Anime City

Anime City Anime City blends school simulation, survival needs, and anime visual-novel style moments. Study, work part-time at local spots, join clubs, shop and cook, customize rooms and cosplay, and build friendships.

Anime City

Anime City is a standout school life simulation that blends survival-style management with the feel of a classic anime visual novel. Step into the atmosphere of a Japanese high school, where your days revolve around classes, clubs, and exploring the everyday culture you’d expect to see in anime—down to the buildings, outfits, and local food.

Between studying and extracurricular events, you can roam different places, build connections with classmates and other characters, and unlock more opportunities as you progress. Deep customization lets you design your own character, while survival elements like health, hunger, and energy add pressure to plan your routine wisely.

Gameplay

• Studying: Attend classes at school, earn daily grades, and improve your stats over time.
• Working: Earn money through part-time jobs, such as working in a cafe or at a local Shinto shrine.
• Exploration & activities: Visit key locations and take part in activities around the city, including the school, Shinto shrine, amusement park, and Akihabara.
• Apartment room customization: Purchase furniture and items to decorate your anime-themed room.
• Shopping: Buy clothes, accessories, food, snacks, and toys.



• Cooking: Prepare meals for friends using recipes and mixing different ingredients.
• Cosplay & customization: Dress your character—and even your friends—using a variety of outfits and accessories.
• Unique girls: Each character has their own likes and dislikes.
• UFO catchers: Try the UFO catcher machines to obtain anime figurines, then display them in your apartment.

Key Features

• Authentic anime culture: The game recreates an anime-inspired city with careful attention to buildings, fashion, food, and everyday routines. You’ll encounter themed cafes, street kiosks, and school facilities that feel like they came straight from popular anime and manga scenes. Outfit choices are tailored to match otaku-style aesthetics, making your daily schedule feel like it belongs in the world around you.



• School life and clubs: Classes cover subjects such as history, physical education, Japanese, and cooking—each one pushing your progression forward. After school, clubs offer structured activities like gardening, tennis, drama, science, and music. Club leaders assign tasks that help you stay on track, and completing them can unlock more options as your week develops.
• Relationships and dating mechanics: Social progress comes from spending time with classmates, accepting invitations to club events, and making choices that influence your relationships. Some characters are dateable, with results depending on your protagonist’s gender and personal stats. Consistency matters—meet expectations and show up regularly to strengthen bonds, so time management is essential.
• Skill-based progression: Your advancement depends on skills such as fashion, cooking, science, sports, social stats, gardening, faith, and the arts. These improve through hands-on activities, and growth affects dialogue options and success rates. As your skills rise, interactions become more dependable and less random.
• Survival management layer: Your health, hunger, thirst, energy, and comfort all influence how smoothly your day goes. Since resources are limited, you must choose when to eat, rest, or shop—because what you spend time on changes future plans. Even simple actions like grabbing a drink or going home early can shift your schedule. This system keeps the routine tense during busy school weeks.

Highlights

• REAL JAPANESE ANIME CULTURE: Experience a colorful anime-style world—from school architecture and classroom design to costumes and typical Japanese dishes.
• Carefully recreated atmosphere: The details aim to realistically reflect the school vibe, daily routines, and manga/anime festival moments, so you can feel immersed in Japanese culture like you’re living inside a comic.



• SCHOOL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES: Study popular subjects (history, PE, Japanese, cooking) and join a wide variety of clubs such as gardening, tennis, drama, science, and music.
• Club tasks that build you up: Each club leader assigns engaging tasks to help you develop skills and meet new friends through interaction.
• DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS: Build meaningful relationships by participating in extracurricular activities, spending time together, and inviting others to join club events. Building these connections helps your progress and improves your overall experience.