Homecoming – Morenatsu Revisited [v11.0.1] By Stormsinger Studios, Frostclaw

Stormsinger Studios, Frostclaw Games released a new game called Homecoming – Morenatsu Revisited and the version is 11.0.1. The game’s story is about In Homecoming, you take on the role of a young Japanese snow fox named Hiroyuki Nishimura. After moving away from your hometown Minasato to Osaka five years ago, you receive an unexpected letter from an old friend inviting you back for one last summer vacation before starting your senior year of high school. What complicates things is how you’ve neglected to contact any of your friends over the years. Although nervous, you accept the invitation. What awaits you back in Minasato? Will you be welcomed with open arms, or has it been so long that everyone has forgotten about you? Will this be yet another wasted summer, or will you finally have the chance to experience what makes life worth living?

Homecoming is a visual novel about nostalgia, romance, living life to the fullest, reconnecting with old friends, and learning to face your demons, all wrapped up in the cute Japanese kemono aesthetic. The game Homecoming is based on, Morenatsu, is considered to be one of the classic entries in furry culture. Although it was cancelled in 2015, dedicated fans have continued to keep its legacy alive through fanworks such as this. While rough around the edges, the original game captured many hearts, including the members of the Stormsinger Studios development team. We aim to create the best visual novel we can make, doing justice to the source material that has inspired so many like us.

Developer:	Stormsinger Studios, Frostclaw
File Size:	482.6 MB
Version:	11.0.1
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Languages:	English

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Game Version Changelog:

Build 11.0.1 Notes

Just a small update, but one that is to rectify a game breaking issue.
During the meteor shower scenes (and in the credits), I had attempted to implement a shooting star type animation, similar to what was used in the original Morenatsu. Unfortunately, due to how temperamental Python can be, it caused issues on any devices other than Windows/Mac PCs and didn’t show up during development.
As such, I have removed this feature to prevent the same issues from happening in the future.
Additionally, I have fixed a couple of minor typos.