Ojou-sama Express (1998)

Developer: MediaWorks
Platforms: Sega Saturn, PlayStation
Genres: Simulator, Adventure, Visual Novel

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How it feels

A gentle, unhurried journey across Japan spent wandering train cars and chatting with girls to slowly build pleasant memories.

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About

The protagonist boards the special express train "Vega" that departs from Wakkanai in Hokkaido and travels through various cities such as Tokyo and Osaka over a period of 15 days, crossing Japan. During this journey, the objective of the game is to get to know and become friends with the girls who board the train at various stations, leaving behind enjoyable memories. The basic actions involve moving around the Vega's train cars and tourist spots to find the girls and engage in multiple conversations to advance the scenario.

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