In the world of The Town of Nie Iromusubi, every moment is woven with summer light and unnameable things. Continuing the previous game, you will play as Hisora, a boy who accidentally got lost in a strange world. Although he cannot return, he gradually gets used to a new life among strangers but full of warmth. Summer comes, the bright sunshine spreads across the town, but it is also the time when a quiet uneasiness creeps into his mind.
A strange world and unease creeps in
Nie Town has never been a normal place, and Hisora knows it. Although he lives with friendly people and enjoys a slow pace of life, he still clearly feels that something is wrong. A vague shadow begins to surround his dreams, causing each passing day to carry an unnameable worry. However, instead of sharing, Hisora chooses to keep it to himself. That makes your journey of discovery deeper and more personal than ever.
The Story Is Written with Emotion
More than just a visual novel, The Town of Nie Iromusubi takes players on a poetic inner journey. Your choices not only affect the plot but also reveal hidden layers of meaning in the characters’ emotions. Each scene and each line of dialogue are delicately constructed to awaken quiet memories in the player’s soul. It is this quietness and melancholy that makes the game different from countless works of the same genre.
A refined experience with music and language
A notable plus point is the carefully crafted sound. The game allows you to open the background music enjoyment mode with 21 tracks from the official album, helping players immerse themselves in a cinematic emotional space. The smooth control system and interface support for four languages - including English and Chinese – make the game more accessible to many visual novel lovers around the world.
A worthy expansion into the Nie universe
A fan-disc of The Town of Nie, this game not only expands on the story but also delves into previously unexplored psychological aspects. Those who have experienced the first game will find a satisfying continuation, while new players can still start here to dive into a world that is both strange and familiar. Summer in Nie is not bright, but warm enough to make you reluctant to leave.
