Angel Graffiti: Anata he no Profile

About

Angel Graffiti: Anata he no Profile is a 1996 PlayStation dating sim where you play a high school sophomore creating your own profile before meeting a girl you accidentally bump into in a park. She joins your class the next day, and you spend the story deciding how to win her over or pursue other classmates. Choices shape interactions through dialogue and mini-romance meters. An angel named Eve pops in with cryptic tips about girl behavior, though her advice might not always help. Gameplay leans on visual novel pacing with character-driven scenarios and a focus on school life. The angel helper mechanic adds a cheeky twist to early '90s dating game tropes. While the storylines are straightforward, the charm lies in its quirky tone and optional side routes with classmates. Originally released alongside a Sega Saturn version called Angel Graffiti S a year later, it’s a relic of late-90s Japan’s niche romance sim scene. The simple art style and light-hearted school setting still land well for fans of old-school character-driven games.

Storyline

The player character is a high-school sophomore student, whose name, nickname, birth date and blood type is decided by the player at the beginning of the game. One day, while walking through the park, you notice a beautiful girl, but don't really manage to make a good impression on her and she soon goes away. The next day, your homeroom teacher announces you have a new student joining your class ... her name is Misuzu Amano ... the girl you met a day ago in the park. Your luck didn't completely run out as now you will have plenty of time to try and make an impression on her and possibly make her fall in love with you. But she is not the only girl in school that caught your eyes, so you will have to decide who is your person of interest and who you will try to woo. Luckily for you, you are not alone on your quest, you will have a help from heaven itself, an angel by the name Eve, who will often give you advice on girls' feelings.