Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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In this exciting love interaction game, players act as a photography-loving sophomore who, after being knocked out during a shoot, finds themselves entangled in various indescribable scenarios with female seniors, juniors, and a married teacher!
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is a dating sim, mystery and choices matter game
developed and published by Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty and All Fall for Me!.
Released on August 15th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 18 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish, Japanese, Polish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Latin America, Vietnamese and Korean.
It has received 510 reviews of which 421 were positive and 89 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: intel core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 15 GB available space
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Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is a choice-driven romance and life-simulation title that places interpersonal relationships at the center of its experience. Developed and published under the same name, the game positions itself firmly within the adult visual novel space, focusing on intimacy, character interaction, and branching outcomes rather than traditional adventure mechanics or elaborate worldbuilding. Its ambition lies in offering players agency within a campus setting where everyday encounters can spiral into emotionally charged relationships shaped by dialogue choices and situational decisions. The premise casts the player as a photography-enthusiast student whose normal routine is disrupted by a series of chance events that pull him into the personal lives of several women connected to the campus. Rather than presenting a single, tightly scripted storyline, the game opts for a hub-like narrative structure where individual character arcs take precedence. Each woman has her own background, personality, and emotional trajectory, and the story gradually unfolds through repeated interactions, private conversations, and moments of vulnerability. This structure makes the experience feel episodic, but it also allows each route to stand on its own, catering to players who enjoy focusing on one relationship at a time. Character writing is the game’s primary strength. The cast is intentionally varied, offering contrasting temperaments and emotional dynamics that influence how each relationship develops. Some characters project confidence and independence, others hide insecurity behind reserve or playfulness, and these differences shape the tone of their respective routes. Dialogue choices are designed to test empathy, patience, and intent, and while the writing occasionally leans into familiar genre tropes, it generally succeeds at giving each character a distinct voice and emotional rhythm. Progression feels earned through conversation rather than gated by abstract stats alone. Mechanically, the game emphasizes decision-making and consequence. Players navigate branching dialogue trees and situational prompts that directly affect affection levels and narrative direction. Small choices—how you respond to a moment of tension, whether you pursue or withdraw, when you show honesty—can ripple forward and alter later scenes or endings. The first-person perspective reinforces immersion, making interactions feel immediate and personal, even when the overall gameplay loop remains simple. There is little in the way of traditional challenge; instead, the tension comes from anticipating how choices will shape relationships over time. The adult content is integrated as part of the broader romantic framework rather than presented in isolation. Mature themes, suggestive imagery, and explicit situations are clearly aimed at an adult audience, but they are contextualized within character arcs rather than existing purely as standalone scenes. This approach will appeal to players who value emotional buildup alongside intimacy, though those seeking either a purely narrative romance or purely explicit content may find the balance uneven. The game is explicit about its audience and intent, making expectations clear from the outset. Visually, the presentation is functional and focused on character art and scene composition rather than high production spectacle. Interfaces are straightforward, prioritizing readability and ease of navigation through dialogue and choices. While the visuals do not push technical boundaries, they serve their purpose by keeping attention on characters and interactions. Performance is generally stable, and the inclusion of multiple language options broadens accessibility, particularly for a niche genre with an international audience. Replayability is a notable draw. Multiple endings for each character encourage revisiting the game to explore alternate choices and outcomes, and the relatively contained structure of individual routes makes experimentation approachable rather than daunting. However, the absence of a unifying overarching plot can make the experience feel segmented, with momentum resetting between routes instead of building toward a single climactic resolution. Whether this is a drawback depends largely on player preference for anthology-style storytelling versus a cohesive, long-form narrative. Reception reflects this split appeal. Many players praise the game for its range of romantic paths, clear choice-and-consequence design, and commitment to its adult romance identity. Others critique the uneven pacing, occasional reliance on familiar tropes, or limited mechanical depth beyond dialogue selection. These criticisms underscore that the game’s success hinges on interest in character-centric storytelling rather than gameplay innovation. Ultimately, Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! succeeds by delivering what it promises: a mature, choice-focused romance experience built around character interaction and multiple narrative outcomes. It is best suited for players who enjoy adult visual novels that emphasize agency, replayability, and emotional connection over complex systems or sweeping plots. For its target audience, it offers a flexible and engaging sandbox of relationships where curiosity and decision-making shape the story more than any predetermined path. Rating: 7/10
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Very good immersiive game showing a wide spectrum of Chinese and not just Chinese girls. Wome and men are both strong and weak. Both desire love and crave freedom. Opposing forces often require patience and conniving (bad word but looking for word describing ability to adjust and often discover hidden meanings, desires, needs and even strategies so make it possible to both achieve own goals and help others achieve their goals, when they are in line with ours. ) The game is some sort of simplification of the extremely intricate plot. Criminal case, need for love, personal problems, mysteries of accidental or purposeful actions.. In a short game you can find anything showcased in an artistic depiction of ecxiting, boring, lustful and proper human behaviours. Girls here seem very strong in comparison to the main character, with relatively low ability for self control in contrast to the man who is always caring, patient and more willing to be hit than to hit back. As far as I am concerned this game is not easy to forget. It can be finished within one day but it is cute and some scenes and situations may induce you to come back to relive and understand better the minds of girls, your own and society we live in. It is amazing that the game only shows the women characters and no men ... It is highly focused and pays great attention to intricate details of surroundings, items, appearances and behaviours. I did finished with each and every girl .. I have my best favourites and actual own ranking which I will not disclose as I think everyone has their own unique view on life and relatinships ... So I do not want to influence the way you may be swayed for or against aany character in the game. Just enjoy it and Yeah, it is worth it. Also I practice my Chinese and this is a good way to improve language skills as well.
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Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.89€ on Steam.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! received 421 positive votes out of a total of 510 achieving a rating of 7.76.
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Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! was developed and published by Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty and All Fall for Me!.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is not playable on MacOS.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is not playable on Linux.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is a single-player game.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! does not currently offer any DLC.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! does not support Steam Remote Play.
Girls on Campus, from Freshmen to Faculty, All Fall for Me! is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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