
It's 1994 in the mountains of Northern Japan - Are you ready to fall in love? Snowkissed Romance weaves addictive stat-building, day planning, and mini-games with captivating storytelling and plenty of ’90s shoujo charm.
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During your final winter break before college in December of 1994, step foot into the mythical town of Yukihari, based in the Northern mountains of Japan. Arrive at your Aunt’s charming ski resort where there’s plenty of new faces and fun to discover since your last visit!
What begins as a peaceful holiday with your best friend quickly transforms into an emotional journey when your older brother crashes with his three college roommates, who happen to be your childhood friends who moved away years ago.
You must navigate through old memories and new emotions while relationships unfold during this magical season of love and self-discovery. Every choice you make and action you take matters - Will you build cherished memories with an old flame, connect with new friends, or end the season alone?
Customizable Main Character: Select your name, gender, zodiac sign, and even your blood type to shape your personality from the very beginning. It doesn’t stop there, you’ll be able to take a personality quiz and create a complete profile for yourself from your appearance to your favorite food and more!

Personality Development: Every choice matters. From the way you spend your days to how you interact with the characters, your personality evolves in real-time, impacting your compatibility and story progression. Are you more shy when it comes to love? Or are you more bold and flirty? Your personality shines through in the dialogue and even impacts your compatibility with other characters.

Build your Stats:Your personality is uniquely shaped in part through the stats that you build throughout the game including . Intelligence
Athleticism
Sensitivity
Style
Elegance
Resilience
Charisma
Charm
Stress

Multiple Endings: Whether you find your one true love, create a dramatic love triangle, make a new group of friends, stick by your best friend for the trip, or walk away from the mountain alone, each play-through offers a unique conclusion.
Cafe Mini-Game: Work at your Aunt’s Cocoa Shop to earn extra money for gifts and activities. Take orders and craft specialty drinks in time to complete your shift successfully. But don't work too hard, or the stress might make you sick and send you home for the season!


Day Planning: Decide how to spend each day, from hitting the slopes to relaxing in the onsen. Will you go out with the whole group or steal a private moment with your favorite character? When planning your day, be mindful of what activity you do, some take longer than others and some activities can only happen when evening falls. Each location has unique stat boosts and secrets to uncover.
As you play, be on the look out for hidden secrets because there’s a lot to be discovered in Yukihari. The demo is just a taste. The full game will have even more features to discover.
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90年代アニメのような雰囲気に惹かれてプレイしました。とても面白かったです!主人公の髪色や星座、好みの音楽や映画のジャンルまで入力できるのが感動しました。作中に出てくるアイテムも昔の女の子向けおもちゃみたいでどれも可愛くて、この手のコンセプトが好きな方にはすごく刺さると思います。完全版楽しみにしてます!可能なら日本語にも対応してくれると嬉しいです
Whaaat so good! I can't wait to get the full version. I'll definitely be purchasing this. Love the dialog and voice acting. Love the destination and critical thinking for decisions! | Didn't realize it was only a demo - I was so disappointed when I couldn't continue the story! Great job, everyone. Impatiently waiting for the next chapter, <3
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I loved this game! The 90's vibe is so nice and the character music is very fitting. The romance is sweet and the date-able characters all have their own charm. I really like games that have stat builders and romance, plus there is a cafe mini game, though the difficulty might need a bit adjustment with the longer orders with such limited time ( that could just be a skill issue on my end ). I could feel the love that the developers put into this game; the art, the music, and dialogue is very reminiscent of 90's anime and games. I wish I found this sooner for the kickstarter rewards lol. I will be waiting in anticipation for the full release and I'm positive I'll be purchasing it the moment I see its available!
The art look like old anime
Such a nice otome with winter atmosphere. I enjoyed the demo very much. Hope to play the full game
Absolutely loved the demo and can't wait for the full game! So nostalgic. Feels like a 90's anime from the art, music, and dialogue! 😁💖Especially love otome games that have voice acting, so I really appreciate the amazing VAs in this one. Sadly I suck at the cafe mini game and wish there was a little more time ;A;
Quality Game with a Wonderful Style From -NotTheRealTenkoBerry
This demo made me smile so much, I can't wait to play the full game. It looks great, it's cute and it's fun. <3 <3 <3
This is snoww cute ha ha :3 it just combines everything I love and wanna see.Though Ive honestly never snowbaoded in my life.I just love the setting of vacation w/ freinds. And how you can choose either to hang out as a group or one on one. Mechanically, it reminds me of Dandlion wishes brought to you .with the room??and the raising of stats???I can see this being very replayable since theirs many rng dialog ...things.oh! also shout out to 90s anime thingabob . reminds me of marmalade boy or boys over flowers kinda thing.Their were so many of those anime with those things. I kinda want one now. *_* im shivering w/ excitment!!! rlly curious to see wherre this goes. also very curious as this seems like Lovleyinc decided to rework one of their older games. anyways , those r all my thoughts
Snowkissed Romance is a cozy romance and life-simulation game developed and published by LovelyInc LLC, with the Steam release in question serving as a free demo that introduces the ideas and mechanics planned for the larger experience. Rather than functioning as a straightforward visual novel where progress mainly consists of reading dialogue and choosing responses, the game incorporates character customization, personality development, statistics, scheduling, relationship management, exploration, and mini-games. Its nostalgic presentation draws heavily from classic Japanese romance games and 1990s shoujo aesthetics, giving the experience a distinctive identity that complements its intimate winter setting. The story takes place during December 1994 in Yukihari, a fictional mountain community inspired by Northern Japan. The protagonist is spending the final winter vacation before college at their aunt's ski resort and initially expects a relaxing holiday alongside their best friend. Those plans become more complicated when the protagonist's older brother appears with three college roommates. These young men are not complete strangers, however, as they were childhood friends who moved away years earlier. Their return creates an effective foundation for romance because every relationship potentially carries memories, unfinished feelings, and the uncertainty of discovering how much everyone has changed. A major strength of Snowkissed Romance is the amount of control provided over the protagonist. Players can determine details such as name, gender, appearance, zodiac sign, blood type, favorite foods, and various other characteristics. A personality quiz expands this customization further. These options make the protagonist feel more personally constructed than the fixed leads commonly found in visual novels. At the same time, the character is not simply an empty avatar because choices made throughout the vacation continue shaping their personality and abilities. Personality development is especially interesting because dialogue and activities can gradually influence characteristics such as confidence, shyness, romantic tendencies, and flirtatiousness. These qualities can affect compatibility and potentially change how relationships develop. This gives conversations greater importance than merely identifying the response that seems most likely to increase affection. Players are effectively defining the kind of person their protagonist becomes, which creates an appealing role-playing element and gives subsequent playthroughs additional purpose. The game also features a fairly detailed collection of statistics, including Intelligence, Athleticism, Sensitivity, Style, Elegance, Resilience, Charisma, Charm, and Stress. Activities performed throughout the vacation can improve different attributes, encouraging players to think carefully about how they spend their limited time. Stress adds an important counterbalance because constantly pursuing productive activities can negatively affect the protagonist. Working too hard can even lead to illness and potentially bring the vacation to an early conclusion. This makes rest and recreation meaningful parts of the management system instead of purely decorative options. Time management ties these mechanics together. Players can decide how to spend different portions of the day, whether that involves skiing, relaxing in the onsen, socializing with the larger group, seeking private moments with particular characters, or exploring locations around Yukihari. Some opportunities are only available at certain times, while different activities consume varying amounts of the schedule. The result is a sense that the vacation is genuinely limited. Pursuing one opportunity can mean missing another, which should make decisions more significant and prevent players from experiencing every event during a single run. Money introduces another resource to manage. Players can help at their aunt's cocoa shop, where a mini-game involves taking orders and preparing specialty drinks for customers under time pressure. Earnings can then be spent on gifts and other activities. Although the mini-game itself is relatively simple, it works well within the broader structure because employment produces money while also consuming valuable time and potentially increasing stress. The player therefore has to decide how much work is worthwhile compared with relaxation, exploration, or spending time with potential romantic partners. Relationships appear designed to offer more flexibility than simply selecting one love interest and following a predetermined route. Depending on choices, personality, compatibility, and interactions, the protagonist can potentially establish a conventional romance, become involved in a more complicated love triangle, strengthen friendships, remain especially close to their best friend, or finish the vacation without a romantic partner. This variety suits a game centered on personal development because romance becomes one possible outcome of the winter rather than the only measure of success. Exploration and hidden secrets further support replayability. Yukihari contains different locations and opportunities, with some activities contributing to character statistics while others may reveal special encounters or information. Combined with scheduling restrictions and relationship requirements, this creates reasons to experiment on later playthroughs. A player who focuses heavily on one romantic interest and particular attributes could have a substantially different vacation from someone who prioritizes friendships, work, exploration, or personal development. The nostalgic atmosphere is another important component of the experience. Setting the story in 1994 gives Snowkissed Romance an identity beyond its snowy scenery. The visual direction, romantic themes, character presentation, and simulation systems intentionally evoke an earlier generation of Japanese dating games. At the same time, extensive protagonist customization and flexible relationship possibilities give the formula a more contemporary approach. The combination works particularly well because the game embraces nostalgia without relying exclusively on it. The most obvious limitation is that this Steam release is a demo, so many of the systems are naturally unable to demonstrate their full depth. Long-term personality development, complicated relationship routes, stat requirements, hidden events, and multiple endings are concepts that become more meaningful across an extended campaign. As a result, the demo should primarily be considered an introduction to the game's structure rather than a complete representation of everything Snowkissed Romance intends to accomplish. Players looking for a fully resolved romantic story will inevitably find the available experience limited by its preview format. Even with that restriction, Snowkissed Romance presents a compelling mixture of romance and simulation mechanics. LovelyInc LLC has built its concept around more than attractive characters and branching conversations, allowing scheduling, statistics, personality, money, stress, exploration, and relationships to interact with one another. The snowy resort provides an appealing backdrop, while the childhood-friends premise gives the romantic possibilities an immediate sense of history. For players who enjoy visual novels but want more control over how their protagonist lives and develops, this is a promising interpretation of the genre. The demo leaves the larger systems waiting to prove themselves in a complete experience, but its combination of nostalgia, customization, and meaningful time management makes a strong impression. Rating: 8/10
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