American University Life ~Welcome Week!~
Take the role of first year student Skye in his first week of college on a remote getaway. Meet his four other roommates as they learn to live together, set boundaries, and engage in their lifestyle.
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August 1, 2018
8 years and 3 days ago
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Mostly Positive14 reviews71.4%
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American University Life ~Welcome Week!~ is a short kinetic visual novel following a freshman student at his first week in college. Join him and meet four other students, explore the campus and the beautiful Leuther Island!
Freshman student Skye arrives at Leuther Island to attend school at the University of Leuther Island. It's like a dream. The dormitories are villas right out of a tropical getaway magazine. The dining hall is a restaurant that serves gourmet food buffet style. There's even a golf course and five star gym? What doesn't this school have?
Wait a minute, what was that?
...There are only five students at this school?
Our new students were all looking forward to their new life at college. As the only students here, how will they make the best of it? In peace and quiet? Shut away in their own rooms? Or will they discover new friendships and bonds in such an intimate setting?
