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Our Verdict
A super cozy flip-and-write that makes you feel like a kid again!
Highlights
- Very creative friendship mechanic
- Quick and perfect for groups
- Charming nostalgic theme
- Fun time management
Keep in mind
- Requires focus when filling sheets
- Can be frustrating for those hating point loss
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Remember that nostalgic feeling of summer vacation during childhood? Natsumemo captures exactly that! The name means 'ummer memo,' and the game is a nostalgic journey through a holiday diary. Instead of just collecting points, you're trying to build memories and friendships. Each player gets a calendar and a secret sheet to record their adventures. Every round, someone proposes an event—like going to the beach or the cinema—and everyone simultaneously decides whether to join or not. But watch out: if you're already busy with something else on that day in your calendar, you can't participate! The real magic lies in the bond system: the more events you share with the same characters, the stronger the friendship and the higher your score. But don't think it's all play; there's the drama of homework! If you get too carried away with fun and forget to finish your school assignments, you'll end up losing points by the end of summer. It's that classic dilemma: enjoy life or secure your report card? The game is fast, light, and full of laughs—especially when you realize you were the only one who showed up to the event you suggested! It's a perfect choice for fans of 'flip-and-write' mechanics looking for something heartwarming that tests your short-term strategic planning.
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Families
Publisher
cosaic, Emperor Penguin Games, Fever Games, Homosapiens Lab, Summon Games, Underdog Games (II), Yellowstar Games
Designer
宮野 華也 (Kaya Miyano)
Artist
Riyo, TANSAN Inc., 新月竜 (Shingetsuryu)
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How long does a game last?
It's quite quick, between 30 to 45 minutes!
How complex is the game?
It's a light game, ideal if you want fun without too much mental stress.
How many players can play?
It supports 3 to 6 players, which is great for gatherings.
What do I need to play?
You'll need pencils and paper (included) and a bit of enthusiasm!
Is it for experienced gamers?
Yes and no. It's easy to learn, but requires strategy to balance fun and homework.