It's 1995. Verity Bridges is back in her hometown after a year of unsuccessfully discovering herself. No money and no responsibilities: a perfect chance to throw her cares away at Eastbriar Mall.
In a retro shopping paradise filtered through thick, playful nostalgia goggles, find faces both old and new, master laser tag, and forge friendships and romances—all while running from the impending doom that is getting a job.
• A 50,000+ word story. Four romanceable characters, and five full story routes.
• Five quarter-life crises among sensitive Gen X slackers.
• Highly polygonal computer graphics mixed with amazingly adorable 2D sprites.
• Immersive brands and ads from the 1990s of your dreams. Collect them all!
• Verity: Go-getter and ray of sunshine. Loves games of all kinds (doesn’t mean she’s good at them).
• Zamira: Failing artist brooding over her next career move. She sees this mall as a pointless stopgap. Another round of Skee-Ball will change her mind.
• Maya: She does NOT do children’s birthday parties. Stop asking.
• Deb: A B-tier mean girl with C-tier conformist dreams. Melt this softie’s icy heart.
• Marshall: A lot has changed about your ex. He transitioned, and he seems to live at the mall. But even though he said you shouldn’t get back together…
Yuri Kissaten is a new game studio dedicated to making games about girls who love girls.
The main minds behind this game are:
Joi Massat, director, story, design, and art. Wow!
Along with writing and additional art by Beatrice Baker and Fruz.
We hope you enjoy all our very gay games!
