Hanayaka Nari, Waga Ichizoku Modern Nostalgie

Hanayaka Nari, Waga Ichizoku Modern Nostalgie

Released2015
When her father fell sick, Asagi Haru has to help support her family. She quits her job at the factory and starts looking for a new job. That’s when she bumped into Egawa Chitomi and Arita Kisuke, who are looking for a new maid for the Miyanomori family. Haru applied for the job on the spot, leaving her hometown to work in their mansion in Tokyo. She thought working as a maid would be fun.. until she meets the six Miyanomori brothers. The brothers each have different mothers, all divorced from their father — the head of the family, Miyanomori Genichirou. Being born in a big family, most of the brothers treat Haru like crap. They call her trash and view her as a lowly servant who doesn’t have any right to talk back to them. Not to mention Tae, her new tsundere friend there, keeps lying and gets her in trouble. Haru quickly realized that her new job isn’t by any means easy, but she needs to work hard for her family. Not too long after Haru starts working there, Genichirou announced to his sons that he’s retiring soon and he’s making a game to determine who will be the next head. The brothers have to entertain him and collect points. The first one who reached ten points will be the new head, and they have until March to please their father. This is the reason why the brothers all have different mothers: Genichirou wants to put them into a battle for the position.

Details

DeveloperVingt et un Systems
PublisherIdea Factory
ReleasedApril 30, 2015
StatusReleased
GenresAdventureVisual Novel
ThemesDramaRomance
PlatformsPlayStation Vita PlayStation VitaNintendo Switch Nintendo Switch
ModesSingle player

About This Game

When her father falls ill, Asagi Haru leaves the factory and starts looking for new employment. A chance encounter with Egawa Chitomi and Arita Kisuke—recruiters for the Miyanomori family—lands her a job as a maid in their Tokyo mansion. The six Miyanomori brothers all have different mothers; each was divorced by their father Genichirou, who wanted to pit the sons against each other for the position of family head. Before long, Genichirou announces that he is retiring and will award leadership to whichever son earns ten points by entertaining him before March. Haru has walked into the middle of a carefully constructed rivalry, and none of the brothers are happy about an outsider witnessing it.