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Summer and Score Through the Doors is a story-driven RPG about the real-life high school and college experiences of seven protagonists pursuing dreams and trying to find their identities. The real-world setting has one supernatural element: doors. As the characters’ stories converge on a single point, you face the possibility of breaking an apparently inescapable fate. The game combines its narrative with turn-based tactical battles, where emotions from the story become attacks against enemies.

Stories and characters

The game follows students dealing with expectations, ambitions and other pressures of everyday life. One protagonist is an ordinary test taker who works hard to meet her parents’ and teachers’ expectations; she uses mathematics in battle, applying rigorous reasoning to improve her status. Another is a trophy child who has repeatedly ranked first in their grade and is preparing for physics competitions in pursuit of ambitious research goals. They use physics to store and release energy for explosive effects. The description introduces seven protagonists, while noting that more characters will be unlocked in the official version.

Tactical battles

Your book serves as a shield and your pen as a sword. You use skills based on school subjects, each with its own mechanics: Physics stores energy to enhance status, Chemistry triggers reactions with enemies’ debuffs, and Biology summons creatures to help in battle. Battles can take place during exams, in confrontations with others’ wills, amid inner emotions or in strange dreams. In each, you aim to earn as high a score as possible.

You and your enemies compete over scores while you face a score target. An A earns rewards, while an F brings penalties. Gaining score and using skills builds determination points; entering the Determined state grants buffs, and later in a battle you can use powerful Awakening Skills to turn the situation around.

Difficulty options

You can choose from several difficulty levels. Lower difficulty makes it easier to get through the story, while higher difficulty offers a greater challenge.