Playground update (v.0.7.7)

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Alpha 0.7.7 update of Shoujo City 3D is published on Steam and the App Store. Here is what is new in this release:

☆ Playground

School map is redesigned and now has a new playground area. You can use a swing, a seesaw, and can crawl inside the sphere. If you date a pillow, you’ll have to put your pillow on a swing/seesaw seat to use them.

☆ New cosplay items

  • Silver and golden crowns (available in Fashion Store).

☆ New food

  • Matcha and matcha latte (available in vending machines).
  • Strawberry taiyaki.
  • All ice creams are replaced with new 3D models.

☆ Other additions and improvements

  • Fixed a bug with title menu appearing in background in girlfriend’s creation menu.
  • Fixed a bug with girlfriend closing her eyes during tomato kissing mini-game.

☆ Translations

All translations are updated according to the game wiki.

11 thoughts on “Playground update (v.0.7.7)

  1. Nounou

    Pourquoi la version shoujo city 3D ne pas disponible a Android ?
    Toujours je visite la page de shoujo city pour voir les notifications de la jeu mais non
    Repondre s’il vous plaît
    Et merci

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  2. Charly

    Will it be possible to choose your girlfriend’s looks ? Not just with the beauty salon, like the playable character at the beginning.

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    1. Laika Post author

      There is no background story in the game at the moment, but the basic idea is that the player moves to a new school, rents an apartment, and shares it with another school student. So she is supposed to be somebody you meet rather than create. One of ideas I had is to add a personality test, where you’ll have to answer a few questions, and then the game will create the most suitable girlfriend (both her looks and personality) based on your answers. I’m still thinking about it.

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    1. Laika Post author

      I can’t add Pokemon UFO catchers, since that would be a copyright violation. Things like these need official approval by copyright holders. I tried contacting a few indie game developers asking for permission to use their characters as in-game toys, but without any luck thus far.

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