Half Moon ni Kawaru made: Ramiya Ryo no Niji-iro Tamate-bako

About

This adventure game splits into four brief episodes inspired by Ryo Ramiya’s manga. Each story lets you follow one of four heroines Suzuka Eve Tatis and Tatsuya though their individual scenarios. The short episodic format feels more like a series of standalone vignettes than a single cohesive journey. Simple point and click interactions drive the narratives with a focus on dialogue and light puzzle solving. Graphics and sound lean into the late 90s PC-9800 era aesthetic with limited color palettes and chiptune music. The distinct personalities of the heroines set the game apart though their stories rarely overlap. Community mentions note the charm of collecting all four endings but highlight inconsistent pacing between episodes. Nostalgia factor is high for fans of early visual novels but the 1994 release date means the presentation feels dated by modern standards. At just a few hours per route it’s a low stakes entry for curiosity seekers.

Storyline

The game is separated into four different stories following a different heroine. You can choose between Suzuka, Eve, Tatsuya, and Titis.