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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 and anime game
developed by Frontwing
and published by Frontwing USA.
Released on May 29th 2015 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 1,052 reviews of which 977 were positive and 75 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 18.49€ on Steam with a 50% discount.
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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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The Fruit of Grisaia is one of the best and longest visual novels I’ve ever played, with an overpowered yet fascinating protagonist, multiple romance routes (that go beyond just cute dialogue, depending on your version), a perfect blend of comedy and emotional gut punches, and an incredibly engaging story, though it sometimes leans a bit too much into slice-of-life instead of keeping the plot moving, but seriously, if you’re going to play it, get the Unrated Version.
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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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10/10 Story, only visual novel game where all routes were really good. I liked all heroines equally in this game, the character writing and development is very good. However the story progression is very slow compared to other visual novels and slice of life comedy might be boring to some people. There is a 18+ patch google it, it is good.
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Ignore the hours on this account - played the fan translation for a ridiculous amount of time. The Fruit of Grisaia is absolutely the best VN I have ever played. The story, characters, music - it's all top tier. One of the best MC's in any game. It's one of the few VNs that I go back and replay just for comfort.
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These truly were... The Fruits... Of Grisaia. The name of this visual novel is intriguing. One may have been browsing Steam one day and bought this game on a whim. Soon enough, he'll be asking: "Where are the fruits, and where the hell is Grisaia?"; being left with no answers unless he actually finishes the game, and understands that the fruits... were actually the students of Mihama all along. In the original marketing for this game, which was done a long, long time ago (earlier than 2010) all the girls were marketed with a fruit: Michiru: with a lemon; Yumiko: with grapes; Sachi: with a strawberry; Amane with cherries; and Makina with an apple. This is some insanely clever indirect characterization through use of a visual metaphor: For example, Michiru is indirectly underlined as being like a lemon: she's extremely sour, but can be easily squeezed, with patience. Yumiko is compared to being like a grape,: she's exquisite, like a fine wine. Amane: well this one's pretty obvious for whoever's played her route, so I won't say it. This visual novel doesn't have a whole lot of choices. The choices that you get during the common route will be the ones that affect which route you're going on, so you must play with a guide. The visuals aren't always stunning, to say the least. I don't really like the character portraits (those that you see for like 90% of the game); but the CG's are always really stunning. The one which stuck with me the most is definitely the one with Michiru near the sea, with her hair fluttering in the air. The voice acting is nice, I like everyone except for Makina. Her voice is annoying, but I guess that was an intentional artistic choice. Now the characters, and man, these are some personages that have suffered a lot. Basically, everyone in the school has some form of trauma. You learn about every girl's past in their respective route. The route which stuck with me the most is definitely Amane's route, which had me on the edge for the entire time... it was pretty much Robinson Crusoe, but with a few schoolgirls instead of a 16th Century British man. Now, This is the route which downright broke my heart. The backstory was so god damn upsetting. When Amane got out of that situation alive, I had tears of joy; But the fact that the general public considered her a villain is unsettling. In conclusion, I believe you should take a bite out of The Fruits of Grisaia. It's a very, dare I say, avant-garde visual novel, it's rather different from any other romance visual novels that take place in schools. For people that have played a few visual novels in the past I'd recommend this 100%, however if you're a newcomer to the genre, then I suggest starting with something shorter. I'm all for world-building, but goddamn, they really take their sweet time in this visual novel; that's definitely my main criticism of Grisaia. Studio Frontwing definitely could've shortened it to 65-70 hours. There's quite a few scenes that they could've cut out and it wouldn't have impacted anything at all.
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The Fruit of Grisaia is currently priced at 18.49€ on Steam.
The Fruit of Grisaia is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 18.49€ on Steam.
The Fruit of Grisaia received 977 positive votes out of a total of 1,052 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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