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During lunch one day, Toomi Yuna meets two "Kindred Spirits" on the roof of her school. When they insist she help them nurture young love, Yuna finds herself playing "yuri cupid" to six unique and adorable couples. Can she remain aloof or will the promise of a "yuritopia" reach her too?
Kindred Spirits on the Roof is a female protagonist, visual novel and lgbtq+ game
developed by Liar-soft
and published by MangaGamer.
Released on February 12th 2016 is available on Windows, MacOS, Linux, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 1,360 reviews of which 1,317 were positive and 43 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 31.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 3.25€ on Eneba.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista
- Processor: Pentium III 800 MHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 800x600 Full Color
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 1100 MB available space
- Sound Card: Direct Sound Compatible
MacOS
- OS: OSX 10.7+
- Processor: 1Ghz or Faster Processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 800x600 Full Color
- Storage: 1100 MB available space
- Sound Card: Direct Sound Compatible
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.06 LTE+
- Processor: Pentium III 800 MHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 800x600 Full Color
- Storage: 1100 MB available space
- Sound Card: Direct Sound Compatible
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This is probably one of the most popular yuri visual novels out there, with quite awesome protagonist and intriguing supporting cast aswell. As the descriptions do mention, there's not much to the plot of the novel unfortunately, so this is one of the weakest parts of the game according to my opinion. While I can't say I didn't enjoy it, there were some moments where I didn't feel as entertained as I had expected to, especially after reading for a while.. To that, I will get to later on. So, the plot aside.. There's some character development to be going around there, but it's nothing special. While the characters do have each unique personalities that makes them easy to remember and to a point even relate to, there is a line where it sorta stops? I'm not sure if I merely stopped recollecting what's going on and remembering it properly at the time, but the development has sorta stopped and nothing much was going on. Just ordinary daily lives of the characters without any changes to them, so to speak. What supports the entire novel so well and so much is the soundtrack. The tracks are made so well and some even perfectly match the atmosphere and the easygoing atmosphere, making it a truly relaxing reading experience. I have totally fallen for that, but even here is the catch.. ... I didn't get too into it earlier on, so returning back to it, the game does have a calendar that makes reminiscing about the days much easier for the reader; Fully finishing the novel requires reading through the entire portrayed days several times, each time from the shoes of a different character, and yet the tracks are always the same during those days. So, reading the novel at once or through longer periods of time is seriously not recommended. It is better to take it at a slower pace, so the music doesn't get too much in the way. I had found myself muting it from time to time, as I was getting headaches from longer periods of reading. What I truly adored about the novel was the art design of the characters. Whoever's drawn those is a genius! Although the game doesn't offer animated character sprites as the modern novels do, it is fully voice acted and offers far easier time understanding where are the characters coming from; That's naturally furthermore enhanced with the days from different characters' perspectives. As a side note warning, and why I hadn't shared any screenshots- The game doesn't support Steam overlay, as far as I recall, and so taking screenshots is simply not possible through the Steam overlay; It may be done so manually, but I'm not going through the hassle. That's been a huge disappointment for me, as the game features soooo many scenes and moments that are just perfect for sharing, yet makes it impossible or difficult to do so. I'd also like to highlight that despite being a yuri visual novel, some affectionate or deep romance isn't to be expected.. That's been another huge bummer for me, because I absolutely enjoy all kinds of novels that do feature those. At the end of the day, I can't say I have been having a bad time, not in the slightest. At the same time however, I can't claim to be overjoyed and all. It's alright, it's satisfying, but nothing special to write a book about. So, whom to suggest this novel, hm? - Definitely to the readers who are into slower paced reading if I assume that the reader reads the entire novel, and to those who do tolerate or enjoy yuri; If the reader however decides to read it just once and from the point of view of the main protagonist, then the novel is quite the shortie, mm. - Likewise, I can't recommend this novel to the readers who do expect some deep and affectionate romance, or are into somewhat of a writings for adults. This isn't it, it's written to be available to even younger audiences, from what I had understood at least. That's probably a subjective matter entirely, so.. Better to take it with a grain of salt. That's it from me, I suppose! Enjoy the Yuritopia!
Kindred Spirits on the Roof was a lovely read. The premise is quite simple, but just like the characters in it, there is a lot of hidden depth here. Yuna is a really great protagonist, and watching her grow, letting go her past trauma and finally leading a fulfilling school life is really satisfying. The pairings are enjoyable as well. There are a lot of funny and poignant moments, and the interaction between each pair has a lot of feel good moments too. I think the direction does away from exploiting too much drama or angst, but rather putting emphasis on communication and understanding through dialogue. I really appreciate this approach. Kindred Spirits isn't perfect, of course. Yuna's romantic progression can feel a little rushed, and her partner didn't quite have the same screen time compared with her peers. Most of her important scenes happens in post-game, and I feel that they should be a part of the main story line to begin with. Still, this game sticks its landing and finishes with flying colours.
Kindred Spirits on the Roof is a yuri visual novel developed by Liar-soft and published by MangaGamer. Set within the halls of an all-girls academy, the game presents an unusual blend of romance, supernatural storytelling, and character-driven drama. The story follows Toomi Yuna, a student who unexpectedly gains the ability to see two ghostly girls, Sachi and Megumi, on the school's rooftop. Unable to move on because of their lingering regrets, the spirits convince Yuna to help create a wave of romance throughout the academy. What begins as a quirky supernatural premise gradually unfolds into a heartfelt exploration of love, friendship, and personal growth. One of the game's strongest qualities is its narrative structure. Rather than focusing exclusively on a single romantic pairing, the story follows numerous students whose relationships develop in different ways. Each couple faces unique emotional challenges, from uncertainty and self-doubt to misunderstandings and fear of vulnerability. This approach allows the game to showcase a broad spectrum of romantic experiences while maintaining a consistent tone. The various storylines are interconnected through Yuna's efforts, making the academy feel like a living environment filled with believable personalities rather than a collection of isolated routes. The writing is remarkably sincere and thoughtful. Every major character receives meaningful development, and the game spends considerable time building emotional connections before delivering dramatic payoffs. Conversations often feel natural and authentic, allowing players to become invested in the struggles and triumphs of each relationship. While many visual novels rely heavily on dramatic twists, Kindred Spirits on the Roof succeeds through emotional honesty and carefully crafted character interactions. Its themes of acceptance, understanding, and companionship resonate strongly throughout the entire experience. Yuna serves as an engaging protagonist because of her personal journey. At the beginning, she is largely detached from the people around her and prefers to keep her distance emotionally. As she becomes involved in the lives of her classmates, she gradually opens herself to deeper connections and begins confronting feelings she would rather ignore. Her development provides a strong narrative anchor that keeps the numerous side stories connected. Meanwhile, Sachi and Megumi contribute both humor and emotional depth. Their playful personalities create many entertaining moments, but their lingering regrets also add a bittersweet element that enriches the overall story. The visual presentation complements the narrative exceptionally well. Character artwork is expressive and attractive, helping convey a wide range of emotions during both dramatic and lighthearted scenes. The CG illustrations effectively highlight important moments and give additional impact to key story developments. Backgrounds are colorful and inviting, creating a comfortable school atmosphere that reinforces the game's warm and romantic tone. Although the visuals may not push technical boundaries, their consistent quality helps immerse players in the world. The soundtrack further enhances the experience. Soft piano melodies, cheerful themes, and emotional compositions work together to support the mood of each scene. The music never overwhelms the storytelling but instead acts as a subtle companion that strengthens the emotional impact of important moments. Combined with the visual design, the soundtrack helps establish an atmosphere that is both comforting and memorable. As a visual novel, gameplay remains relatively simple. Players spend most of their time reading dialogue, progressing through events, and making occasional choices. Those looking for complex gameplay systems or extensive branching routes may find the mechanics limited. However, the straightforward design allows the narrative and characters to remain the primary focus. The game understands its strengths and concentrates on delivering a compelling story rather than distracting players with unnecessary features. The pacing can occasionally feel slow due to the large number of characters and relationships being explored. Some story arcs naturally resonate more than others depending on personal preferences. Nevertheless, the game's commitment to fully developing its cast ultimately works in its favor. By the conclusion, most characters feel well-realized and their emotional journeys carry genuine weight. The lengthy runtime provides enough space for relationships to evolve naturally rather than feeling rushed. Perhaps the most impressive achievement of Kindred Spirits on the Roof is how it portrays romance with warmth and sincerity. The relationships are treated with respect and emotional depth, avoiding the feeling of superficial fan service. The game focuses on trust, communication, and emotional connection, creating a collection of romances that feel meaningful and rewarding. This thoughtful approach has helped the title remain highly regarded among fans of visual novels and yuri storytelling. Kindred Spirits on the Roof is a touching and memorable visual novel that succeeds through excellent character writing, strong emotional storytelling, appealing presentation, and a unique supernatural premise. While its leisurely pacing and limited gameplay may not appeal to every player, those who enjoy relationship-focused narratives will find a rewarding experience filled with charm, humor, and heartfelt moments. It stands as one of the more accomplished romance visual novels available on Steam and remains a standout example of character-driven storytelling. Rating: 9/10
Overall - a very good VN with a lot of genuinely touching, sweet moments. However, I would first like to get negative stuff out of the way. Because there is one thing that lowers my personal score of this game from 8.5/10 to at most 6/10. The game story relies heavily onto both spirits being a likable characters. If you don't manage to like them - the last quarter of the game completely falls apart. Things that suppose to be sweet and touching become genuinely very disturbing if you are not manage to convince yourself that those spirits are your friend. And, unfortunately, that's what happen to me - I don't like Megumi. In fact, I hate her. She is the most self-serving, borderline sociopathic, obsessively jealous character I've ever seen out of characters in any media that authors actually try to sell as likable. And it really doesn't look like authors intended for her to be seen that way. It looks like her jealousy supposed to be "sweet", and her sociopathic personality - "cute". And if you don't manage to convince yourself that way - the last quater of the story completley falls apart (and I, for once, had to force my self to continue playing despite her even sooner). Spoilers - what exactly falls apart (don't read unless beaten - going into the game with this knowledge in mind can seriously ruin your playthrough): First - from the moment Megumi gains the ability to possess people - if you don't trust her by then, then from that moment you are on edge. Then Sachi and Megumi have a genious idea to use Yuna's body for sex. Sachi at least tries to be considerate of Yuna's feelings and give her time to figure things out before even asking her. Megumi though not having it, straight up tells Yuna she doesn't give a ♥♥♥♥ about her feeling, tells her to hurry and agree to this, threaten her and then turn on tears. So, as you can see - if you didn't manage to make yourself like Megumi by this point - it looks awfull lot like a r*** threat. I really hate it, I hate how quick Yuna were to agree to it (she didn't even have sex herself by that point, and she was dragging another girl into it), and I hate how authors trying to sell this as "beautiful and sweet" moment. And all they have to do to fix this ♥♥♥♥ is to make both spirits likable characters (not just Sachi) so the player would have the same thought process as a main character - the spirits are your friends, this is VERY important to them, they changed you in a positive way, so now you helping them. (And also don't make Yuna agree to it THIS quickly). All of this is really disappointing, because if you ignore Megumi - this is actually a VERY good VN. Whenever Megumi wasn't on the screen, most of the time I was enjoying seeing these characters interact with each other. There even is a whole section that I, personally, rarely seen in any media - a switch, when it's a main character who is going through some problems, and all of the people who you were helping before are now collectivly trying to support you. So, I can't say I don't recommend it - this game gave me a lot of positive emotions and was well worth it's money. But I can't help but be disappointed that a lot of it was ruined because of one not-likable character.
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Kindred Spirits on the Roof is currently priced at 31.99€ on Steam.
No, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 31.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof received 1,317 positive votes out of a total of 1,360 achieving an impressive rating of 9.15.
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Kindred Spirits on the Roof was developed by Liar-soft and published by MangaGamer.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof is playable on Steam Machine, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
No, Kindred Spirits on the Roof does not support VR.
Kindred Spirits on the Roof is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 6 DLCs available for Kindred Spirits on the Roof. Explore additional content available for Kindred Spirits on the Roof on Steam.
No, Kindred Spirits on the Roof does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Kindred Spirits on the Roof does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Kindred Spirits on the Roof 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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