In this game, the decision of who will be your romantic partner takes you forward. Like most visual novels, the decisions that you make in different interactions leads to the next stage. As you move through the game, you interact with the female characters in a static environment by clicking on the text, graphics, and sound options. The gameplay involves the player (you) playing the role of Haruka. Haruka finds solace in Nao Yorihime (who is a childhood friend) and Kazuha Migiwa (who is his classmate). Haruka and Sora rebuild their lives in this serene environment, healing their wounds with the true beauty of their new residence. Orphaned and left alone, the two of them undertake in a journey to their grandparents who live in the distant mountain village of Okukozome-chou, home to some of their happiest childhood memories. The game follows the Kasugano twins after they lose their parents in a tragic automobile accident. The idea of Yosuga no Sora first took shape in the form of a visual novel (or, a video game to the uninitiated).

Without revealing too much, we can safely say that the two are a lot 'closer' than regular twins. Another bone of contention has been the portrayal of the relationship between Haruka Kasugano and his twin sister Sora Kasugano. Other viewers have found the content to be a little too risqué for their tastes. Some viewers have found the multi-arc storytelling format to be an interesting journey, where each character gets an episode to present their narrative. The anime has controversial themes and a mature plot, involving romantic scenes between the protagonist, Haruka Kasugano, and the other four main characters. Watching Yosuga no Sora is, as most would agree, an experience, to say the least.

Yosuga No Sora Game