UMD disc for the adventure game "Tsuki no Hana," with a focus on story. - Title: Tsuki no Hana - Media Type: UMD - Genre: Adventure - Language: Japanese Thank you for viewing. Review ※ Quoted from a certain review site 【Graphics】 I fell in love with the character designs at first sight. (lol) Since the setting is a modern high school, it's not as strikingly unique as a fantasy work, but each character is well-defined, including their personalities, and they function well. 【Sound】 I don't have much of a preference for BGM, so as long as it fits the atmosphere, it's fine. Personally, it's passing. In terms of character voices, it's probably safe to say "exquisite." It's so lavish that there's probably not a single person who doesn't know any of the voice actors. 【Addictiveness】 I think it depends on the scenario for this genre, but the impression up to the point of playing is good. It's good that it doesn't just end as a simple read, with the exploration part where you collect the spirits of Tsukumogami and Kotodama, and glimpses of the connections and aspects of each character. 【Sustainability】 Same as the Addictiveness section. The quick save feature is good, and the ability to minimize stumbling blocks in the exploration part makes it feel like you can play without getting stuck, which is also a big factor. 【Game Balance】 The battles with the "Youkai" that occur at the end of each chapter are easy to win if you've prepared properly beforehand. There are almost no hints in the exploration part to prepare for it, so I was confused at first. However, after noticing the quick save/load, I no longer stumbled. 【Overall】 Recommended if you like the scattered elements (Youkai, students, etc.) and this type of genre.