"Suisui Sweet" is a campus romance adventure game released by Tactics in 2000, centered around the protagonist's relationships with his stepsister, cousin, childhood friends, and fellow students. It was later ported to PS2.
| Title of the work | すいすいSweet |
|---|---|
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2000-10-27 |
| Platform | Android / PS2 / PC |
| Genre | ADV |
| Also known as | Suisui Sweet ~How to Find Sweet Love~ / SuiSui Sweet ~Finding Sweet Love~ |
| Development | Tactics |
| Script | SAY |
| Key animation | Akari Tachibana |
| Music | Ruzarin Kashiwagi, Prince Nagayama |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://sv.force-x.com/~tactics/sweet/index.html |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=351 / https://vndb.org/v8031 |
Family and reunion
After Makoto's parents died in an accident, she became the protagonist's adopted sister, responsible for household chores and finances. Her cousin Kyoka also lost her parents and returned to her hometown, working at Daikoku An, a candy shop run by her grandfather; She and the protagonist, Chiaki, were childhood playmates.
Campus figure
Chiaki sits next to the protagonist, excels academically, and cares about changes in her old friends. Maho is Makoto's classmate and the protagonist's junior; Yumi attends the same school but different classes as the protagonist and often visits Daikoku-an to find Kyouka.
The characters branched out
The PC version organizes the romance story with thirteen episodes, gradually divided into Makoto, Kyoka, Chiaki, Maho, or Yumi. The Chiaki route in the travel log includes confession and assistance from Yumei; The guide also records additional dream choices and different event CGs for replays.
Music
The opening theme "Sweet Kiss" is performed by Hiromi Sato, with lyrics by SAY, and music and arrangement by Loser; Aoyu from the Sky Looking Up at the Tail, performed by Hiromi Sato, lyrics by SAY, music and arrangement by Ebi. Another ending credit: I want to... Performed by Tirol, lyrics by SAY, and composed and arranged by miku. Three songs included: Natsukore 2002; The original soundtrack also features a vocal arrangement of PHoto staND.
PC and PS2
The PC product date is October 27, 2000, and gameplay records for the same period state no character voice lines. The PS2 version was released by STARFISH on December 25, 2003, with the subtitle 'Amai Koi Mitsuke Kata', ID number SLPM-62437, and offers a collection of 33 love mottos and CG appreciation.
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Related entries
- PC Original Brand:Tactics
- Ported versions:Suisui Sweet PS2 version
- PS2 release:STARFISH
- Compilation of the included songs:なつこれ2002
- Related songs:Sweet Kiss（すいすいSweet）
- Related songs:I Want to... （すいすいSweet）
- Related songs:The sky I looked up at (Suisui Sweet)
- Console Version System:Suisui Sweet PS2 Love Quotes Collection
- Console Versions:Suisui Sweet PS2 version
- Characters:Makoto Tokiwa (Suisui Sweet)
- Characters:Kyoka Tokiwa (Suisui Sweet)
- Characters:Chiaki Arima (Suisui Sweet)
- Characters:Maho Miyashita (Suisui Sweet)
- Characters:Yumi Jonosaki (Suisui Sweet)
- Story Setting:Daikokuan (Suisui Sweet)
- PC Reading Mechanism:Episode 13 Branches and Replay (Suisui Sweet PC)
- PC version:Original Suisui Sweet PC version
- BGM vocal arrangement:PHoto staND（すいすいSweet）
- Dubbing Records (version to be verified):Naomi Anzai
- Dubbing Records (version to be verified):Haruna Mima
References
- Bangumi work entry: Suisui Sweet
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Ko-ji: Suisui Sweet Character and Joint Strategy
- Ko-ji: Sweet Makoto strategy for Suisui
- Ko-ji: Sweet Chiaki Strategy for Suisui
- Ko-ji: Sweet Maho Suisui Strategy Strategy
- Ko-ji: Sweet Kyoka Strategy for Suisui
- Ko-ji: Smoothly Sweet Yumi Strategy
- Lightnovel: August 2001 Suisui Sweet Gameplay Record
- BANDiT: Song list for the second half of 2000: 099—102
- NEXTON：なつこれ2002
- Surugaya: Suisui Sweet PC product
- Surugaya: Suisui Sweet PS2 product
- MediaWorld: Introduction to the Suisui Sweet PS2
- Chara Corporation: Public work records
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