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The girls set off into the wilderness

"Girls Marching into the Wilderness" is an adventure game produced by Minato Soft, written by Romeo Tanaka, and illustrated by Ryu Matsu. Buntaro Hojo, who has no clear career dream, is invited by his classmate Kuroda Sayuki to participate in the production of a bishoujo game.

Work information
Title of the workThe girls head for the wilderness
Chinese nameThe girls set off into the wilderness
The publication date listed in the materials2016-03-25
PlatformPC
GenreYouth ADV
Also known asしょうじょたちはこうやをめざす / Girls beyond the youth KOYA / Girls Beyond the Wasteland / しょこめざ / Shokomeza
Developmentみなとそふと
Releaseみなとそふと
ScriptRomeo Tanaka
Key animationMatsuryu
MusicYamato (music), GoKoY, Shade
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://www.minatosoft.com/koya/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=20050 / https://vndb.org/v14303 / http://www.getchu.com/soft.phtml?id=869781

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From drama scripts to games

The story is set in Kanazawa Prefecture's 100 Scenic Spots. Buntaro was originally living a lively school life with his friends, with only vague anxieties about the future. Shaxue was attracted to the script he wrote for the drama club and proposed to produce and release the game together; Buntaro, who was almost unfamiliar with this industry, thus joined a new team.

The production team's challenges

Shaxue has plans and initiative, but everyone gathered has their own personality and problems. Whether the work can be completed, whether it can be purchased, and what participants ultimately gain become real-world questions the story constantly faces. The division of labor in game development forces shared interests to turn into cooperation, and also enforces the challenges of time and achievement in relationships between characters.

Campus and society

The official team divides the game into two parts: the first focuses on club games and campus life, where choices influence which girl the protagonist interacts with; The second part is closer to life after entering society, with some routes involving working at a game company. The project was planned by Takahiro, and the official website clearly states that he did not participate in writing the script for this work.

Six production positions

Sunayuki initiated the project, Buntaro wrote the script, Yuka handled the dubbing, Uguisu handled key animation and coloring, Teruha set up the script and directed, and Aten Dream managed the production. Friendships, conflicts of opinion, and professional division of labor among characters drive the project forward.

Two stories

The first part centers on completing games within the academy, where choices determine your romantic partner; The second installment shifts to a more socially oriented lifestyle, with part of the route involving working at a game company.

Actual production staff and theme song

Planning was handled by Takahiro, with a script by Romeo Tanaka and original artwork by Ryu Matsu. Master Up was written and composed by Shinobu Ii, with arrangements by Nobuhiro Ishii and Junpei Shoji.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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