My Summer

Failing his classes means a second summer of school, but the guy figures he's covered—steady girlfriend, decent income from crypto trades, nothing to worry about. That kind of confidence is usually the first thing a visual novel like this takes away from a character.

The setup is a bet against fate: a comfortable life the protagonist assumes is stable, right before the story starts pulling at it. Between classroom hours and the people around him, cracks show up in the relationship he thought was solid, and the money he's proud of doesn't buy him control over what happens next.

You play through his days from a first-person view, moving between school routine and the encounters that chip away at his certainty. Choices steer how much he notices, how much he ignores, and how far the people close to him are willing to go behind his back.