This was such an amazing game. It was very cute, very relaxing, but also very riling. The game play was really nice. I thought the fact that Sosuke chose when he wanted to leave was nice. That way it didn’t really feel like an obligation, but that he/you really wanted to explore these places. I use he/you that way, because this game REALLY DOES make you invested in it and like want to go to these different places. See what they’re like. Plus the storyline. Ugh, don’t even get me started. It was so- Cool! That’s the only other way I can put it. I personally, was hoping that Sosuke would decide to stay on the island where he’s happy, but he does need to be with his mother. I feel like I also learned things that he learned with him. He really learned to understand her better and I think that was a really nice idea for it. I genuinely cried at the end, though. Seriously developers. I was in search of a nice game that I wouldn’t get tired of. And that was this. Though it was short, it brightened my day every time!!! So 1) Thank you and 2) Great job. This was perfect in my eyes. <3

Wow... wow is all I can say. “Summer of Memories” was more than just a game. It gave me the privilege of stepping into young Sosuke’s life. I was there while he journeyed through the complexity of family. And I was there while Sosuke learned to understand the bond of family, and experienced how it could become unbreakable. While he found out more about his parent’s past, he managed to uncover more about himself and who he was as well. At the same time he learned how to be a kid, and just enjoy life. Legends, and treasure hunts, ups and downs, late nights, Japanese culture, and long days at the beach... Sosuke and I went through it all. It was incredible seeing the character development every single character had, and the ways they interacted with one another. I can honestly say you become attached. You quickly forget you’re playing a game, because it’s such a cinematic, beautiful story. Please do yourself a favor and get this amazing game. I wish more people knew about it!

This is, not exaggerating, my favorite game in the app store! I would love to be able to play this again in Japanese, both to better appreciate the story and to practice my Japanese. With the overall simple wording, the ability to go back to previous conversations, and the easy pace of the game, this would be perfect for that! But, even though in the app store it says it includes Japanese under the languages, I can't find a way to switch it. Developers, if you happen to see this review, any help? Is there a setting I'm not seeing, or does the app not actually support switching languages?Notwithstanding, this is a wonderful, cute, beautiful, heart-moving story. There are ads, as others have mentioned, but they're really not bad, and I don't see that they take away from the story. The artwork is beautiful as well, and the character designs are supremely cute!

Dear developer,The game is so good and I love all those scenes with cute drawings like this. And many mysteries were solved in the 3rd point of view.However, when I reached the happy ending, it turned out it's not happy at all. The ugly truth hit me hard there.Sosuke's fiancee asks him to invite his friends on island in that summer vacation, but he said he can't because he only know their nicknames. So that means he never went back to the island after that summer ever again. What happened? And it means he didn't contact them either until his wedding. Why? And he doesn't even try to reunite with them before his wedding by asking his auntie and uncle about their familes on island. How come? When I think about how he said he treasured the good memories with them so much but in fact, don't keep in touch with them, that's so sad and hypocrite. So it means the adulthood already makes him busy with his own life and sometimes "remember" about the good past when they're mentioned. That's deep and bitter. That's not happy ending at all. I'd prefer see them all together for years.Physical distance also makes people distant? Anyway, it's a good game, but after I read the happy ending and realize the ugly truth, there's something bitter in myself and I want to bury this game forever so I can keep the good memories of cute Sosuke and his friends. What's the point of rewinding the time to unlock some unfinished scenes when the ending is set? Sorry if I take this game too serious, but good job there. Although the ads pop up too many, it's not unbearable.Sincerely,