Memories Off 6 Next Relation 1.13

The latest release in the acclaimed "Memories Off" series, titled "Memories Off 6 ~T-wave~," has now become available for iOS devices. This installment aims to convey a blend of tenderness and sorrow, characteristic of the series.

• It is important to note that all text within the game is presented in Japanese.
• Currently, there are no plans for Korean language support.
• The game requires devices newer than the iPhone 4, iPod touch 4th Generation, iPad 2, or iPad mini.
• For an optimal experience, devices newer than the iPhone 5, iPod touch 5th Generation, iPad 3rd Generation, or the iPad mini with Retina display are recommended.

The catchphrase of this title, "Be together, till the further (ずっと一緒に もっと遠くまで)," encapsulates its themes well. Players can expect new narratives for the five heroines from "Memories Off 6 ~T-wave~," each brought to life with voice acting that enhances realism. Character designs are contributed by renowned artists Takayuki Koshimizu and Yukihiro Matsuo, while music composed by Takeshi Abo—known for his contributions to the "Memories Off" series and "STEINS;GATE"—further enriches the experience.

• The game boasts over 20 hours of total gameplay.
• This universal app is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
• Support for iCloud enables players to share save data across all their devices.
• Game Center compatibility allows for sharing achievements and competing with friends.
• Push Notification Service is included for timely updates.

How to Play:

The game can be navigated using intuitive touch gestures:

• Swipe from the right edge of the screen, or tap with two fingers to show/hide the game menu.
• Tap once to progress to the next message, make a decision, or exit auto mode.
• Swipe down to view the message log; swipe up to hide it.
• Swipe right to skip read messages; swipe left to skip all messages.
• Tap and hold to enter auto mode.

Game Story:

Set just before summer break at Sumisora High School, players follow Shio Tsukamoto, who serves as the president of the student council—a position recommended by former president Chloe Kagamigawa, who graduated this spring. As this marks Shio's final year of high school and given that Yuno Kasuga, the general affairs officer of the student council, supports him in his duties, he finds himself with a relatively light workload. As summer approaches and he contemplates his future after graduation, Shio navigates both external pressures and personal relationships against this backdrop of introspection.