NICE TO MEET YOU, AGAIN

Kinou Yumeto's life is mediocre in every direction: mediocre university, mediocre job, mediocre apartment. Then a demon named Laplace erases all of it and drops him thirteen years into the past, back among the friends and hallways he'd stopped thinking about.

He treats the do-over as exactly that, a second run at a life he botched the first time, and settles into the rhythm of school days he remembers fondly. The catch is a girl who keeps surfacing in those memories whom he can't actually place, a loose thread the story keeps pulling at while he otherwise just enjoys being young again.

Play is a straightforward visual novel built around choices and relationships rather than mechanics: talk to classmates, steer how close Yumeto gets to them, and watch the decisions branch toward different endings. The school setting and its cast do most of the work; there's no combat or resource system layered on top, just conversation, memory, and consequence.