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SIX FRUITS BARE THEIR FANGS AT THE WORLD. --The academy was their orchard. In this place of learning, protected by high walls from the outside world, there arrived a single young man who'd lost his purpose in life. He'd lost sight of what he wanted to protect.
The Fruit of Grisaia is a visual novel, anime and story rich game
developed by Frontwing
and published by Frontwing USA.
Released on May 29th 2015 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 1,059 reviews of which 984 were positive and 75 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. π
The game is currently priced at 36.99β¬ on Steam.
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- OS: Vista
- Processor: 1Ghz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1024x576
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 7 GB available space
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A special Visual Novel with lots of learnings/teachings. For anyone who wants alot of content with great character developement. Besides it being a harem VN, you will get some action and alot of great comedy. Disclaimer: You need patience but it pays off. Not in form of H-Scenes (cuz Steam), rather in form of a good writing. PS: I demand compatibility with the steam-deck
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Amazing visual novel though this version is censored. So you can either get MathG0ds patches that add the +18 scenes and censored jokes back into the game or buy them on denpasoft or JAST
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This is one hell of a VN. I played an unrated version so I assume the all ages version is missing all the H stuff and some gore content. Nevertheless this is still a heavy kicker in comparison with other vns out there due to all the heavy psychological content it contains. First of all, almost every single character is an "adult" who suffered parental neglect and psychological abuse if not a torture and psychical one on top. The existential content is heavy in this one, and some of the routes are just brutal, including suicide, cannibalism and such. Every route provides the background of the character which is more or less a long string or pain, neglect and abuse in one way or the other. This is all intermixed with inane and childish dialogues and situations. There is a lot of exaggerations in place as well and characters are caricatured to an extreme. Most of the vn is just playing around in school setting with mostly inane and exaggerated situations, with minimal hints of darkness lurking around. When the routes start, that's when the existential content starts to kick in. In practice it is a very well done game. It is very well voiced and has a nice accompanying music score. Choices are minimal and just allow to pick a route and an ending for it. I am definitively a big fan of this one. I am planning to go through all 14 or so games in the coming weeks. If you want to play unrated, you need to buy it outside of steam and overwrite the steam version. I got both (steam and unrated) with heavy discounts so in total it was definitively worth it. After playing I think this one is worth full price regardless.
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Disregard steam playtime tracking for this review; something was bugged to where the steam client kept crashing while the game was running, so I closed steam and ran the game from the EXE in the install folder. This is an easy recommend from me. It can be *very* dark, and no one here is well-adjusted, but if that kind of struggle to connect despite the hardship is good for you, it's here in spades and their is about 100hrs of story if you want to unlock every scene.
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Ignore playtime, I've 100% complete it on a different version. This is a really great VN. The premise is a bit wacky, but the story handles it well enough that you shouldn't mind it pretty quickly. The common route (all the scenes before you enter a girl's specific route) is downright hilarious, genuinely one of the funniest things I've ever read at points crab-monkey-amoebic dysentery ; and the girls' routes are all generally heartfelt, very heavy , and well done. Quality writing all things considered. The art is also pretty great for a VN with over a decade on it. There is an 18+ patch that adds all the missing H scenes, and I found them to be pretty tastefully handled overall. Having watched the 1st season of the anime after finishing this I can say that the anime is waaay thirstier than the VN despite it not having any actual nudity or romance. On that note there is the issue with Makina given her "situation" and the nature of her relationship with Juicy-Yuuji. If someone told me they have a problem with it, I completely understand. That said, I felt it was handled fairly well and given that Makina and Juicy-Boy both separately acknowledge both her behavior, the veracity of said behavior, and the reasons behind it, I don't think its as much of an issue as it might appear. Still cutting it pretty close though. All the girls are great in their own ways, each one starts out as a comedic caricature and eventually is revealed to be a deeply flawed, troubled, and very human person. Juicy-Yuuji is likewise initially presented as a mildly misogynistic, sarcastic, and borderline psychotic, asshole. However, he does eventually show himself to be a caring, doggedly-loyal, and definitely psychotic (but in a good way, I guess), friend/boyfriend. Mostly at least, more on that in a moment. My biggest issue with the game is the way one of the routes is handled, and it unfortunately happens to be my favorite girl's route. Mild to moderate tone spoilers ahead for one of the routes: The way Juicy-Yuuji treats Michiru for a large chunk of her route is at best just north of bullying and at worst borderline abusive. In every other route Juicy-Lad is a genuinely kind, caring, and attentive (if maybe a bit unhinged) partner, but for some reason he can't help but treat poor poor Michiru like she's yesterday's trash. I almost didn't want to even continue her route at one point because the way he was treating her was making me actually upset. It does eventually come around but I still can't help but feel bad for my girl Chiruchiru. And that's it, that's the bad thing about this VN, other than that the only other thing I can really complain about is that some of the flashback sequences can drag on for juuuust a tad too long. I haven't played Labyrinth or Eden or any of the other Grisaia VNs and from what I can tell that's fine as they're mostly either backstory, sidestories, or the harem route (not what I want, I feel like it cheapens the other routes). Fruits definitely delivers a complete story with mostly satisfying conclusions to each route. One last thing. If you've seen the anime and aren't sure if the VN is worth it, then listen to me. Forget the anime even exists, compared to this, it's trash. The anime skipped, changed, and bastardized so much quality storytelling, it's kind of baffling. At most the anime should be viewed as a side dish if you want to see more of the Mihama crew. This VN is 100% worth it if you even remotely liked anything about the anime.
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The Fruit of Grisaia is currently priced at 36.99β¬ on Steam.
The Fruit of Grisaia is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 36.99β¬ on Steam.
The Fruit of Grisaia received 984 positive votes out of a total of 1,059 achieving a rating of 8.76.
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The Fruit of Grisaia was developed by Frontwing and published by Frontwing USA.
The Fruit of Grisaia is playable and fully supported on Windows.
The Fruit of Grisaia is not playable on MacOS.
The Fruit of Grisaia is not playable on Linux.
The Fruit of Grisaia is a single-player game.
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The Fruit of Grisaia does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
The Fruit of Grisaia does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Frontwing
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Frontwing USA
Release
29 May 2015
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