English
_
X

Play Sora no Otoshimono Forte - Dreamy Season (J) Online

Tomoki’s life gets weird when an angeloid crashes into it—you juggle school, snacks, and sudden sky battles while the dialogue keeps flipping between dumb jokes and real drama. The pixel art’s got charm, and those close-up scenes hit harder than you’d expect from a DS.

Developer: Kadokawa Shoten
Genre: Visual Novel
Released: 2010
File size: 94.39 MB
Game cover
Game Overview

Okay, so Sora no Otoshimono Forte is one of those weirdly charming DS visual novels that somehow makes falling from the sky and dealing with angeloids feel totally normal. You play as Tomoki, this average guy whose life gets turned upside down when a literal girl falls from the sky—classic anime stuff, right?

The first thing you'll notice is how surprisingly pretty the sprites look for a DS game, especially during those dramatic close-up scenes. The dialogue bounces between silly slice-of-life moments and sudden bursts of supernatural drama, which keeps things from getting stale. I remember getting stuck for way too long on one of the early choices because I couldn't decide whether to be nice or sarcastic to Ikaros (hint: she likes snacks).

It's definitely more story-heavy than gameplay-heavy, but there are these little interactive segments where you help characters with daily tasks or explore the town that break up the reading. Just don't expect any complex mechanics—it's all about soaking in that slightly ridiculous but oddly heartfelt anime vibe. The music's surprisingly good too, especially that melancholic piano track that plays during serious moments.

If you're into visual novels and don't mind some Japanese text (or have a translation guide handy), this one's got way more personality than most DS titles in the genre.

Nintendo DS (NDS)
🗂️ Game Platforms
🔥️ Hot Games