinder them –
will you go the extra mile to help them achieve their dreams?

Gameplay:

Spending all your free time with one of the characters will help you grow a
strong connection with them, but may hurt your other friendships in the
process. Will you branch out to help as many people as you can? Or will you
focus on one and grow close to them?

Each weekend you will have the opportunity to set up a date or activity with
one character of your choice. Keep in mind there’s only so many weekends ’till
school’s over. Think of the dates as a mini-game: if it goes smoothly, you
gain affection points. If you say the wrong thing or ask the wrong questions,
this could also change the course of your story.

Features:

Four heroines to fall in love with, each with a distinct personality and
variety of outfits
Build relationships naturally and change the story with your choices
Cell phone feature to text your favorite characters
Fully voiced in English
HD artwork – 1920×1080 screen resolution

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
Every Day’s Different contains Mature content and is not suitable for
children.

Some of the themes include self-harm, eating disorders and some light lewd
humor.

Every Day’s Different