Those Were the Days

A trip back to SU College, replayed through the fuzzy, rose-tinted lens of someone remembering it all a bit too fondly. The retro point-and-click framing keeps things playful rather than nostalgic for nostalgia's sake, with the humor doing as much work as the memory-lane premise.

You click through old hallways and familiar faces, poking at puzzles and conversations rather than menus. Choices nudge how relationships and small mysteries play out, so the same lecture hall can lead to different places depending on who you talk to and how. It's less about winning and more about paying attention.

The game leans on a day-of-the-week structure to pace out what you can do and who's around, giving the college setting a bit of rhythm instead of one long blur of rooms.