COCORO
"Please make me human." A visual novel about a robot longing to become "human" in a world torn apart by rampaging AI. An unforgettable summer unfolds between a boy who has nowhere to call home and a humanoid girl who dreams of marriage...
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$74.5Kgross
$33.5Klow → high range$163.9K
Net to developer$49.5K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
3.1K
mid estimate
Charts
Chart position by market
Each storefront's own chart, in its own country — the closest public signal to sales where none is published. A country missing from a list is one we don't collect there, not one where the game doesn't chart.
Steam · Top Sellers
No United States chart position — it charts only in the markets below.
Japan#40
China#97
Same day: best JP #40, worst CN #97 · 2 markets collected
About
About the game
"COCORO" is a visual novel planned and penned by Asta Konno, with characters designed by Akio Watanabe.
In a world already torn apart by rampaging AI, an unforgettable summer is about to begin for a boy who has lost his home and a humanoid girl who dreams of marriage...
"COCORO" features:
An all-new masterpiece written by Asta Konno (ATRI -My Dear Moments-).
A plot centered around one heroine, focusing on how the protagonist's relationship with her develops.
Illustrations by Akio Watanabe of Monogatari and Grisaia fame.
An ending theme sung by Cocoro's voice actor Hina Youmiya, with Yoshikazu Kuwashima from the Grisaia series writing its lyrics.
BGM tracks by industry veteran Fuminori Matsumoto (Wonderful Everyday -Diskontinuierliches Dasein-)
1920x1080 resolution support.
Staff
Planning / Story: Asta Konno
Character Design: Akio Watanabe
SD Artwork: nanaca mai
Backgrounds: y.ish
Music: Fuminori Matsumoto
Cast
Cocoro (VA: Hina Youmiya)
Ryuzaki Kazane (VA: Hikaru Tono)
Amai Daichi: (VA: Yasuaki Takumi)
Amai Kosame (VA: Riona Imaizumi)
Kizuki Kirika (VA: Maaya Uchida)
Murakumo Kotaro (VA: Shuta Morishima)
Story
"Please make me human."
A sudden and unexplained global insurgence of AI has left the former utopian city of Tsukumo in ruins.
Having lived there during his childhood, Hinata often hid at a botanical garden as his safe haven. There, he met a girl who helped him overcome his trauma, and he fell in love with her. On the day he left, he proposed to her.
Upon returning to Tsukumo over summer break, Hinata hears rumors of a ghost in the now-abandoned botanical garden who is looking after the flowers. He goes to investigate and meets a humanoid girl who hopes to one day become human.
"I may not look like much, but I actually have a fiancé. He promised to come here when those flowers bloom."
Even as Hinata stands before her, she does not realize who he is.
Thus, an unforgettable summer unfolds between a boy who has nowhere to call home and a humanoid girl who dreams of marriage...
