Guide Miley through idyllic Cherry Tree Town as she makes new friends and endeavors to persuade them to join her high school comedy club in this anime-style comic adventure game.
Explore the town and level up Miley’s repertoire of conversational topics by performing different activities such as reading books, watching TV, and visiting the art gallery, then apply those skills to persuade potential recruits to join your new club. Some skills require money to level up, so you will need to find part time jobs such as cleaning the local temple, picking up discarded bottles and making jewelry accessories.
Developed by doujin circle 773 (“Nanami)”, Cherry Tree High Comedy Club features a host of quirky characters, catchy music, and is a must-play for fans of anime and manga!
Laugh and the world laughs with you!
KEY FEATURES
- Build up your conversational skills to recruit up to 6 memorable characters, each with a unique storyline and interact with many more NPCs!
- Hours of play – over 4,500 lines of dialogue!
- Repertoire system of 12 conversational topics to upgrade and master, such as Video Games, Romance, Politics, Cooking, Sports or just good old chit-chat!
- Explore Cherry Tree Town and perform diverse tasks to earn money and spend it on activities that improve your repertoire!
- All original, high quality, colorful and warm anime-style graphics with one exceedingly catchy soundtrack!
- Simple and accessible game mechanics and controls!
- New Game+ option – carry Miley’s Repetoire skills over from one game to the next!
- Full localization by Nyu Media and Tezuka Productions
Articles
Comedy fanatic and high school student Miley Verisse has decided to set up a comedy club in her school, but her nemesis and the head of the student council, Octavia Richmond, isn’t about to make things easy… The school rules require a minimum of 5 students to set up a new club and Miley is 3 people short! Spring break has just started and Miley has until the end of April to recruit the 3 new members she needs to start the club or Octavia will have the last laugh!
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GuideGameplay manual for Cherry Tree High Comedy Club, created by 773 and localized by Nyu Media Ltd
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one of best games i played i love it <3
Also, are there any plans for the developer to translate or localize the sequel to this game (Ai Ai Girls)? Atelier773.dojin.com
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Sequel would be nice to see here to ^^
Recently completed a playthrough of this & enjoyed it!
I do have a question though (for the game creator or anyone else): when using items, what effect does "???" have? For example, the figurines that increase "???" when sleeping. Does it have something to do with hyper mode?
Check out my play videos of CTHCC @ Youtube.com
Should I continue making play videos?
Making CTHCC* play videos^
somehow this game crashes when i to play it
I have heard this game was over-localized and references to Japanese culture were taken out. As a potential customer for games like this I don't really approve of this.
I recommend updating the translation for this game to more closely reflect the original Japanese culture this game is supposed to be about.
"I have heard"... mmm.
Did you play the game yourself? I haven't myself, but I'm about to play it and find out, but I think me and many more need a more better proof than "I have heard", just to be worried about it.
Look at the names of the characters and the shop signs: If this game is set in Japan, then it has been over-localized. Very simple to understand, there is no need to play it in order to have a confirmation.
I second this request. If you all have the budget and/or time to do so, I'd love to see an "alternate" translation of the game that sticks closer to the original Japanese release.