Graduation

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Graduation casts you as a high school homeroom teacher tasked with shaping the futures of five distinct students during their final year. Your decisions, ranging from scheduling classes to mediating personal crises, directly impact their academic progress and relationships. Each girl brings unique traits and challenges, requiring you to balance guidance with interference as you navigate school days, weekend activities, and occasional off-campus interventions. Success means helping them earn degrees and plan meaningful paths while avoiding the disaster of collective romantic interest mishaps. Released in 1994, this life-sim stood out for its early blend of anime aesthetics and Western-style simulation mechanics. With paths leading to college triumphs or chaotic endings where students prioritize marriage over education, the game leans into absurdist humor while maintaining a core focus on responsibility. Available on multiple platforms including PC and Sega Saturn, it carved a niche for narrative-driven edutainment long before the genre became mainstream.