Haru Uso -Passing Memories-

There’s a reason that people lie to each other. They can lie to protect themselves, to deny themselves, to deceive themselves, or to be able to move on. There are all kinds of lies and everyone has their own reasons for using them. Protagonist Souichirou has the strange ability to see through those lies, though he can’t see the reason behind it. Naturally this power comes at a cost and he even comes to be known as the number one problem child at his school. Souichirou’s story takes a turn when a new spring arrives and he is called out by one of the most popular girls in school, Himeno Satsuki. The difference between them is immense and yet she timidly tells him that she likes him, raising the curtain for a love story between the school’s number one problem child and the school’s most beautiful girl. This is the first of four low-priced games by Campus, a new brand affiliated with light. Each game in the series focuses on one of the four heroines, starting with Satsuki. As Souichirou, you, the player, is able to see others’ lies in pink stylized text.