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Don't Knock Again, Sabrina!

Don't Knock Again, Sabrina! — a comedic visual novel about a pushy and horny neighbor who's always finding new reasons to knock on your door.

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Developer
Mizuki Kabiwani
Publisher
Wet one handed game studio
Release
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About the Game

No sooner had you moved into your new apartment than your neighbor Sabrina decided that you were now obligated to help her with everything.

Features:

• A comedic visual novel with romantic elements.

• Lots of funny situations and unexpected dialogues.

• Choices that affect your relationship with Sabrina.

• Mini-games and interactive events.

• A charming neighbor who will never leave you alone.

Will you be able to figure out what your annoying neighbor really wants?

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